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In recent years, major efforts have been made to attract more women to the trade through training programs and initiatives that encourage solidarity and community.
It was in December 2016 that our company had the opportunity to hire Ashley Harrison as our first woman resilient floor layer apprentice. Our second woman apprentice, Cecily Hill, started with us in November 2018.
The first step in a good surface preparation process is to conduct a full and thorough evaluation of the substrate to determine which products and methods, and how many, are needed.
All LVT/LVP flooring shares the need for the substrate to be perfectly flat to perform properly. While every step of the LVT/LVP project is important, proper floor preparation can help avoid problems, save time and money, and ensure owners are satisfied with their floors.
There is no secret that for natural stone and porcelain tile to visually appear their best and perform at top levels for years to come, they need to be maintained and protected.
Industry leaders Ross Tarrant Architects, Louisville Tile Distributors and CFI have joined forces to present the first ever CFI Surface Prep Training Class in Louisville, K.Y.
