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In the October 2019 issue of FCI, INSTALL’s executive director John T. McGrath, Jr. and instructor David Gross share key lessons to ensure concrete polishing jobs are done right the first time, every time.
As polished concrete continues to trend and rises in prominence, flooring contractors and installers must understand the do’s and don’ts of this tricky medium in order to complete projects on time, on budget and without callbacks.
The 26th annual convention for the International Certified Flooring Installers Association (CFI) was held at the La Cantera Resort & Spa, in San Antonio, Texas.
One thing I learned many years ago is never say never to anything. During my career, that mindset has given me the opportunity to do some interesting jobs and I always learn from them.
Your project is complete. Every tile is in place, the installation was done on time and under budget, to the exact specifications. Even the project manager is beaming.
But don’t break out the cameras yet to add this masterpiece to your portfolio.
Grout has a specific function and when used correctly, it does a great job. Unfortunately, too many tile placers seem to be unclear where grout is to be used and where it should not to be used.
