One biggen.

Mikey P · Jul 6, 2015

Four of us parked all week at a 10,000 ft home

All hard surface.

They want all the concrete floors steamed before the carpet goes down
Acres of countertops
I forget how many showers
6 types of stone floors
Lots of drinks and
Snacks for the guys

Hope it all goes well.

Desk Jockey · Jul 6, 2015

That sounds like a good one!

Shane Deubell · Jul 6, 2015

Dam, how much is that ... :biggrin:

GeneMiller · Jul 6, 2015

15,000 sq ft of Saturnia. Just one day, but we only cleaned and sealed it. First and second floor plus stairs all saturnia. The only carpet was an insert of carpet in the master. Sweet job plus it was vacant. Saw him recently and he said it needs done again.

Gene

Papa John · Jul 6, 2015

Mikey-- sell them concrete sealing also. If there were urine stains in concrete the old urine could be smelled by other pets and force the pet to "mark their territory" on the new carpet.

Mikey P · Jul 6, 2015

hogjowl · Jul 6, 2015

No videos, Butlers or Zippers.

You're a hack.

Mikey P · Jul 7, 2015

I'll probably get sued for just that one photo..

dgardner · Jul 7, 2015

Was the concrete contaminated with something? Cleaning it before carpet seems a little extreme otherwise.

Mikey P · Jul 7, 2015

Lol

Just dusty....

D Luke · Jul 7, 2015

Stupid question - could "steaming" that much concrete in a home create any residual moisture issues if carpet is going down in the near future?

Mikey P · Jul 7, 2015

Radiant heat had it drying re quick

Danny Strickland · Jul 7, 2015

did it have carpet pad glued down prior? looks like it from the lines in the floor.

Desk Jockey · Jul 7, 2015

D Luke said:
Stupid question - could "steaming" that much concrete in a home create any residual moisture issues if carpet is going down in the near future?

Its could, but it would have to be flooded for some time before the water was extracted. Concrete is porous but not so much that a quick cleaning would cause an issue.

Askal · Jul 7, 2015

I am cleaning 2k sf of stamped stained concrete plus 450 Lf of exposed concrete steps to power wash acid wash and seal. My house so it pays pretty low but free beer.

Askal · Jul 7, 2015

Mikey P · Jul 7, 2015

Its actually "Gypcrete"..

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gypsum_concrete

Mikey P · Jul 7, 2015

Danny Strickland said:
did it have carpet pad glued down prior? looks like it from the lines in the floor.

Yes

And lots of white wool will be going back in

NobleCarpetCleaners · Jul 7, 2015

Look like good cash flow....

Robert Falzone · Jul 7, 2015

In Las Vegas there's a growing movement to polish smooth, interior concrete to make it shiny like natural stone. They use decorative acetone dyes to put patterns down like artwork on the floor. A friend who owned a carpet business got into that and never looked back. This is a pic from one of his jobs. I hope to learn how to do this kind of work before the end of the year.