My husband was way more Karen about it than I was. I could go on and on about how gross it was that they let them smoke in the work truck and how they stunk coming into my house, but I didn’t say a word.Karen
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My husband was way more Karen about it than I was. I could go on and on about how gross it was that they let them smoke in the work truck and how they stunk coming into my house, but I didn’t say a word.
Scott didn’t deal with it, I did…understandably so. The spit bottle was more offensive, the door was no big deal.I'm guessing Scott was less than kind ....understandably so.
I'm curious:
What was more offensive?
The door being forgotten, or the spit bottle being left behind?
Scott didn’t deal with it, I did…understandably so. The spit bottle was more offensive, the door was no big deal.
Yep, will take a pic when the rooms are put togetherDid they power stretch the carpet?
On of the worst things I did was let property managers know I stretch carpet. Good lord do they need that done a lot. I charge $90 per stretch. I think I need to charge more.Yep, will take a pic when the rooms are put together
These days that's a bonus. Here, probably 5-10% of all stretch-in installations are power stretched.Yep, will take a pic when the rooms are put together
I sold my power stretchers. I still have a complete repair kit but hate repairs. I never advertise it and only do a few for select customers.On of the worst things I did was tot let property managers know I stretch carpet. Good lord do they need that done a lot. I charge $90 per stretch. I think I need to charge more.
I just hate digging out my tools for repairs and stretching and working on my knees. It sucks because I'm good at it, I just hate doing it. I want to only clean carpets. That's my happy place. It took me years to figure that out. I don't know how guys like Robert Atlas are happy skipping around doing repairs all the time. But he probably looks at me and thinks, "Why does that idiot only like cleaning carpets."
I can relate.I sold my power stretchers. I still have a complete repair kit but hate repairs. I never advertise it and only do a few for select customers.
POTMI think Scott needs to tie you to a tree out back to break that karen attitude.
Yeah with a one year warranty.These days that's a bonus. Here, probably 5-10% of all stretch-in installations are power stretched.
Same. It starts at $150 and every room after that is $100, more if the stretch requires reseam.My local Chavez does my stretches and never charges less than $150
Yes, at the end, at least mostly. I had to vacuum a room they missed and Scott had to clean up part of the mess. The door was just forgotten, didn’t need to be altered.Did they vacuum? Clean up their mess?
Remind me again why I spend time with you jerks?
I had a locksmith change a lock on an old condo I used to own. I get home and the keys he dropped off to me work great. Yet, he left a neat pile of saw dust beside the door. It had been swept into a pile. Why wouldn't it cross his mind to have a little vacuum with him to clean up after himself? It's the little things that ruin an otherwise decent job.I seriously made this post to remind you all what the little details can look like from a customer’s perspective. It was meant to be helpful to you, and I get called a Karen for it. Remind me again why I spend time with you jerks?
Why in God’s name would you expect anything less? You’re just one of the boysI seriously made this post to remind you all what the little details can look like from a customer’s perspective. It was meant to be helpful to you, and I get called a Karen for it. Remind me again why I spend time with you jerks?
I’m having a pool installed down the capeGiven today’s environment, I see a lot of frustration in yalls futures