Quote:
flooring will seem like a walk in the park
I don't think I would ever consider laying wood flooring to a walk in the park. Many new to the trades haven't learned simple, effective work habits that reduce repetitive movements and wasted trips. Example: Instead of racking out the flooring and nailing it down in a step fashion, they will put down one row of boards, tap them up tight, then go get the nailer and nail down that row. Then put the nailer back down and repeat this exercise over and over. The results are a lot of needless getting up and down and walking back and forth to get this or do that. An experienced pro hopefully has learned work in a manner that maximizes the results with minimal effort. This is the only way one can do it day in and day out. I'll be 57 this month and I still lay wood floors. Yep, it hurts in the mornings sometimes and I'm not as fast as I once was. But I can still do it, and do it well.