Sometimes work has been hard, sometimes frustrating, stressful etc.
But i can't remember the last time a job made me depressed!
This week I had to return to my floating floor job. Don't worry it hadn't/didn't fail.
If you remember any of my other posts regarding it, B&Q had installed a very expensive kitchen very poorly.
After the clients complaint B&Q agreed to remove the Kitchen and pay for me to come back and tile the foot print up to the walls before the fitted a new one.
So Tuesday last week went in, removed my cuts and and adhesive to make way for new tiles.
Already. Spoke with the new fitter to organise things and he tells me one of the heat mats have no continuity. Oh #*%€!!!
Now whether it got damaged before when the previous fitters had it rolled out or whenever. The whole floor has had to come up!
I've spent last week and weekend ripping it all up, putting down 33 bags of floorflex and have recommenced tiling.
I've never had to rip out my work before and despite getting paid very well for doing so it's gutting!
There's a lesson to be learnt though. Never again will I trust a sparky when they tell me mats have been checked. Found the old paperwork, no readings had been listed.
Anytime I've put UFH in for a client I've periodically checked it for continuity, I don't know why I didn't on this one before I started fixing.
#cantwaitforthisjobtobeover!
But i can't remember the last time a job made me depressed!
This week I had to return to my floating floor job. Don't worry it hadn't/didn't fail.
If you remember any of my other posts regarding it, B&Q had installed a very expensive kitchen very poorly.
After the clients complaint B&Q agreed to remove the Kitchen and pay for me to come back and tile the foot print up to the walls before the fitted a new one.
So Tuesday last week went in, removed my cuts and and adhesive to make way for new tiles.
Already. Spoke with the new fitter to organise things and he tells me one of the heat mats have no continuity. Oh #*%€!!!
Now whether it got damaged before when the previous fitters had it rolled out or whenever. The whole floor has had to come up!
I've spent last week and weekend ripping it all up, putting down 33 bags of floorflex and have recommenced tiling.
I've never had to rip out my work before and despite getting paid very well for doing so it's gutting!
There's a lesson to be learnt though. Never again will I trust a sparky when they tell me mats have been checked. Found the old paperwork, no readings had been listed.
Anytime I've put UFH in for a client I've periodically checked it for continuity, I don't know why I didn't on this one before I started fixing.
#cantwaitforthisjobtobeover!