Correct! You always install the trim before you install the flooring! Do you want someone trying to install trim on your new floor? No, you don’t.

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Your telling me y’all building houses with those Ryobi tools?

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I don’t think any new home should ever have base shoe.

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Finally someone doing it right one here!

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For Carpet is ok but hardwood don’t think it’s proper.

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This makes so much more sense. Why bring the painters in for multiple phases? And why paint and finish work with a new floor? The paper always rips 😅

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You shim up yea but what if you have unleveld floors ??

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Best paint jobs after floors are in cover properly and never have a problem. Your company wont competete in the market i work in

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The song choice for this video 😂 love it

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This makes sense to me until the last pieces of flooring. How do you get the last piece to set under the baseboard? Cut interlock off and glue?

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Honestly never thought of this, totally doing it this way if we ever completely flip a home at one time! 👏🏻

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Are you using baseboard or 1x6 boards

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Why wouldnt you paint before doing trim?!🤣

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When doing vinyl flooring how do you get the last piece in on every row without be able to angle it into the tongue ? Just curious. I flip houses.

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painter is the last trade not the floor guy

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Makes sense.

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That will be harder to install the floors though

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NC contractor here. Our houses are 100% trimmed and finished and the painter is the last guy in. Tapes up the whole house and sprays it.

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Doesn’t make sense. You should always to flooring first. Floors are not always perfectly level

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Your answer is, it’s the way we’ve always done it.

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