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Concrete Coatings Workflow Process:

01

Initial Assessment

  • Conduct an on-site evaluation to understand the client’s needs, assess the concrete's condition, and measure the project area.

  • Identify potential challenges, such as cracks, moisture issues, or structural damage.

  • Provide the client with product options, finishes, and a detailed estimate.

02

Surface Preparation

  • Cleaning: Remove dirt, debris, grease, or oil using pressure washing or appropriate cleaning agents.

  • Repairing: Patch cracks and fill joints using epoxy or other fillers to ensure a smooth surface.

  • Grinding/Etching: Use diamond grinders or chemical etching to profile the concrete surface, ensuring optimal adhesion for the coating.

  • Dust Removal: Vacuum the area thoroughly to eliminate all dust and particles.

03

Priming

  • Apply a high-quality primer to enhance adhesion between the concrete and the coating.

  • Ensure even application and allow proper curing time as per product specifications.

04

Base Coat Application

  • Mix and apply the base coat evenly using a roller or squeegee.

  • Allow the base coat to cure according to the manufacturer’s recommendations.

05

Decorative Layer (Optional)

  • If using flakes, metallics, or other decorative elements, broadcast them evenly across the wet base coat.

  • Scrape and vacuum excess flakes after curing to prepare for the topcoat.

06

Topcoat Application

  • Apply a durable, UV-resistant topcoat for protection and a polished finish.

  • Use tools like rollers or sprayers for even coverage.

  • Allow sufficient curing time based on the environmental conditions and product requirements.

07

Quality Inspection

  • Inspect the finished surface for imperfections, uneven areas, or missed spots.

  • Address any issues promptly.

08

Final Walkthrough

  • Conduct a walkthrough with the client to review the completed project.

  • Provide maintenance tips and any warranty information.

09

Cleanup

  • Remove all equipment, materials, and debris from the site.

  • Leave the area clean and ready for use after curing.

10

Follow-Up

  • Check in with the client post-installation to ensure satisfaction and address any questions.

Custom Cabinets Workflow Process:

This workflow ensures the highest quality in designing and installing custom cabinets for garages, laundry rooms, and closets.

01

Initial Consultation

  • Client Meeting: Understand the client’s needs, preferences, and style. Discuss space usage, storage goals, and design inspirations.

  • Site Assessment: Visit the location to measure dimensions and assess structural and environmental factors.

02

Design Phase

  • Space Planning: Develop a layout that optimizes functionality and aesthetics for the space.

  • Material Selection: Present options for cabinet materials, finishes, colors, and hardware.

  • 3D Rendering: Provide a digital mockup of the proposed design for client review and approval.

03

Quote and Contract

  • Cost Estimation: Offer a detailed quote that includes materials, labor, and installation.

  • Approval: Finalize the design and obtain client approval on budget and timeline.

  • Agreement: Sign a contract outlining the scope of work, payment terms, and warranty details.

04

Material Procurement

  • Order Materials: Source high-quality materials and hardware based on the approved design.

  • Quality Check: Inspect all materials for defects or inconsistencies before use.

05

Manufacturing/Pre-Installation

  • Custom Fabrication: Build cabinets to specification in a workshop or on-site as needed.

  • Finish Application: Apply stains, paints, or protective coatings.

  • Quality Assurance: Inspect cabinets for precision, durability, and alignment to design specs.

06

Installation

  • Site Preparation: Clear the workspace, ensure structural readiness, and protect surrounding areas.

  • Cabinet Installation: Secure cabinets to walls or floor using proper anchoring techniques.

  • Hardware Attachment: Install handles, knobs, and other hardware.

  • Functional Testing: Ensure doors, drawers, and other elements operate smoothly.

07

Final Inspection and Cleanup

  • Client Walkthrough: Review the installation with the client to ensure satisfaction. Address any concerns or adjustments.

  • Cleanup: Remove debris, tools, and packaging materials. Leave the space clean and ready for use.

08

Follow-Up and Support

  • Client Education: Provide maintenance tips and recommendations for longevity.

  • Warranty Service: Discuss warranty terms and any future support options.

  • Feedback Request: Collect client feedback to improve services.

Sunset Customz Process

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Concrete Coatings Workflow Process:

  • Initial Assessment

  • Surface Preparation

  • Priming

  • Base Coat Application

  • Decorative Layer (Optional)

  • Topcoat Application

  • Quality Inspection

  • Cleanup

  • Final Walkthrough

  • Follow-Up

Custom Cabinets Workflow Process:

  • Initial Consultation

  • Design Phase

  • Quote and Contract

  • Material Procurement

  • Manufacturing/Pre-Installation

  • Installation

  • Cleanup

  • Final Inspection

  • Follow-Up and Support

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