$391 and a dream.
In the field since 2004. Still on the floor.
I started staining concrete in 2004 for $12 an hour. Then I started FloorRescue with $391 and no plan past the next job. Since then I've built it into a business that has consistently generated six figures for over 20 years — and I'm still on job sites, because the day I stop is the day this training starts going stale.
I built the school around the things I wish somebody had told me at year two. Not theory. Not what works in a video. What works on a Tuesday, on a slab you didn't pour, for a customer who wants it done Friday.
Every competitor sells information. I sell judgment — the thousand small calls that separate a floor that holds up from a callback: which bond for which slab, when to walk away from a moisture test, what to charge when the prep doubles. Information is free on YouTube. Judgment isn't.
What you build with it is on you — your market, your work, your decisions. But you won't be guessing at the parts I already paid to learn.
