Whether we’re talking about all the signs popping up around Kansas City about deck staining or sealing, or all the new start-ups company ads in the local home magazines for garage floors, you can always count on SealMasters. It’s our experience that sets us apart from the rest. I’d like to let our readers know a little more about the staff behind the scenes that keeps SealMasters ahead of the rest when it comes to sealing and protecting your wood and concrete.
While this is SealMasters 6th year of serving the Kansas City metro area for sealing, our three production management team members have over 70 years of combined experience in the construction industry.
Mark/Production Manager joined SealMasters in 2007 as our epoxy floor lead technician, and has worked on hunderds of garage and commercial floors since joining us. He was promoted Production manager in 2010, and still oversees technical aspects of our flooring projects. Mark has nearly 30 years of construction experience from framing homes to owner of framing company with millions of dollars in annual sales.
Kip/Field Manager, joined SealMasters in 2010 with SealMasters acquisition of his company (Engraved Concrete Designs). After more than 6 years of working on all aspects of concrete treatments and protection, Kip wanted to become a member of a team and focus on managing and training others in the field of concrete protection and enhancement. Kip has ran his own construction businesses, to include home building for more than 30 years.
John/President of SealMasters KC, with more than 12 years of experience in home remodeling and handyman services, prior to bringing SealRx to Kansas City and starting SealMasters. Now in our 6th year of offering the best in protection and reduced maintenance that our clients want and deserve.
So when it comes time for you to get a project done around your home or business, we hope you think about what kind of people you want working for you. What happens if something goes wrong on your project? Not only the experience they currently have, but where will they be in a year or two if something goes wrong?
I was asked at a recent home show how long our warranty was on our garage floors, and was told that the company down the way, had a lifetime warranty. I asked this nice lady, who’s lifetime, yours or theirs?
While our price may be a little higher than some other guys (not always by any means). What is your cost? We do many projects every year that “fix” others work. Our customers always get their projects completed as stated, satisfaction is always guaranteed. We have done this thousands of times. How many times have the guys with the signs on street corners done it?
John Hutchins
