How to use the Flooring Program

Call Wade Likness at Tri-Jay (403 253-4441) to arrange a meeting to discuss flooring options. If you can call a week or so ahead of time, he can measure a few units so you will have actual figures to work with. Wade can also provide unbiased advice about flooring choices that other co-ops have found to work well for them. Once you’ve narrowed the choice of flooring down a bit, some sample books can usually be left with you.

If you have not previously used the program for flooring, you will want to read the Flooring Contract, which describes the obligations of your co-op, SACHA, and Tri-Jay. Once you’ve decided on the type of flooring, you will quickly receive a written estimate from Tri-Jay Carpet. Fill out both sides of the Flooring Selection form (in the “Forms and Applications” folder of your binder) which details what type of flooring has been selected for each room of the unit. On the other side of that form, there is a standard damage waiver and written permission for the installers to enter the unit for the purpose of installing flooring.

You will receive written guarantees for materials and installation with your invoice. You will also receive written information about how to care for your new flooring.

Examine the flooring carefully upon installation (refer to the flooring deficiency form for information about what to look for). The installer, the co-op liaison, and the member (whenever possible) will sign the Flooring Completion form. The co-op and Tri-Jay will both keep one copy.

You will receive an invoice from SACHA shortly after your flooring has been installed. It is due upon receipt.

Supply Only Pricing:
Even greater savings are possible if your co-op wants “supply-only pricing”. If you already have an installer you trust, you can still enjoy cost savings by ordering complete rolls of flooring from Tri-Jay.

Sales and Service Contact:

Wade Liknes
Tel: 403 253-4441
Fax: 403 244-2839
Email: w.liknes@trijaycarpet.com