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Industrial habits, at your house

I spent six years as a welder and five years in a steamfitter apprenticeship on industrial sites. On a site like that, a wasted trip or a wrong cut sets the whole crew back. So I plan the job before I start, bring the right parts the first time, and leave it clean and safe.

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What that means for your job

A tradesman caulking the trim beside a kitchen window
Photo: Matt Adams, Unsplash
  • Plan it first

    I look at your photos before the day, so I arrive knowing the job.

  • Measure twice

    Cut once. It’s faster, and nothing gets wasted.

  • Right parts, first trip

    No half-finished jobs while I run to the store.

  • Leave it clean and safe

    Your home goes back the way you like it, minus the problem.

The rail bridge and the curved dam on the Grand River at Paris, autumn trees along the banks
Photo: Michael Hamments, Unsplash

Why “Two Row”

The name comes from the Two Row Wampum, a treaty belt of the Haudenosaunee: two peoples travelling side by side, in friendship and respect. I’m Cayuga, from Six Nations of the Grand River, and I work on and off the territory, for everyone, the same way.

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