On a renovation project in El Paso, Texas, a discussion broke out between a contractor, a tile installer, and a DIYer. The issue was rushed timelines.
The contractor blamed pressure from clients. The installer pointed at poor scheduling. The DIYer admitted they underestimated the work. Everyone agreed on one thing. When jobs are rushed, mistakes follow.
Cracked tile, uneven cuts, and missed prep steps were all traced back to trying to finish too fast.
Whether you are a homeowner, a trade, or doing it yourself, rushing construction almost always costs more than slowing down.
