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June, 2006
The
mission of DogKennelFloors is to provide personalized assistance,
education and environmentally safe products related to
taking care of concrete in the animal care industry.
This is the
place to find out how to solve all problems associated with
concrete in animal care facilities, dog kennels, catteries,
veterinarian facilities, boarding kennels and shelters -
everywhere in which animals spend time on concrete.
Taking care
of concrete floors and concrete slabs in the animal care
environment presents real problems…at the same time it
is a requirement.
My commitment
is to you is to provide education and personal assistance
so that you will know how to prevent or solve problems with
your concrete. That is my priority. Helping you in a meaningful
way.
My business
philosophy is to "give first to prove our worth" by providing
you information and assistance in order to help you.
I do manufacture,
use and sell "Concrete Remedy" environmentally safe products
that really give high value and exceptional results for
all applications of concrete in the animal care industry.
However, I
do not put selling products into the driver's seat. The
choice of what you use to prevent or solve your concrete
problems is just that…your choice.
My focus is
to provide help, education, consultation and an honest source
of information about the challenges of taking care of concrete
in the animal care industry. The secondary issue of selling
products will take care of itself.
On a personal note, I was born and raised
in S.W. Iowa. After high school, graduated from Drake University
with a BA in Psychology. Then went to University of Nebraska
at Omaha for a Masters Degree in Industrial / Organizational
Psychology. After working in the Developmental Disabilities
field for 18 years, I became self employed in the wood restoration
and protection industry, owing and operating Wyoming
Wood Care, Inc.
In
1995 I expanded my business into concrete restoration and
protection, operating as Solving
Concrete Problems.
I spent 29 years in Lander, Wyoming--with
a great female black lab, cats, horses and 3 daughters.
The daughters are on their own now. I recently remarried,
sold my house in Wyoming and moved to the Ozarks in Missouri
with my new wife.
Much of my business as a contractor over the
last several years has involved the removal of failed finishes
and coatings and then protecting wood and concrete.
Please take
seriously my offer to help you. You can call or email me
any time with questions or for free advice, with absolutely
no obligation on your part.
I am happy
to share with you what I have learned over the years. If
you are a do-it-yourselfer, I will be glad to take you step
by step through exactly how to take care of your concrete
floors and runs.
Looking forward
to being of service to you,
Grant Loyd
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