Would you shut down your fabrication shop to travel coast to coast installing ventilated facades? For Florida's Bart Orzechowski of AGD LLC., his team of 60 employees travel coast to coast installing over 300-thousand square feet of ventilated facades. Hear how his crew started in New Jersey but now get called to handle high end work in California to the exclusive neighborhoods near Miami, and everywhere in between. Not to mention, he is on a 6 year project in Florida. This is a conversation you don't want to miss.

We all know that working with porcelain slabs can be a struggle. So why not make it harder by regularly working on the 30th floor of a condo tower, with restricted work hours, an elevator requiring reservations, and no space to actually fabricate on site. For Miami's Christian Maya of Limitless Surfaces, this is his daily logistical headache. Listen as we discuss the planning involved for his team to succesfully install throughout the condo towers of South Florida, how he makes sure he has a good relationship with granite shops, and how to be successful with his tool budget.

As a professional, you might feel from time-to-time that you are alone fighting the good fight in your business, in your role, in your mind. Often times though, we forget that those battles are shared with folks that are too close to us to not be affected. Our loved ones, our families, our spouses, do see what we are going through and may very well live through it themselves. So for this, our 15th episode (Can't believe its 15 already), we decided that it would be best to have a honest conversation about the experiences encountered over the last 10 years by my very own wife, Patricia Parsons. Be prepared for straight forward opinions, immense flirting, and some very experienced suggestions for those getting into porcelain.