TEC announces “Imagine Achieve” photo and video contest

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Residential and Commercial Contractors to Submit Most Inspirational 

Installation Projects for $5,000 Grand Prize

Aurora, Ill.—The TEC brand announces its “Imagine Achieve” customer contest – allowing professional contractors to enter their TEC tile, wood, carpet or vinyl installation projects to win $5,000.

Contractors nationwide are encouraged to submit photos or video of residential and commercial spaces that they envisioned and brought to reality using TEC products. Projects must be 500 square feet or larger. Multiple entries (up to five entries per person) are allowed, and may include installations completed January 1, 2011 to August 31, 2013. Project entries must have two pictures or one video and a 100-word project description. Submissions are accepted at www.tecspecialty.com/imagineachieve now through August 31.

Industry expert judges will evaluate project submissions and select winners that best practiced imagination, craftsmanship and excellent use of TEC products to overcome installation challenges. Judges include: Rose Mary Clyburn, president of H.B. Fuller Construction Products Inc.; Dan Welch, president of Welch Tile; Jennifer Panning, president of Artisan Tile; and Michael Ansari, president of AIC Contracting, Inc. The judges will announce a first-place winner and five runner-ups on or about September 16.

The winning contractor receives a $5,000 cash prize, and their business will be featured on the TEC website and in TECadvertising. In addition, 20 TEC t-shirts are supplied to the staff of the distributor or retailer that sold the contractor their winning TEC products.

Five runner-ups each receive a $500 cash prize. All contest participants get a free TEC t-shirt and mention of their project on the TEC website.

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