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Their father handled installation, while mom Kathy handled sales and design work. <br />Bob Deiley, who specializes in carpet installation, said he started working with his father at the <br />age of 14 installing carpet. <br />Mike Deiley, the youngest, worked closely with his mother, who also did the estimates and <br />bidding of projects. <br />Over the years, the B &B Carpet store moved to a number of Anoka locations. <br />When Bill and Kathy Deiley were ready to retire, the three brother bought the business in the <br />mid- 1990s. <br />In 1997, B &B Carpet joined the Carpet One cooperative. <br />Carpet One, which has approximately 1,500 to 2,000 members, offered B &B more buying <br />power, said Bob Deiley. <br />While the family specialized in installation, Carpet One helped B &B help with marketing and <br />displays, he said. <br />In 2000, the brothers moved the business to Highway 10 in Ramsey. <br />During the 50 years, B &B products have changed. <br />The business used to carry paint, wallpaper and curtains, Mike Deiley said. <br />After moving, it specialized more in flooring, tiles and counter tops, he said. <br />"We found a niche as a specialty store in flooring," Bob Deiley said. <br />Advances in the industry have created some durable products which are easier to install, said <br />Jeff Deiley, who began working in the family business when he was 11 and specializes in tile <br />installation. <br />"We do more in glass and the designers are doing more fancy stuff (with) tile," he said. <br />There is also more loose laid products on the market for the self - installers, Mike Deiley said. <br />
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