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王百圆：匠心筑家，25年真诚诠释责任

来源：家居百科时间：2026年05月28日 11:18

Wang Baiyuan: 25 Years of Craftsmanship in Home Renovation

He comes from Anhui, and in 2000, he ventured alone to Beijing. Starting from woodworking and plumbing, he has steadily entered the construction industry, walking a path of twenty-five years. He has grown from a small foreman of light work to a responsible chief foreman who统筹全局, always adhering to the motto "Be serious about work, and be honest in life." He can lead his team to complete a 400-square-meter commercial renovation project in 50 days with high quality, and he can also patiently help young homeowners realize their personalized home improvement dreams. He is Wang Baiyuan, a home improvement craftsman who regards the trust of homeowners as the highest honor and wins praise with sincerity and skill.

From Woodworker to全能 Master: Twenty-Five Years of Rooting in the Front Line

Wang Baiyuan is from Anhui and came to Beijing in 2000. He initially learned woodworking and plumbing techniques. At that time, the Beijing renovation market was just burgeoning, and he started from doing light work, gradually forming his own construction team. Over the years, he not only excels in woodworking and plumbing but has also accumulated rich on-site experience. He can even provide simple space design suggestions to help many customers save the cost of hiring a separate designer. "These are all accumulated from experience," he modestly said. From a single trade to full-process management, he has transformed himself in twenty-five years, and he is now a mature chief foreman who can统筹 manage both commercial and residential renovation projects.

Efficient Performance: 50 Days to Complete a 400-Square-Meter Renovation Project

One of the most proud projects in Wang Baiyuan's career is the renovation of a restaurant in the Kaide茂 Mall in Daxing Tianqiong. The project covers over 400 square meters and has an extremely tight schedule, with only 50 days from demolition to completion. Wang Baiyuan led two shifts of workers, scientifically scheduled and closely connected, and finally completed all the construction work within the specified time. During the construction process, he also made flexible adjustments to the designer's plan according to the actual situation on site, ensuring that the final effect not only meets the design intention but also takes into account the feasibility of construction. This project fully demonstrates his strong organizational coordination ability and problem-solving capability.

Keeping Up with the Times: Understanding the Individualized Needs of Young Homeowners

In recent years, Wang Baiyuan's client base has been mainly focused on old houses and second-hand houses, and homeowners are also becoming younger, mostly 90s and even 00s. He has keenly perceived that the aesthetic and needs of young homeowners are very different from the past - some like high-end luxury, some prefer minimalist simplicity, and some are fond of distinctive brick mosaic. He once encountered an owner who insisted on using 10 cm x 10 cm small bricks, even the washbasin had to be cast in concrete on site and then paved with bricks. In the face of these seemingly "troublesome" processes, Wang Baiyuan did not reject them but actively gave professional advice, trying his best to realize the owner's creativity while ensuring quality. "We must keep up with the times and constantly update our knowledge," he said. This open and inclusive attitude has won him the recognition of more and more young clients.

Craftsmanship: Trust from Homeowners Is the Greatest Responsibility

For craftsmanship, Wang Baiyuan has a simple yet profound understanding: "When homeowners entrust their house to you, it is a belief in you, and the responsibility falls on your shoulders." The phrase he often says is: "Be serious about serving people, and be honest in life." In his view, skills are important, but more fundamental than skills is the attitude of doing things. For over twenty years, he has established long-term and stable trust relationships with customers exactly because of this sincerity and responsibility. Many homeowners, after completing the first house renovation, still turn back to him several years later when they move to a new house. The satisfied evaluations and active referrals from customers have become the greatest motivation for him to persist.

Industry Observation: Worker Shortage and South-North Differences

Talking about the current situation of the industry, Wang Baiyuan shows concern. He has noticed that the front-line workers are mainly old craftsmen over fifty years old. In the next four or five years, Anhui will face a serious shortage of workers - almost no young people are willing to learn construction. "90s kids can't do this," he sighed. He also recalled the layout of the Beijing renovation market in the early days: at first, it was Guangdong workers who were the most meticulous, "coming to work in suits, with ties, carrying lockboxes"; followed by Jiangsu workers, and then Anhui workers. He objectively evaluates that southern workers are more meticulous and their craftsmanship is generally better than northern workers. These observations reflect his profound thinking on the industry ecosystem.

Message from the Master: The Recognition of Customers Is the Endless Motivation for Progress

During his leisure time, Wang Baiyuan likes to listen to music, watch football and basketball games to relieve the fatigue after a busy day. But what truly keeps him creative and passionate is the recognition of homeowners. "After finishing a job, I feel proud when I look at the photos at night. When homeowners say they are satisfied or say they will find me next time, this recognition is our greatest motivation." With the most ordinary language, he expresses the true happiness of a craftsman. In the future, he hopes to continue to serve more families with sincerity and skill and look forward to more young people understanding the value of craftsmanship, so that this ancient industry of renovation can焕发新的 vitality in the process of inheritance.