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Are your clients curious about where their natural stone comes from and how it came to be the beautiful form that it is now? Well, now you have the answers!
Summer is in full swing and it’s the best time to start tackling some of those items on your home maintenance checklist that you’ve been putting off for warmer weather.
Mothers are heaven-sent and they work hard all year long. Mother's Day is the perfect time to show your mom how much she is loved and appreciated...with food! We love food and we love outdoor grilling spaces! It is the best of both worlds, to be honest. We have the best outdoor trends for 2018 to bring your grilling up another notch!
The name speaks for itself. Subway tile was created originally for subways. This bright and easily maintained tile started a craze in the early 1900’s and has been around ever since.
Any remodeling project can seem very overwhelming for both you and your family, but it is guaranteed to go more smoothly if you know a couple of tricks to help you through the process.
The weather is warming up, which means that you and your family will likely be spending a lot more time outside! What would make your time outdoors more enjoyable? The perfect backyard oasis.
When people think of Granite, they think of countertops. While it is true that Granite does make a great countertop surface, there are several other very popular places that you can install the material.
The winter weather has come and gone, and it’s finally time to embrace the sunshine and tackle those home renovations that you’ve been waiting all winter to accomplish.
Starting a major home improvement project such as remodel or room addition in the springtime gives you some room to breathe without the rush of a pending frost. The planning and designing process can take months, and handling these well before summer gives your family time to enjoy the beautiful spring months in anticipation of a summer or fall groundbreaking.
Nothing is more frustrating than when your gorgeous natural stone shows its wear and tear with flaking, cracks, and other imperfections. The most important aspect of fixing the imperfections in your stone is understanding what causes them and what kind of ramifications you are dealing with.
