Blog Posts About Floors

Published October 25, 2017

Even though this client in Branson diligently cleaned her floor, the grout lines still were discolored. Not knowing what else to do, she started asking her friends if they knew of a company that offered grout cleaning.

Published August 11, 2017

The thing about grout is that people fail to notice it until there's something wrong with it. The purpose of grout is to simply complement the tile or stone in your home and, if desired, go as unnoticed as possible.

Published May 29, 2017

Proud homeowners like to show off their homes to family and friends, which is easiest to do when the house is new. However, homes deteriorate over time and those surfaces that were once shiny and smooth can become dull and unappealing over time.

Published March 17, 2017

Natural stones embellish any environment, especially hardscapes like sidewalks, walkways, or patios. A homeowner had slate tiles installed in his backyard floor; the different colors and textures of the square stone tiles gave the place a unique, rustic look.

Published February 21, 2017

Our client, was visiting her mother on a long vacation and was enjoying herself quite a lot. One morning, she woke up early and saw her mother on her hands and knees, scrubbing the floor so intensely she thought she was about to sprain her wrist.

Published February 15, 2017

A couple from Springfield, MO had a big, gorgeous foyer in their home. The entrance hall had elaborate doors and windows, and an elegant white, veined marble floor with a rectangular medallion installed just in front of the entrance door.

Published June 02, 2016

Favored by the Romans for building everything from temples to the amphitheaters like the Colosseum, travertine has been used for a very long time. Homeowners love this natural stone that comes in colored varieties, highly used in modern architecture.

Published May 26, 2015

We were recently contacted by a couple in Southwest Missouri, who were excited about the purchase of their new lake house. While they were thrilled with their new place, they were not thrilled with the 1,000 sq. ft. of lackluster travertine.