Natural stone requires care Enhancing the appearance of your home or business with natural stone countertops, floors, walls, and other surfaces comes with some responsibility. Once your stone is installed, it is up to you
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Natural stone requires care Enhancing the appearance of your home or business with natural stone countertops, floors, walls, and other surfaces comes with some responsibility. Once your stone is installed, it is up to you
Grout color cleaning tips - Orlando / Orlando and Daytona DIY Grout Cleaning Tips Grout serves a noble purpose. Much like mortar, it creates a bond, fills voids, and seal joints. Bonding tiles together, grout
Travertine Caring Tips Orlando, Orlando and Daytona Lifeless Travertine? Having Issues With Your Travertine? Don't despair! If the sight of your travertine floors or shower walls is giving you the blues, professional restoration services can
Countertop Care Tips Central Florida Have your countertops lost their luster? Here are the three most common reasons your countertops may have lost their shine — and what can be done to bring them
Home Improvement Tips that Don't Break the Bank If one of your New Year's resolutions is spiffing up your home a bit, we've got some great tips for you that will make a
Thanksgiving Tips for Natural Stone Care Thanksgiving is just around the corner. Are you entertaining? Follow these tips and your marble, granite, and other natural stone will be thankful. As You Prepare for
Natural Stone Discoloration and Removal Tips Determining the cause of a discoloration on your stone is the first step in removing it How do you remove a stain from your natural stone surfaces?
Terrazzo Polishing, Cleaning & Restoration / Orlando - Orlando and Daytona Most calls we get for terrazzo are to remove old, yellowed topical treatments and restore the natural polish. But sometimes we get a call from a
Stone Restoration Orlando – Orlando and Daytona – Melbourne One of the great advantages of natural stone is that if it has become damaged, it can be restored, and restoration is virtually always less
Perhaps the “Ask Our Pros” section of Stone Advisory Magazine should be renamed “Try to Stump Our Pros.” We’re sure that’s possible, but not today. One reader gives it a shot in the Summer edition.