All posts in Kitchen & Bath (28)
You spend a ton of time in your kitchen. Even if you don’t realize it, the kitchen is probably the space where your family congregates the most. From your morning cup of coffee or tea to your late night snack, the kitchen is the epicenter of most homes. You might . . . Read more
Your bathroom floor takes a ton of abuse. That’s true whether you’re dealing with a powder room mostly used by guests or a master bathroom suite that you’re in and out of all day long. That’s why you need durable flooring installed in every bathroom. When it comes to a . . . Read more
If you are looking to take on a kitchen renovation, it may seem as overwhelming as it is exciting. We have rounded up all of our kitchen reno tips and tricks in one place you so you can be prepared as possible. From flooring to countertops and beyond, you’re sure . . . Read more
A successful tile installation depends largely on the type substrate the tile is adhered to. Whether it’s a wall, floor, or countertop tile installation, using the right substrate is crucial for preventing cracks and breaks in the tile and grout. Backer board is the best substrate for tile. Plywood and . . . Read more
Grout is essential for finishing any tile floor, shower, backsplash, or countertop. Unfortunately, it can get dirty, stained, or grimy over time, making the whole area look dull or dirty. Mold build-up in the bathroom, food stains in the kitchen, and left-behind dirt in the entry can all make a . . . Read more
Tile is a popular choice for application in bathrooms, kitchens, and throughout homes and businesses. Once the tile itself is installed, finishing the edges of the tile creates a professional and polished look. Not using any tile trim can make any project seem unfinished or amateur. There are many options . . . Read more
Manufacturers of grout pens claim they will restore dirty or stained grout to a nearly-new luster. Consumers may wonder whether this innovative product actually delivers these claims as promised. For people who don’t like the look of dingy grout but can’t afford to re-tile or add new grout, grout pens . . . Read more
If you have tile flooring, a sealant can be applied to keep the surface protected from scratches and stains. This sealer is durable and resistant to things like moisture and scuffs, making it a wise choice if you want to prolong the life of your tiles. Sometimes, however, you might . . . Read more
The kitchen is one of the most-used rooms of the home and as such, it needs kitchen flooring designed to hold up to the daily wear and tear of life. Grease splatters, spilled food, and melting ice cubes are just a few of the daily occurrences the floors need to . . . Read more
The living room and the kitchen are two of the most-used rooms in the home but their needs are very different, which often results in two different flooring types in these spaces. Keep the look between the two rooms smooth and safe by ensuring that there are proper floor transitions . . . Read more