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Installing natural stone into your home can bring elegance and personality, but many people stray away from this material because they assume it is hard to maintain. The good news is that with proper care and maintenance, you can delay any everyday wear and tear.

When you’re working on a client’s project, sometimes accidents happen. Whether it’s something out of your control like natural disasters or bad weather, or things in your control like bad scheduling or incorrect billing, customers can get upset from time to time. It doesn’t pay to lose a client due to poor customer service or lack of care when it’s so easy to train employees to deal with the situations appropriately as they arise.

Summer is coming up faster than one might think! If you have been considering a home renovation project, now is the right time to get the ball rolling. Delaying your home renovation projects any longer could mean your home is going to be a construction zone while the holidays are approaching.

With warmer weather finally making an appearance, your clients are going to be spending more and more time outside and they will need the perfect outdoor oasis for entertaining.

When it comes to deciding which countertop material is perfect for your needs, there are a ton of options to choose from. We would be lying if we said there’s an absolutely perfect countertop material but some definitely have more weaknesses than others.

Even with the best care, popular stones such as Marble, Granite, Terrazzo, and Travertine can show their age with cracks, loss of shine, or moldy grout.

Considering a new countertop material for your home, but don’t want to deal with high maintenance or less durable stones? Dekton might be the best option for you and your next project.

Are you considering new countertops for your home, but don’t want to deal with high maintenance or less durable stones? Radianz might be the best option for you.

The biggest bang for your buck is with Silestone! 

It is a new week, which means that we have a new natural stone to explore. This week we will be covering Travertine. We will explore what it is, its advantages, and where Travertine is best used.