Sealed concrete has become a very popular flooring choice. And there are many different types of concrete to use. Check out K 15 by Ardex it is a self-leveling concrete and is stainable as well!

From full service to DIY the goal is a great environment to live in!

• Your rugs will be less susceptible to damage if they are used rather than stored.
• Vacuuming is better for all carpet and rugs than cleaning.  But avoid vacuuming the fringe!
• Vacuum regularly so the dirt doesn’t cut the fibers of the rug.
• Blot up any unwanted spills and then dilute with water and continue extracting the water.
• Every five years (or whenever it looks dirty) the rug should be hand washed with cold water and mild detergent by a professional.
• If the rugs are small or the value has diminished, you can to wash them yourself to control costs. Arizona has the perfect drying weather.
• If the rugs need repair, reputable rug dealers can connect the proper artisans for your repair.
• If you do buy an inexpensive rug and the fringe is too white, you can tea stain the fringe to blend in.
• Rotate rugs for better wear.

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Wood floors are so popular! And all of the tiles that look like wood give you some great design options. Solid hardwood can not be installed directly over a concrete slab floor, a sub floor is needed and abutments to other flooring must be considered. However, a job finished floor (stain and sealer completed on site) has a beautiful finish. That being said, the most important consideration for an engineered floor (product is complete when installed) is the quality look of the finish and the thickness of the top layer (Should be at least ⅛” thick).