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Floors We Do.
By bavolalister June 06, 2012
I went to rent a trencher machine and when I was using it, it stopped working and returned for another one. When my rent was done they charged me for breaking the other one, even though they said they just fixed it and I think they didn't fix it right. Accused me of misusing it, when I know it wasn't a misuse, it was their fault. Will never rent or buy anything at home depot ...read more
Rainbow Building Systems
By Don March 17, 2011
Very good service. They cleaned the carpets in my home and the final result was perfect. ...read more
Sherwin-Williams
By Ned Anderson January 18, 2011
They get a 5th star from me because when I come in ask a question it's answered and a few moments later I'm out of there...quick and painless. My new online Traffic School in Dallas needed a make over and Sherwin Williams helped me clean up our office with a fresh coat of paint. Thanks ...read more
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Hardwood Floor Cleaning Tips
The Do's and Don'ts of Hardwood Flooring Care Hardwood floors are best when maintained because it keeps its original state. Aside from its strength, durability, and its benefit our health, it also has an ageless quality. Which means the more you take care of it, the more it will look beautiful even as it age. Maintenance of hardwood floor is the easiest there is in all the flooring types. Do ñKnow the type of finish your hardwood floor has, use the proper maintenance for that finish. ñRegularly sweep the floor to remove dirt. ñUse professional hardwood cleaner to keep its luster. ñClean sticky spots with damp towel or sponge then dry it immediately using a dry-mop or cloth. ñClean water spills immediately using dry cloth. ñProtect floors from heavy furniture by placing glides made of felt or fabric. ñLift the furniture if you can to prevent scratch. ñUse rugs on areas where you are to expect water spills. ñBe aware that high heels can cause dents, rubber shoes with deep threads can have gravels stuck in to that may cause scratch. Don't ñLet the floors be exposed in direct sunlight, use curtains or drapes ñUse vinegar or any solution containing acids. ñMove heavy objects without a rug or padding beneath it. ñUse upright vacuum with beater bars, it will scratch the floor. ñMop the floor with water, it will ruin the floor finish and cause the wood to warp. ñTreat the floor with cleaning solutions not made for hardwood, ask for professional help first. ñUse dust treatments not made for your floor type. ñRepair the gaps by your own either, let the professionals do it. ñWax urethane floors. How to Clean Hardwood floors every day 1.Sweep the floor to get rid of dust and other particles. 2.Vacuum the floor edges and other hard to reach surfaces. 3.Buff the floor using a dry cloth, rub the floor gently and in circular motion. Use floor cleaners recommended by the manufacturers to make it shiny and protected. Just obey the do's and don'ts of hardwood floor care and everything will be perfect. Keep in mind to protect your floors from dirt, abrasive and sharp objects, and water because this will degrade the quality of the floor. If you are remodeling and have plans to put hardwood floors, do not place it in areas where you expect the floor to be wet at all times. A good location is in the living room to keep acoustics in, and in the bedroom so it's less messy compared to carpets. It is ok to install hardwood flooring in your kitchen, providing that you stay on top of cleaning your floor and prevent any pooling of water.& ...read more
By At Your Door Floors September 08, 2011
5 Tips for Remodeling Your Kitchen
How To Remodel Your Kitchen: 5 Tips Kitchen remodeling is putting your creativity in mind to work. Do not make it look like everyone else's kitchen. Make it unique, make it stand out, unleash your true self. Although kitchen improvement is an arduous task, it's worth the hard work. To lessen the burden, here are the things that need to be done for kitchen remodeling: Things to do: Select a theme. Of course your old kitchen theme will work just fine but since you are planning for kitchen improvement, you will have the chance to make it look better. Pick a kitchen layout L-shape Shaped like a letter L, containing a very flexible layout design. We can place anything in any area using this layout and the space between storage, cooking, and preparation area is close enough for an efficient work space. U-Shaped Layout is shaped to form a letter "U". It has adequate counter space, and an efficient working environment. Island Option Designed to meet modern homes because there are plenty of counter space and prevents traffic within the working area. Galley Kitchen Most preferred layout for smaller kitchen space. Appliances are close to one another so its perfect if only one member of the household cooks. Tips: 1. Keep It Simple The kitchen is designed to be a working area so avoid any clutter. Do not decorate furnish it with useless items as this will only hinder the efficiency of the kitchen. 2. Spacious and Clutter-free Kitchen layouts are for different kitchen spaces. Choose a layout fit for your kitchen space. The Island layout looks functional and is an effective working space. But it will just be a clutter if installed on small kitchen spaces. 4. Use whatever you have Our goal is to remodel, not to construct a new kitchen. Make use of old materials like wood, metal, plastics. etc and turn it into a new one. One good example is to repaint and fix old kitchen cabinets to use with your kitchen remodeling. 5. Hire contractors Although it may be a good idea to do it alone, contractors still does it better. They are experienced in doing these jobs and can put your ideas into reality. Why go for kitchen improvement? Simple. For increased productivity. How can you work well in your old kitchen when you hear cracks on floors, holes in the ceiling, and a very dark room. Additionally modernization keeps us away from obsolete kitchen methods, ideas, and design to give way to a new and improved kitchen. The goal of kitchen improvement is not only for aesthetics but for improved functionality. Before you decide if your kitchen needs it, plan about it first. Will it increase productivity in the kitchen and lessen your cooking time? Is it different with the current theme of your home? If yes then it's time for to remodel your kitchen.For the latest flooring products for your kitchen remodel, contact At Your Door Floors flooring store.http://www.atyourdoorfloors.com ...read more
By At Your Door Floors August 21, 2011
Story of one flooring manufacturer's effect on it's town
Story of one flooring manufacturer's effect on it's town This blog post is a follow up story to my last blog post about the impending tariff on imported Chinese hardwood.Mannington is a family owned, fourth generation, flooring materials manufacturer. It is one of the most recognizable brand names in the floor industry. They manufacture tile, hardwood, laminate and carpet products.However despite producing quality products and having a very recognizable brand, they were just one of the many U.S. based flooring companies that were deeply affected over the past decade by the Chinese hardwood flooring importers. Not only did the unfair advantage the Chinese companies have affect Mannington, it affected its employees and the communities their plants were located. The following link shows a video of how they all are starting to rebound after the good news of the impending tariff:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XD2F-6nasR0Brian Heltzelhttp://www.atyourdoorfloors.comhttp://www.puttingonthefix.com ...read more
By At Your Door Floors August 07, 2011