Restoration of Outdoor Stone and Hardscapes Let's Make it Welcoming Let Stone and Surface Specialists make your outdoors more welcoming by cleaning, restoring, and protecting your outdoor stone and hardscapes. We service Salt
Restoration of Outdoor Stone and Hardscapes Let's Make it Welcoming Let Stone and Surface Specialists make your outdoors more welcoming by cleaning, restoring, and protecting your outdoor stone and hardscapes. We service Salt
Will Acid Stain Peel Off? We get asked this question a lot at Stone & Surface Specialists. And thankfully the answer is no, acid stains do not peel off. Hurrah and hallelujah! Acid
Are Granite Countertops Right For You? So you’ve planned your kitchen layout, you know you want those gorgeous cabinets with the ultra-sleek handles – but now you have to choose a countertop and
Can You Use Water-Based Stains at Altitude On Concrete? Yes! At Stone Surface Specialists, we love using water-based stains on concrete. And if you leave in the glorious climes of Park City or
How To Clean Ceramic Tiles ‘Spring cleaning’. The term conjures up all kinds of images: clean, uncluttered surfaces and storage areas, strange little headscarfs that only come out from the drawer once a
Do you have or are you considering soapstone? Here are some tips for caring for soapstone and keeping it beautiful. For New Installations If your soapstone has just been installed, perform weekly oiling
It is time to select your granite for your kitchen countertops. What should you look for? Two things: Absorbency and acid sensitivity. You do NOT want a stone that is too absorbent, and
Are you building a new home? Restoring or re-decorating your old home? Are you an architect or interior designer in need of some direction with which tile to specify? The selection of tile
It seems as though you are hearing it everywhere these days: Color seal your grout! But is this merely the newest fad or is there genuine value in having this done? The answer
First rule for proper care of your countertops, table tops, vanities, etc.: make sure they are properly sealed. To check, spill a little bit of water onto them and give it a few