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How To Take Good Care Of Your Granite Countertops

Posted on April 24, 2020

Granite countertops have been a really popular stone option for the past several decades. While a lot of homeowners are now choosing stone options like quartz and marble, granite still remains a favorite among many homeowners. With so many different varieties of granite, you can choose a slab for your kitchen or bathrooms that looks unique, classic, and beautiful. Just like any stone, granite is porous, which means that it can absorb things like food and beverages which can cause it to easily stain. [Read More]

4 Fast Facts of Granite Countertops You Should Know

Posted on February 29, 2020

You are in the middle of renovating your kitchen, and one big choice has to be made: what type of countertops do you want? Granite is usually one of the first countertop materials to come to mind for many reasons. Here is a look at a few fast facts you should know about granite countertops before you go with this option.  1. Every granite slab is unique.  You may see a neighbor's granite or a friend's granite and just love how it has tiny flecks of gold-hued spots randomly or deep-colored slate veins throughout. [Read More]

3 Common Drinking Water Systems

Posted on January 15, 2020

Water is probably the most vital component in a human's diet. Water is needed by virtually every living creature. And while water is abundant in most areas of the United States, the quality isn't always what it should be. Excess minerals, such as lead, as well as bacteria and other undesirable components can adversely affect human health. A home drinking water system can give you peace of mind. Here are three types to consider. [Read More]

Buying A Portable Air Conditioner: Things To Look For

Posted on December 6, 2019

If you do not have central air conditioning, a portable air conditioner is the next best thing. One nice aspect of these units is that you can buy them in appliance stores and set them up yourself. You don't have to hire an HVAC tech to connect them to your ductwork or electrical system. Of course, if you're going to shop for a portable air conditioner on your own, you do need to know what to look for. [Read More]