Blog Posts About Walls

Published May 12, 2020

A resident from Charlotte, SC recently contacted us to have his master bathroom repaired. This bathroom went through some of the most common problems: exposure to moisture and dirt, peeling caulk on the bathtub's joints, discolored grout lines, and soap scum.

Published April 30, 2019

A homeowner from Charlotte, NC needed our assistance because he was struggling with the condition of his shower. At first, maintenance hadn't caused him a lot of trouble. Unfortunately, daily wear and tear started to take a toll on the surface. The grout lines looked dirty and the shower had an unsightly appearance.

Published April 12, 2019

Some homeowners pay very little attention to the grout between their tiles. What they don't know is that grout can enhance or ruin the overall appearance of a surface. Besides being unsightly, dirty grout is home to many kinds of harmful bacteria and germs that can cause illnesses, especially in vulnerable areas such as the kitchen and showers.

Published July 16, 2018

Since ancient times, ceramic tile has been a popular design feature because of its versatility, durability, and elegance. It is highly praised for its longevity, sleek appearance, and ease of maintenance, which makes it suitable for all sorts of applications.

Published June 05, 2018

Often praised for its durability and variety, ceramic tile is a popular choice for bathroom finishes. Even though ceramic tile installation is a centuries-old practice, it hasn't decreased in popularity, because it can be used in a wide range of environments.

Published February 28, 2018

Purchasing a home is one of the biggest steps for anyone to take. Why? It is not easy to take on the financial responsibility to buy and maintain a house; you need to make sure you are well prepared for this.

Published January 31, 2018

Our experts found mildew in the caulk and grout lines in the shower and the floor. Plus, the tiles looked a little grimy. This was most likely caused by water seepage. However, the use of inappropriate cleaning products could have also been a factor.

Published January 13, 2018

Humidity is the number one ally of mold and mildew growth. If you live in a place with high levels of humidity, you probably know that cleaning your home is often not enough to stop these silent and unwanted guests.