Amherst, NH homeowner asks: How can I remove and replace a damaged ceramic tile? To remove a damaged tile, you must first remove the grout surrounding the tile with a scoring tool. Apply painter’s tape around the edges of the other tiles to protect them and drill evenly spaced holes in the damage tile. You can then use a chisel to remove the pieces of the damaged tile. Ceramic tiles are made to last and to withstand every day wear…
It may be hard to think about now, but the cold months of winter are right around the corner. As beautiful as their hardwood flooring was one family in Merrimack, NH constantly struggled with “cold feet syndrome” in the wintertime. Area rugs do a great job of warming up the floor, but this family has been hesitant to cover up the hardwood floors that they are so proud of. Radiant Floor Flooring – An Investment in Your Family’s Comfort Each…
A Litchfield, NH homeowner learned the hard way that not only are all flooring companies not created equal, but that it is critical to only hire a licensed and insured company to install flooring. This homeowner went with a low-end, budget contractor to purchase and install his home’s new hardwood flooring for the entire downstairs. The company had no physical location or showroom, a common red flag among the flooring industry. But he was swayed by the exceptionally low price.…