Kitchen countertops deteriorate more quickly than cabinets. Unsurprisingly, many want to replace them without replacing the cabinets. The question is, is it possible? You can replace your kitchen countertops without replacing the cabinetry if they are still in good condition. By doing this, your kitchen gets a new look, and you save some money too!
Selling your house and moving out can be a frustrating experience. Especially if you don’t want to sell at a loss or let the property sit on the market indefinitely. So, you naturally go in search of ways to improve the property, such as upgrading the kitchen countertops. And you do this with the hope
Clients may be concerned about scheduling new construction projects because of the current climate, but the reality is that construction companies are working more diligently than ever to provide high-quality work. This is especially true for large-scale projects working on transportation infrastructure that helps move supplies and critical workers that are necessary during this time.
If you’re planning on buying a new granite countertop for your kitchen or bathroom, you’ll want to research the subject thoroughly beforehand, since granite can be rather pricey. We at Artelye do granite countertop installation, and one of the questions we’re asked most frequently by new customers is: What is the best time to replace
So, today we’re going to talk ‘maintenance’. In particular, using natural homemade granite cleaners to keep your counters looking new! Many homeowners have outfitted their kitchen with granite countertops (hopefully through us lol). These counters are ideal, since they come in a variety of colors, patterns, and designs. Truly endless possibilities. They can blend in
The kitchen is one of the most frequented spaces in most homes. This unfortunately also means that it gets a lot of wear and tear as the years go by. If you’re looking to sell your home and move into a new place, it’s important to make sure every part of it is in the
