Flooring
How to Remove a Subfloor Without Removing Cabinets
Quick Summary: You can safely remove water-damaged or compromised subflooring around existing kitchen or bathroom cabinets by using a specialized toe-kick saw and an oscillating multi-tool to cut the subfloor flush against the cabinet bases. By setting your saw blade depth precisely to the thickness of the subfloor, cutting the open field into manageable…
Read MoreSnow, Salt, & Mud: Designing Heavy-Duty Mudroom Entries for WNY Winters
In Western New York, winter does not knock politely. It tracks in on the bottom of everyone’s boots. Between lake-effect snow, gritty road salt, and the mud that shows up every time the temperature swings above freezing, your entryway takes a beating from November well into spring. For families in Orchard Park, Williamsville, and Tonawanda,…
Read MoreThe Toughest Entryway Flooring for Western New York Winters
Few spots in a Western New York home take a beating quite like the front entryway once the cold months arrive. Boots stomp in packed with snow, slush, and gritty road salt, and every trip through the door leaves a little more moisture behind. The right floor here does far more than look inviting, it…
Read MoreChoosing Commercial Flooring for Niagara Falls Hospitality Spaces
Niagara Falls welcomes millions of visitors every year, and nearly all of them pass through a hotel lobby, a restaurant entrance, or a banquet hall at some point during their trip. Every one of those footsteps lands on a floor, and that floor quietly shapes how welcome a guest feels the moment they arrive. For…
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