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Many of our clients ask us this. We find that for hard surface flooring (wood, tile, laminate) it is best to do the floors first. A reputable painter will not have any problems protecting and not damaging your brand new floors. By doing the...
What if you had 3 years to pay for the bathroom makeover of your dreams?Or got new hardwood floors for your family room for less than $75 per month?Or super soft new carpet for the bedrooms,enjoyed for years,and paid for over 36 months?And...
We have had quite a few clients in the showroom recently with the exact same situation:"We have been in our home for twenty years and have not done a thing. It is time for an update!"Does this describe you?Many of us have realized that we...
Do NOT pick your paint color first. There are thousands of paint colors to choose from. Start where you have the fewest choices and build from there. This may be the flooring, but sometimes it is something you cannot or do not want to change,...
If you haven't checked out your local dollar store lately, you are missing out on the savings. Today's dollar stores offer products equal to those found in regular stores, sometimes the exact same thing, and at prices up to 70% less than the...
Stain resistant grouts! If you have been thinking about new tile for your bathroom, kitchen or foyer, and the only thing holding you back is dreading cleaning the nasty grout, then you need to know about the new stain resistant grouts that...
Carpet may well be the best consumer value on the market. You can buy quality carpet for the average living room, dining room, and hall for less than the price of kitchen granite countertops. Nothing can beautify your home more, so quickly...
Tell your friends, neighbors, and co-workers about Enhance Floors & More and make sure they tell us when they come in that you referred them. Once Enhance installs their new floor, you will receive Decorating Dollars equal to 5% of the...
We all want our money to stretch further. Some things are out of our control, like taxes and gas prices.Year-end data from the Bureau of Labor Statistics indicate that the average American family spent $48,000 in 2011. The three major...
These are from readers of The Consumerist and fatwallet websites:~cheap toilet paper~cheap Qtips~discount razor blades~waxing your own eyebrows~cheap kitty litter~buying in bulk if you can't/don't use it all~dollar store trash bags~buying the...
