The kitchen is the heart of many Broadmoor homes. It is where morning coffee meets mountain views, where holiday meals come together and where guests tend to gather no matter how many other rooms are available. A glass tile backsplash is one...
Hardwood brings warmth, character and lasting value to any home. If you live in Cimarron Hills, you are only a short drive from our showroom, and many of the homeowners we meet from the neighborhood ask the same question: is it better to go...
Few places in Colorado combine outdoor living and historic charm quite like Manitou Springs. Trailheads sit minutes from the front door, the Incline draws hikers year-round, and many homes date back more than a century
Life above 8,000 feet asks a lot of a floor. Mornings in Woodland Park can start well below freezing, afternoons warm up fast, and snow, mud and pine needles find their way indoors for much of the year. When you are ready to replace the...
Castle Rock is a pet-loving town. Between the trails at Philip S. Miller Park, the open space around town and neighborhoods full of families, dogs are part of daily life for many households. Pets bring plenty of joy, but they also bring muddy...
Monument homeowners enjoy mountain views, fresh air and a peaceful pace of life a short drive north of Colorado Springs. What many do not realize until they install hardwood is how dry that air really is. Monument sits at more than 7,000...
Fountain homeowners planning a kitchen, bathroom or entryway update often reach the same crossroads: porcelain or ceramic tile? Both are durable, attractive and easy to clean, and both look similar on a showroom display
Colorado Springs homes ask a lot of their floors. Snow and mud get tracked in from October through April, the high-altitude sun pours through big west-facing windows, and many households include kids, dogs and a finished basement that doubles...
New carpet can completely change how a room feels. It adds softness underfoot, helps create a warmer and quieter space, and offers an enormous range of colors, textures, and performance options for different households.
Rental flooring has a different job from flooring in a home you occupy yourself. It still needs to look beautiful and feel inviting, but landlords also have to think about tenant turnover, maintenance, pets, furniture movement, cleaning,...
