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THREE REASONS TO LOOK INTO ACID STAINED CONCRETE
Admin • Aug 24, 2016
When it comes to choosing new flooring for your home, your choice will probably be influenced by factors like cost, durability and maintenance. Some choices may be affordable yet difficult to maintain, or durable yet costly. If you want a material that may satisfy all of the above requirements, then you might want to look into acid stained concrete.
ACID STAINED CONCRETE IS HIGHLY DURABLE
Tile floors comprised of porcelain, slate or ceramic may chip or crack over time or if heavy objects are dropped on the tiles. Carpeting can pill, stain or tear. However, acid stained concrete resists chipping and breaking and is stronger than most over materials, making them a good choice if you are looking for a flooring material that can last for years.
IT IS EASY TO CLEAN
Acid stained concrete requires little maintenance and only minimal cleaning. These floors can be kept looking new with a few simple steps:
- Biweekly sweeping
- Mopping once a week
- Polishing or buffing monthly
The low cost of keeping your floor clean can be an added benefit when considering acid stained concrete.
IT SUPPORTS INDOOR AIR QUALITY
If you or anyone in your family suffers from allergies, then acid stained concrete may be a viable flooring choice. Unlike carpeting, it does not foster the growth of mold or retain allergens. As a result, the quality of the air in your home may be improved. For more information about how acid stained concrete floors may be beneficial for your home, call Carolina Concrete Designs, Inc.
at 828-891-4742.
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