Pre-Cut Granite

Kenny’s GraniteWorks is now offering pre-cut granite starting at $17.99 a square foot. Pre-cut granite is a great way to get granite countertops installed at an affordable price, however, not everyone qualifies.

Pre-cut granite is only 25” deep so if you have a large island, pre-cut granite for your countertops is not really an option for you. Have an estimator come out to take a look and recommend a better solution.

Kenny’s pre-cut granite comes in 6 different colors. Come check it out while it lasts!

Kenny’s is running a scratch and dent sale for the month of August. We have sinks, tile and bathtubs with minor defects and they are going for a fraction of the price. You better hurry, our second materials are flying out the door.

Visit our campus and showroom floor or call for details 816-765-0400!

Have you ever looked at your shower and noticed that some of the grout looks discolored and dirty, like mildew has taken over? Well Grout is no different than a sponge.

The Grout has microscopic pores that dirty shampoo and body oils like to embed themselves into. This is the kind of stuff that mold can feed on!

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Does Charlie Daniels play a mean fiddle?

You’ve probably seen the Geico commercial and if you haven’t click on the image. Long story short…Yes, it is fact that granite does emit radon. However, the amount emitted is very small. READ MORE

The first step in removing moisture in any hardwood flooring is to understand where the moisture is coming from. In most cases the moisture is due to a leak in a door seal, flooding of some kind, dishwasher leaks, plumbing lines that lead to water sources or some kind of seasonal variation. The problem needs to be isolated and solved before any constructive reconstruction can happen. From here the area needs to be completely dried.

With excessive moisture, a call to a water extraction professional should be given high priority.

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Fiberglass and acrylic bathtubs are the two most common bathtubs out there. They are very similar; essentially they are both molded plastics. Acrylic bathtubs have fiberglass backing and fiberglass tubs are made from more than just fiberglass.

What makes them different, though, is the process by which they are created.

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