Interior

• Kitchen Remodeling
  Mosaics are tiles sized 2x2 or smaller and can be used as borders, countertops, walls and even flooring. They come in many shapes including squares, circles, ovals, tear drops and an endless array of patterns and colors. Mosaic tile can include  including stone, metal, glass, ceramic, porcelain and a combination of any of these Decorative mosaics typically have a higher gloss. Mosaic tile is the cherry on your sundae; the finishing touch of your flooring or design project.
• Bathroom Remodeling
• Flooring
  Hardwood is durable, beautiful, can be refinished for a new life, and is affordable. This popular flooring choice can range from sleek and modern to country cottage. Hardwood floors are a natural and beautiful way to improve your home. With so many wood species and stains to choose from, you can custom design your floor to your heart’s desire.
• Tile Installation
  Ceramic Tiles come from clay that is fired in a kiln. Left as is, it is called un-glazed and is limited to the natural colors of the clay. The tile can be glazed and fired a second time to create a matte, semi- gloss, or high gloss finish with a large range of color options. Glazed Tile has better stain and moisture resistance than un-glazed tile. Be aware that high gloss tiles are more slippery and prone to showing scratches than textured or matte finishes. Un-glazed Ceramics are highly slip resistant, but must be sealed to reduce staining.
• Fireplaces
  Area rugs are great for defining spaces within a room. You can create sitting area or a cozy space in front of a fireplace. If you are using a rug to define a space, leave no more than two feet of carpet past the edge of the furniture.
• Carpeting
  Abbey Carpet & Floor warrants that your Infinity, Alexander Smith, American Showcase, Pet Defense or Legendary Beauty carpeting will remain stain resistant to most household food beverage substances from the date of the original installation in an owner-occupied residence in a proper indoor installation for as long as you own your carpet. This warranty coverage runs from the date your carpet is installed for as long as you own it (non-transferable).