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Who Do You Want To Punch?
What is a “punch list“? The people you may want to punch ?? Well, not really. A Punch List is the listing of issues, things to get done in a construction process at a site – residential or commercial – BEFORE the contract is considered complete and BEFORE the final payments are made to the […]
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ILLINOIS – Restoring your older Historic terrazzo, marble, granite, limestone, or natural stone surface may be uplifting to you, visually pleasing, and may offer some pride for maintaining and upkeep of the property. There are other incentives you may find beyond your own personal satisfaction that might inspire property owners in both commercial and residential […]
Continue readingPresidents, Power & Natural Stone: How Symbols & Structure Make the Man
Now that the election for the next President of the United States is nearing – along with the myriad of Senatorial and other races, the consumer might be surprised at the use and restoration of natural stone in and around the regional visits of various candidates. In fact, the recent NATO Conference brought Sungloss Marble […]
Continue readingThe Restoration, Recycling And Renewal Of Marble
THE RESTORATION, RECYCLING AND RENEWAL OF MARBLE – As A Way To Help Save the Planet While Improving Your Curb Appeal, Selling Your Home Or Building Yes, this is NOT a “spin” (we actually don’t spin marble tiles!) the restoration of marble and other natural stone vs. the quarrying, cutting, transporting, fabricating, re-transporting, installing and […]
Continue readingLEED CI and Sungloss
We are proud to have been part of a recent office renovation project in the office space of Perkins+Will, a premiere architectural firm in Chicago. Through Pepper Construction, our work included cleaning and restoring existing slate flooring with earth-friendly products. The slate was then color-enhanced and sealed with a low-VOC, water-based sealer. This project was […]
Continue readingMarble’s Beauty: Lower Price Increases Use in Residences
(Featured in Chicago Tribune – By Chris Larson)
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