Experience:
Our company’s combined stone, tile, and construction experience is over 300 years. We employ tile setters with over 20 years experience in the trade and continually educate them on new products and procedures to complete the most complex tile jobs. Our granite countertop fabrication shop is managed by a gentleman with over 20 years in the industry who knows all the tricks and new ways of working with stone. We employ over 40 local residents of the Treasure Valley, who take pride in what they do each and every day and are the best in their trade.
Technology:
We are equipped with the latest state-of-the-art Titan CNC machine and Park Industries ProEdge which makes radius counters and special edge details a breeze to fabricate. Our team of fabricators are the best in the trade and we take pride in the work that they do.
Selection:
Our indoor slab viewing holds over 700 slabs from all over the world. With this many choices and the ability to get more slabs of different varieties within days, our selection is unbelievable.
Just a brief walk through our showroom shows you the hundreds of different varieties of tile we offer and the many different applications they can be put into.
Service:
We have five residential sales representatives with over 100 combined years in the business. We pride ourselves with the best service possible and can guarantee that you will not be disappointed in doing business with us. Not to mention the seven crews of tile setters, three granite install crews, and six individuals that make up our fabrication shop who all pride themselves on customer service and quality workmanship.
What we do:
- Granite, Corian, Cambria, Marble, Travertine, Onyx, Zodiac, Silestone, Quartz, Recycled Concrete, Soapstone and Limestone Counters.
- Ceramic, Porcelain, Natural stone, any many more types of tile floors.
- Carpet, Hardwood, Laminate, Cork, Bamboo, Wool and many other flooring products.
If you don’t see what you are looking for but it involves stone or tile, we can probably do what you need; so feel free to ask! No question will go unanswered.
Mark Mescher
Schumacher Tile & Stone
January 10th, 2010 at 5:23 pm
Thamks for the great post. I always try to bookmark construction or concrete related posts like this one.