Rayo Wholesale Floorcovering Supply

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Mon - Fri:	7:00 am - 5:00 pm
Sat:	7:00 am - 12:00 pm
Sun	Closed

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Quality Flooring and Supplies

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Hardwood

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Daltile, PERGO

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all major credit cards

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4 Locations in Santee, Oceanside, Escondido and Miramar

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Rayo Wholesale Floorcovering

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Lumber, Building Materials, Building Materials-Wholesale & Manufacturers, Carpet & Rug Cleaning Equipment & Supplies, Carpet & Rug Distributors & Manufacturers, Carpet & Rug Pads, Linings & Accessories, Carpets & Rugs-Layers Equipment & Supplies, Floor Materials, Hardware Stores, Hardwoods, Tile-Wholesale & Manufacturers

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11/26/2014

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received written quote on wood flooring and sold the job when I went back to order the floor they said they made a mistake and wanted to charge me double . No concessions

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Phone: (619) 448-7144

Address: 11495 Woodside Ave, Santee, CA 92071

Website: http://www.rayowholesale.com

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Carpet Cleaning
With over 140,000 sf of warehouse space and state-of-the-art flooring products showrooms, Rayo provides carpet, padding, sheet vinyl, laminate, engineered hardwood, tile products, carpet cleaning products, tools and supplies for any type of flooring installation, with a huge selection of products in-stock.
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Tile and Grout Cleaning
Once your tile has been laid and grouted, it’s your responsibility to caulk areas that may be exposed to water. Caulking will prevent expensive subsurface damage and keep the tiled areas looking as good as new. Depending on your lifestyle, sealing your tile and grout may also be an option. After installation, sealing the grout and tile can provide protection from dirt and spills by slowing down the staining process. Grout colorants can transform the original color of your grout and, in some cases, can act as a form of sealant. Be aware that non-epoxy grout joints should be treated with a silicone sealer.Regular care and maintenance will keep your ceramic tile floors looking their very best for years to come.
Vacuuming
Regardless of your militaristic skills when it comes to keeping dirty feet off the carpet, dust, food and other everyday grime is going to make its way onto your precious pile. That’s where a good vacuum comes in. Buy one and use it often. You can choose between the old fashioned upright, or one of those fancy robotic models that requires little more than the push of a button and the occasional emptying of the filter. Frequent vacuuming sucks up the dust and loose dirt, refreshing your rugs and extending the life of your investment. If you choose a vacuum that uses bags, make sure you change the bag frequently to allow maximum cleaning efficiency — and to avoid all that dust blowing back out onto your carpets! Newer bagless models may save time and make the effort even easier!
Steam Cleaning
Don’t wet mop or use excessive water to clean your floor (wood naturally expands when it’s wet and can cause your floor to crack or splinter). For information on steam cleaning hardwood floors, see our blog post on Floor Talk.
Sweeping
Dirt adheres easily to the surface of ceramic tile, especially styles with textured surfaces. Regular sweeping loosens and removes most dirt. A vacuum cleaner can also be used to sweep, but make sure you use one without a beater bar to avoid dulling and scratching the tiles. Vacuum cleaner attachments are great to suck up dirt along edges or in between tiles.

Damage Restoration

Water Damage Restoration
Floor mats are a wonderful thing when it comes to hardwood floors. Tiny particles, like dirt, can act like sandpaper and scratch your wood. By placing a floor mat at each entryway and encouraging family members and guests to wipe their feet, the majority of dirt and grime will remain on the mat. Also put a floor mat or rug in any area where water could be splashed — like near the kitchen sink. This will hinder any possible water damage. Note that rubber-backed or non-ventilated floor mats or rugs can damage your floor. Instead use floor mats or rugs made especially for hardwood floors and be sure to shake them out regularly.

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