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Phone: (914) 944-4470

Address: 251 Crest Dr, Tarrytown, NY 10591

Kitchen Remodeling
Bathroom Remodeling
Flooring
Tile Installation
All tile and stone are beautiful and durable. However, porcelain tile is considered virtually indestructible, and it comes in an astonishing variety of styles and colors. Many people mistakenly believe porcelain and ceramic tiles are the same. They are not. Porcelain is extremely hard, dense, non-porous, and unlike ceramic, is completely waterproof. It can be made to look just like slate or other natural stone but doesn’t require sealers, enhancers or special upkeep. Still, don't limit your choices to porcelain. Quarry tile, ceramic, terracotta, and slate can also be excellent choices for moderate-to-heavy traffic areas. For mudrooms and basements, consider selecting a darker tile with color variations, darker grout colors, and tighter grout joints to help hide dirt. Also, remember that a smooth-surfaced tile (honed slate instead of cleft-surface slate, for instance) will help keep dirt from getting trapped in crevices.
Fireplaces
• Kitchens • Bathrooms • Mud Rooms • Floors • Walls • Shower Enclosures • Tub Decking • Backsplashes • Fireplace Surrounds • Custom Designs and Decorative Accents for Floors, Walls and Counters • Borders • Reception Areas • New Construction • Remodels • Large Projects or Small •

New Construction
Whether you're a building contractor seeking reliable help on new construction or a challenging remodel, a homeowner looking for a responsive, reliable craftsman to bring your vision to life, or a business owner who wants to give their storefront or office a dazzling new look, call Dura Tile & Stone first.

Residential Roof Repair
Raised in the mountainous Cuenca region, Ecuador's famed cultural and artistic center, Julio began his craftsman’s education working in his family business, using wood-fired ovens to bake locally-mined clay which had been hand-formed into the traditional terracotta roofing tiles found throughout the country. In over a decade of work since he emigrated to the U.S., Julio has mastered the modern technologies surrounding today's most demanding tile and stonework techniques, while never forgetting the dedication to his craft first learned in Ecuador.
Residential Roof Replacement/Installation

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