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Highland Park, TX Info:  

The Town of Highland Park (Dallas) is located approximately 3 miles north of the center of Dallas.  The Town was incorporated in 1913.
The Town is 2.26 square miles in size.
Highland Park has approximately 8,900 residents.
One of the oldest Christmas Traditions in Dallas County is the annual lighting of The Big Pecan Tree.
Highland Park, TX is located approximately 30 minutes from DFW International Airport.  (source: hptx.org)


Bathroom Remodeling Tip:  Ventilation is the crucial element in a house, especially the bathroom.  Bathrooms needs proper ventilation to prevent humid air to condense in the walls, where it can cause extensive structural rot in a short amount of time.  We've pulled relatively new bathrooms apart and found more mold and decay than you could imagine, all because there was no proper shower and bath ventilation present.

Highland Park Kitchen and Bathroom Renovation Tips and Ideas


With the enormous range of colors available, it is highly unlikely that you will not be able to obtain the exact shade you require for your remodel job.  But should this happen, many tile stores can customize grout color in much the same way that paint stores can mix up paint to match a color chip.  Do not judge color by the dry powder.  

Generally, tile suppliers have cured samples of the colored grout they stock.  These are often in the form of narrow sticks that simulate a joint.  If you place these sticks between two of your chosen bathroom tiles, you will be able to imagine what the completed installation looks like.  

Sanded Portland-cement grout - This type of grout is plain portland-cement grout with sand added for increased strength.  Use sanded grout for joints wider than half an inch.  Sanded portland-cement grout is used with ceramic mosaic, quarry and paver tiles on floors and walls.  As with plain portland cement, keep misting the installation with water for 24 hours to slow down the curing.
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