Mexican Tile Renew Project on Casey Key Rd Nokomis Fl After Hurricane Milton Gulf of America was Inside the Beach House for 2 Days.

Mexican Tile Renew Project on Casey Key Rd Nokomis Fl After Hurricane Milton Gulf of America was Inside the Beach House for 2 Days. The concrete block beach house on Casey Key Rd Nokomis Fl was built in 1948 in such a way to become hurricane proof. Piles of sand 10 feet high had to be removed form the Casey Key home. Back in October 2024 sand was everywhere on Casey Key two weeks after the second of back-to-back devastating hurricanes within a month. Where Hurricane Helene left huge mounds of debris, Hurricane Milton moved snowdrift-sized heaps of sand in ways Casey Key residents had never seen. Mexican Tile Floors Were The Only Type of Flooring To Survive Hurricanes Helene and Milton Flooding in Southwest Florida.

This house on Casey Key Rd were we did the Mexican tile renovation today was built in 1940's and has survived numerous Hurricanes, with Milton the most devastating. There was a mini front-end loader brought into the interior of the house from the garage to scoop 5 feet of sand out of the living room and dump it out the blown out sliding glass doors. You could rightly say this house in on Casey Key Rd, which is sitting right on the beach on the Gulf of America, is Hurricane proof! Hurricane Milton filled empty motel rooms on Casey Key's quarter-mile commercial hotel stretch, sat four to six feet high in driveways, blocked stairs in front of the seven-mile island’s emerald beach, and clogged sprinkler systems for tropical plants still buried by the island’s worst storm in decades. Mexican Tile Floors Were The Only Type of Flooring To Survive Hurricanes Helene and Milton Flooding in Southwest Florida.

Mexican Tile Floors Were The Only Type of Flooring To Survive Hurricanes Helene and Milton Flooding in Southwest Florida. Wood Floors, carpeting, even some ceramic tile flooring were all destroyed by excessive flooding from hurricanes Helene and Milton in late 2024 from Holmes Beach to Longboat Key to Siesta Key to Sarasota to Casey Key to Venice Fl to Englewood and to Boca Grande Fl.

Mexican Tile Floors Flooded by Hurricanes Helene and Milton from Longboat Key to St Pete to Sarasota to Siesta Key to Casey Key to Englewood Fl can be stripped, cleaned and resealed to like new appearance after floor dried out with fans and A/C on for 20 Days or more. Renew Mexican Tile floors don't tear out. Mexican Tile Floors Were The Only Type of Flooring To Survive Hurricanes Helene and Milton Flooding in Southwest Florida.

Mexican Tile Renew Tech Jessica has perfected a staining technique to apply original colors to old Mexican tile floors where the color has been worn off or terribly soiled. Mexican Tile Renew should be the last trade to work on your home project, after sheet rock work, cabinet installation, stone counter tops installed, A/C work completed and toilets re-installed completion in bathrooms! Mexican Tile Floors Were The Only Type of Flooring To Survive Hurricanes Helene and Milton Flooding in Southwest Florida.

WORN SPOTS ON MEXICAN TILE FLOORS CAN BE COLORED - RESTAINED TO LIKE NEW APPEARANCE BY TILE TECH JESSICA, CALL 941-926-7444. Mexican Tile Floors Were The Only Type of Flooring To Survive Hurricanes Helene and Milton Flooding in Southwest Florida.

Mexican Tile Renew Projects Since 1995, We Accept All Major Credit Cards. We have A+ Rating with the Better Business Bureau. Mexican Tile Renew Projects from Sarasota to Longboat Key to Bird Key to Siesta Key to Casey Key to Bradenton to Venice to Myakka River area to Englewood to Nokomis Fl restoring Mexican tile floors for over 27 years. We Make Like New the Good the Bad and Just Plain Ugly Floors. Call Vel at 941-926-7444. Mexican Tile Floors Were The Only Type of Flooring To Survive Hurricanes Helene and Milton Flooding in Southwest Florida.