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Help Your Community by Giving Back
As it turns out, giving does more than simply warm our hearts. It has a positive impact on the company giving, the recipients, the community, and even the world. Whether donating money, goods, or time, giving back has been shown to make a positive impact that goes far...
Wash Away the Winter!
Spring is just around the corner! Spring is the ideal time to inspect and clean building facades and exteriors. The outdoor elements, winter weather, water, carbon pollution, and biological growth can stain and contaminate building facades. Contaminants can create...
2023 Commercial Design Trends
Commercial design is constantly evolving. What was popular last year may not be this year. The trends today may be completely dated by 2025.
Benefits of Polished Concrete
A clean and attractive floor is hard to maintain in many commercial spaces.
2022 Project of the Year
KC Restoration completed many projects during 2022 that beautified our community. Several metal, wood, stone, and exterior surfaces were refinished and restored around the Kansas City area
Escalators and People Movers Need Care & Maintenance Too!
Although escalators and people movers are convenient and efficient, they could pose a safety risk; if not cleaned and maintained. Escalators and people movers are designed with many operational components including; the landing plate, decks, handrails, steps, and...
December Newsletter
Happy Holidays from KC Restoration! Read our December Newsletter here:
Don’t Let Ice Melt Corrode Your Surfaces
Cold weather, ice, and snow are all on the way. Soon you will be calling a contractor to remove snow and ice from many surfaces to prevent accidents on your property. Unfortunately, the material used to melt the ice and snow take a toll on many exterior and interior...
Shop Local to Benefit Your Community
Small and local businesses have more community impact than on their designated once-a-year Small Business Saturday awareness events
Surplus Budget Ideas
Some of the most effective areas to use a surplus budget are repairs and preventative maintenance.