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K-Stone
k-stone was established in 1997 and proudly calls san antonio home base. k-stone's beginning was in the janitorial service business which then branched into a janitorial distribution business. during our years of cleaning facilities it was obvious that everyone was looking for a product that took less maintenance and could last longer. in 2003 k-stone officially launched into polished concrete and has since established itself as one of the leaders in south texas. we continually watch how this process has exploded into the floor of the future. our reputation for offering high quality work and focusing on our client's needs is something we take great pride in at k-stone. approved applicator and distributor for consolideck high performance floor systems. hub and wbe certified
NAICS Code: 2389Sector: ConstructionSub Sector: Specialty Trade ContractorsIndustry Group: Other Specialty Trade ContractorsNAICS Industry: National Industry:
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Where is K-Stone located?
K-Stone's headquarters is located at Texas, United States, 78217
What is K-Stone's official website?
K-Stone's official website is kstoneinc.com
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NAICS Code: 2389Sector: ConstructionSub Sector: Specialty Trade ContractorsIndustry Group: Other Specialty Trade ContractorsNAICS Industry: National Industry:
How many employees does K-Stone have?
K-Stone has 19 employees
What industry does K-Stone belong to?
K-Stone is in the industry of: Construction
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