Serving San Diego County since 1972
We invite you to visit our pleasant showroom in San Marcos, CA.
Our friendly sales staff and knowledgeable decorators will show you all the options and help you choose the perfect combinations of colors, textures and fabrics for your home and family.
But that's only the beginning. Our service extends beyond your purchase.
We are always available to answer your questions and provide service or recommendations so you can keep your carpets and floors, drapes or blinds in like-new condition.
At Holly Home we pride ourselves on providing the best service available in the industry. We are experienced in commercial work too.
We sincerely thank you for the opportunity to be of service to you!
Holly Home warranties all its products to be of the first quality and to be free of manufacturing defects, except where a manufacturer's warranty is in force. Holly Home guarantees all installations to be completely free from defects in workmanship for a period of one year as per the regulations of the California State Contractors Board. Holly Home will also assist the buyer in obtaining satisfaction for any claim against a manufacturer for defective merchandise during the period the manufacturer's warranty is in force.
Holly Home makes no other warranties, express or implied, as to any merchandise carrying a manufacturer's warranty which inures to the benefit of the buyer. Holly Home's liability is limited to replacement or reinstallation of merchandise of an equal or similar value. In no event will Holly Home be liable for any incidental or consequential damages. All implied warranties are limited to the duration of this warranty.
Safeguard your investment. Your new floor starts out bright and will stay that way provided you give it the attention it deserves.
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Daily Care
Light daily dusting or vacuuming will help keep your floor bright, as it removes dust and grit which can lessen its shine. -
Wet Cleaning
When your floor receives hard use or becomes soiled, wet cleaning is necessary. A mild solution such as synthetic liquid dish detergent or preferably floor cleaner is recommended. Apply the solution (follow label directions) to the floor with a sponge mop.
After the soil has loosened from the floor, mop up the excess suds and water. Rinse the mop and bucket thoroughly with clean water. Use the sponge mop frequently rung out to remove rinse water. Allow to dry before using vinyl dressing.
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Recommended Cleaners
In those instances where stubborn, hard-to-remove soiled areas resist removal by soaking with detergent, Soft Scrub polishing cleanser or a similar product only (nonabrasive cleanser) is acceptable for this purpose. Soft Scrub can also be used to remove scuff marks or surface stains. High-gloss floors should never be cleaned with steel wool or abrasive cleaners.
Rinse cleaners, abrasive cleaners, cleaners containing solvents and steel wool are not recommended as their use can dull your floor. Never allow cleaning solutions to remain on your floor for long periods of time. Never use diluted chlorine bleach on your floor.
Although you can't avoid having to replace your draperies eventually, you can postpone their demise. To help you do just that, here's a rundown on drapery enemies to watch out for:
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Direct Sun
Strong, direct sunlight will weaken most fibers. To a lesser extent, indirect sun can be damaging, too. Lined draperies will naturally resist damage from the sun better than unlined draperies.
Just be sure the quality of your lining fabric matches that of your drapery material. It's poor economy to line quality fabric with an inexpensive fabric that will deteriorate more rapidly than the draperies themselves.
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Humidity
Excess humidity and sudden changes in humidity level can shrink or stretch loosely woven fabrics. Both your lined and unlined draperies will maintain their shape and their looks better if you keep the humidity level in your home fairly constant. -
Water
Rainwater or condensation on windows can cause unsightly watermarks on drapery fabric. Sometimes these stains are unnoticeable until the draperies have been cleaned, and then the marks are practically impossible to remove without telltale traces.
The first and most obvious way to protect your draperies from water damage is to close your windows against the elements. Another is to hang your draperies properly so they won't touch the glass. Watch out for drafts and blasts from climate controllers that blow your draperies against the window.
