Floor and Decor for Tile splash.

IF it is tile, slate, etc then yes we can/will do roof cleaning (metal is usually not affected), but for shingles we refuse those jobs. 

Same with appliances/tile/cabinets/etc. 

Very similar pattern.

I put in wood floors and tile all around, there's not much they can break.

I've got a decent cabinet supplier and a good guy that can install, tile, etc.

To mitigate these risks, I recommend the following key management system we have evolved overtime:1st - Secure the entrance of your property: This should be the first line of defense against unauthorized access.2nd -Utilize a digital lock code: This can be installed in a closet if possible, and will provide an additional layer of security.3rd- Install a key-coded key box in the closet: Choose a key box that is secure and not easily accessible, such as one that is bolted to the studs and not installed in drywall.4th- Utilize a key ring with a tracker: Keys can be labeled with coded labels, and a tracker such as an Apple Tag or Tile key chain can be attached to the key ring to help prevent loss.5th - Label individual keys with codes: This will help prevent unauthorized access in the event of theft or a key breach.

I had a worn out laminate counter top in my old house resurfaced by "Miracle Method" ( I don't know if they are national- they are a franchise that mostly does tub/tile resurfacing).

So while yes any buyer should obtain title insurance especially when confronted with a fact pattern that includes several intra-family transfers, deaths and so forth, unfortunately once a problem like this is discovered, title insurance is not available.The conveyance by D severed the C/D joint tenancy and created a 50% t/c interest for C that has not been accounted for through several transfers over 40 years.

I have a tile cleaning company coming to see if they can save the tile.