Ceramic and porcelain tile flooring

Tile is unforgiving work. A floor that isn't flat shows up in every lippage edge and every crooked grout line. We level the substrate first, dry-lay the pattern, and set tile so it reads straight across the whole room.

Large-format gray porcelain tile floor with tight, even grout lines

What we do

  • Floor tile, wall tile and backsplashes
  • Large-format and plank-look porcelain
  • Showers, tub surrounds and waterproofing
  • Herringbone, diagonal and custom patterns
  • Grout, caulk and transitions
  • Tear-out of old tile included

Flat first, then tile

Most tile problems start underneath. We check the slab with a straightedge, grind or level what's out of tolerance, then set on the right mortar for the tile size. Large-format porcelain in particular needs a flat base or the corners lift.

More of this work

Gray ceramic floor tile mid-install with spacers still set in the joints
Ceramic floor tile, mid-install
Ceramic subway tile shower and tub surround with a gray accent band and built-in corner shelves
Ceramic shower surround with accent band
Bathroom with herringbone travertine-look wall tile and large-format stone-look floor tile
Herringbone wall tile and stone-look floor

Questions about ceramic & porcelain tile

Do you remove the old floor?

Yes. Tear-out and haul-off of tile, wood, carpet, vinyl and glued-down flooring is part of what we do, and it's priced into your estimate.

Can you do large-format tile?

Yes, including 24x48 and plank-look porcelain. Those sizes need a flat substrate, so leveling is usually part of the job.

How long does a tile floor take?

Most residential rooms run two to four days including tear-out, leveling, setting and grout. You'll get a timeline with your estimate.

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Get a price on your floor

Free written estimate, residential or commercial. If the first line is busy, call (281) 827-3817 or email eugeniohc73@gmail.com.

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