Tile and stone add durability, water resistance, and timeless style to kitchens, bathrooms, and entryways.
Where Tile & Stone Work Best
Tile and stone are the right choice anywhere water, wear, or heat are part of daily life: kitchen floors and backsplashes, bathroom floors and shower walls, laundry rooms, mudrooms, entryways, and fireplace surrounds. They are easy to clean, resist stains, and hold up for decades when installed correctly.
Tile & Stone Options
- Ceramic tile — affordable, versatile, and available in countless colors and sizes.
- Porcelain tile — denser and harder than ceramic, with wood and stone looks that hold up in high-traffic rooms.
- Natural stone — marble, granite, and slate for a one-of-a-kind, high-end finish.
- Mosaic and backsplash tile — small-format tile for shower niches, backsplashes, and accent walls.
What’s Included in a Tile or Stone Installation
- Subfloor inspection, leveling, and preparation
- Waterproofing for showers and other wet areas
- Careful layout so cuts and grout lines look intentional
- Grouting and sealing for a finished, protected surface
- Thorough cleanup and a final walkthrough with you
Our Tile Installation Process
- Measure and quote. We measure your rooms and give you a clear, written estimate.
- Prepare. We prepare the subfloor and waterproof wet areas before any tile goes down.
- Set the tile. We lay out and set your tile with even grout lines and clean edges.
- Grout, seal, and walk through. We grout and seal the work, clean up, and walk through the finished job with you.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does tile need to be sealed?
Natural stone should always be sealed, and we recommend sealing grout lines to resist staining. Most porcelain and ceramic tile does not need sealing on the tile itself.
Can tile be installed over my existing floor?
Sometimes, if the existing floor is sound, flat, and well bonded. In many cases the old flooring should be removed so the tile bonds properly and door heights stay correct. We inspect the subfloor during the estimate and will tell you honestly what is needed.
How long does a bathroom tile job take?
A typical bathroom floor takes one to two days. A full shower or a large kitchen floor can take three to five days, depending on the size and the complexity of the pattern.
Get a Free Tile Estimate
Tell us about your project and we will get back to you with a free, no-obligation estimate.