ServicesFlooring and Walls
Bathroom floor and wall tile installation.
Bathroom floor tile installation, tiled shower walls, and wall finishes, with the prep underneath done right.
What we handle
Everything your new floors and walls need.
As bathroom floor contractors, we handle more than the tile. We take out the old floor, fix what is underneath, and set new tile on the floors and walls so it stays flat, sealed, and solid for years.
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Removing old flooring and walls
We take up old tile, vinyl, or carpet and remove damaged drywall, keeping the dust contained to the bathroom.
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Subfloor and wall repair
We check for soft spots, water damage, and uneven surfaces, then fix them so the new finish sits flat and stays put.
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Choosing materials
Porcelain, ceramic, natural stone, or waterproof vinyl. We help you weigh looks, durability, and budget for a room that gets wet every day.
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Floor tile installation
Floor tile set level with even spacing, clean cuts around the toilet and vanity, and sealed grout. Heated floors can go in underneath.
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Shower and wall tile
Shower walls, tub surrounds, and accent walls tiled over a proper waterproof backer, with neat edges around niches and fixtures.
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Paint, trim, and finishing
Moisture-resistant drywall, paint made for bathrooms, and new baseboards and trim to finish the room.
Project examples
Flooring and wall project examples.
Examples of the floor and wall tile work we take on, from classic patterns to large-format porcelain and stone.
Questions
Common questions about flooring and walls.
Straight answers to the questions we hear most. Your free consultation is the best place to ask about your own bathroom.
Have a question we didn't cover? Ask us directly.
How long does bathroom floor tile installation take?
Most bathroom floors take a few days, including removal, prep, tile, and time for the grout to cure. Subfloor repairs can add a day or two.
Do you also install shower tile?
Yes. If you are looking for a shower tile installer near you, we tile shower walls, floors, niches, and tub surrounds, always over a waterproof membrane. See our shower remodeling page for more.
What flooring is best for a bathroom?
Porcelain tile is the most common choice because it is waterproof and very durable. Waterproof vinyl is a good lower-cost option. We go over the tradeoffs during your consultation.
Do you need to remove the toilet and vanity?
Usually, yes. We remove and reinstall the toilet, and either work around or remove the vanity, so the new floor runs cleanly underneath.
Can you tile over my existing tile?
Sometimes, but we usually recommend removing it so we can check the subfloor and keep the floor level with the rest of your home.