Do you waterproof before the tile goes on?

Yes, in showers and other wet areas. The tile is only as sound as what is behind it, so waterproofing is part of the installation.

Can tile be its own project?

Yes. A backsplash, a shower, or a tile floor can be its own scope. It is also a regular part of a kitchen or bathroom remodel.

Which patterns do you install?

Straight set, herringbone, and other patterns the room can hold. We lay the pattern out before we start cutting tile.

Where do you install tile?

Within about 45 miles of Tampa.

Tile

Tile installation

Floor tile, wall tile, showers, and backsplash, set with the rooms they meet.

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TILE

Floor tile, wall tile, showers, and backsplash, set with the rooms they meet.

Tile is installed as part of the room, not as a finish dropped in at the end. Floors, walls, showers, and backsplashes are laid out with the grout, the pattern, and the surfaces around them. In a wet room, waterproofing comes before the tile.

Glossy white subway-tile backsplash above a white counter, gray cabinets, and a brass faucet

What the project includes

01
Floor tile
Tile floors laid out for the room and the doorways they meet, including the grout joint and the transition to the next surface.
02
Wall tile
Walls set plumb, with the pattern held from the first course so the field does not drift as it climbs.
03
Showers
Shower walls, floors, niches, and benches. Waterproofing is in place before the tile goes on.
04
Backsplash
Kitchen and bath backsplashes chosen with the counter and the light, then installed to the outlets, the hood, and the window.
05
Pattern and layout
Straight set, herringbone, or a quieter field. The layout is drawn before the first tile is cut.
06
With a remodel
On its own, or with a kitchen, a bathroom, new flooring, or a whole-home renovation. The same team owns the edges where materials meet.