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Ceramic & Porcelain Tile
are made from natural clay and fired at high temperatures, creating durable, water-resistant surfaces. Ceramic tile is softer, easier to cut, and often glazed, making it well suited for residential areas with moderate use. Porcelain tile is denser, less Porus, and more resistant to moisture, stains, and wear making it ideal for high-traffic or outdoor spaces. Both types come in a wide variety of sizes, colors, and finishes to suit different design needs.
Luxury Vinyl Plank
is a type of resilient flooring designed to mimic the look of natural hardwood while offering enhanced durability and water resistance. Made from multiple layers of synthetic materials. LVP is known for comfort underfoot, easy maintenance, and resistance to scratches and moisture. It's an ideal choice for both residential and commercial spaces, especially in areas prone to spills or heavy foot traffic. Available in a wide range of styles, colors, and textures, LVP provides the aesthetic appeal of wood with the practicality of modern flooring technology.
Marble
is a natural stone prized for its timeless beauty, elegance, and distinctive veining. Formed from limestone subjected to high heat and pressure, marble is durable yet softer than the other naturals stones, making it suitable for both decorative and functional applications. It's commonly used in flooring, wall accents, and especially in spaces where luxurious high-end aesthetic is desired. Each marble slab is unique in pattern and color, adding a one-of-a-kind element to any design.
Stone
refers to a range of natural materials - such as slate, travertine, limestone, and granite - that are cut and used in flooring, walls, and other surfaces. Known for it's strength and durability, natural stone brings a sense of organic texture and timeless character to both interior and exterior spaces. Each piece features unique color variations and patterns, adding depth and individuality to any design. Stone requires proper sealing and maintenance by offers long-lasting performance and a classic earthy aesthetic.
Epoxy
is a durable, high-performance surface made by applying resin-based coating over concrete. Once cured, it creates a seamless, non-porous finish that resists chemicals, stains, and heavy wear. Commonly used in garages, commercial settings, and industrial spaces, epoxy is valued for its strength, easy maintenance, and sleek appearance. It can also be customized with various colors, textures, and finishes to suit both functional and aesthetic needs.
Full Bathroom
Remodel
Remove existing materials: Take out old tiles, fixtures, and any damaged backing or waterproofing.
Install back board: Secure cement board or a similar moisture-resistant material to the shower walls, ensuring it’s properly attached to the studs.
Waterproof the surface: Apply a waterproofing membrane (like a paint-on membrane or a sheet membrane) to the backer board, paying close attention to seams and corners.
Plan the tile layout: Dry-fit the tiles on the floor and walls to visualize the pattern and plan for cuts around fixtures and edges.
Tub to Shower Conversion
Remove existing materials: Take out old tiles, fixtures, and any damaged backing or waterproofing.
Install back board: Secure cement board or a similar moisture-resistant material to the shower walls, ensuring it’s properly attached to the studs.
Waterproof the surface: Apply a waterproofing membrane (like a paint-on membrane or a sheet membrane) to the backer board, paying close attention to seams and corners.
Plan the tile layout: Cry-fit the tiles on the floor and walls to visualize the pattern and plan for cuts around fixtures and edges.
+ Remove tub and install shower floor now that the tub has been removed.
Handicap Accessibility
Remove existing materials: Take out old tiles, fixtures, and any damaged backing or waterproofing.
Install back board: Secure cement board or a similar moisture-resistant material to the shower walls, ensuring it’s properly attached to the studs.
Waterproof the surface: Apply a waterproofing membrane (like a paint-on membrane or a sheet membrane) to the backer board, paying close attention to seams and corners.
Plan the tile layout: Dry-fit the tiles on the floor and walls to visualize the pattern and plan for cuts around fixtures and edges.
+ The opening for the entrance has to be 36 inches. Handicap bars are installed and the shower floor needs to be as low as possible for wheelchair accessibility.
Backsplashes
are vertical surfaces installed behind sinks, stoves, and countertops to protect walls from moisture, grease, and stains. They are both functional and decorative, often serving as a focal point in kitchens and bathrooms. Backsplashes can be made from a variety of materials and come in a wide range of colors, shapes and patterns. In addition to protecting surfaces, they offer an opportunity to enhance the overall design and personality of the space.
Add-ons
- Tile or Stone Fireplace
- Tile or Stone Outdoor Kitchens
- and more!
