Tile renovations provide a huge visual and integral upgrade to existing or new installs. We want to help you make the investment in your property. Please contact us! Let’s get started with some guidelines for your project.

1. Determine the Tile Material:

• Ceramic: Affordable, versatile, and suitable for low- to moderate-traffic areas, such as walls and bathroom floors.

• Porcelain: Denser, more durable, and water-resistant than ceramic; great for high-traffic areas, bathrooms, and kitchens.

• Natural Stone (marble, granite, slate): Elegant and durable but often more expensive and requires more maintenance.

• Glass: Often used for backsplashes; adds a sleek, modern look but can be slippery if used on floors.

• Cement: Ideal for a rustic or industrial look; it’s durable but requires sealing for protection.

2. Select a Size and Shape:

• Larger tiles can make a space look bigger and are quicker to install in open areas.

• Smaller tiles or mosaics are better for intricate designs or small spaces, like shower walls.

3. Choose a Style and Color:

• Light colors make spaces feel larger, while dark colors add coziness.

• Consider matte vs. glossy finishes: matte tiles are better for floors, as they’re less slippery, while glossy tiles add a sleek look to walls.

4. Consider Grout Color:

• Lighter grout colors make the tile pattern less noticeable but require more maintenance.

• Darker grout can highlight tile shapes and hide dirt better.