Showers, bathrooms and floors built by one crew that actually cares about the layout. Straight lines, tight grout joints, waterproofing done properly — and a job site left clean every evening.
From a single backsplash to a full bathroom gut, you get the same thing: careful prep, honest pricing, and a finish that still looks sharp years from now. Tile is the specialty — and when a room calls for wood instead, we lay that too.
Properly sloped pans, mud beds, curbless entries and mosaic floors that drain the way they should.
See detailsFull bathroom installs — floors, walls, niches, benches and trim, laid out before the first tile is cut.
See detailsKitchen and bar backsplashes in subway, herringbone, picket or mosaic — usually done in a day.
See detailsPorcelain, ceramic and wood-look plank set flat over a prepared, level subfloor.
See detailsSolid and engineered hardwood, laminate and rigid-core plank — over a subfloor that’s been levelled first.
See detailsCracked tile, loose spots and leaking corners put right without a full tear-out.
See detailsAnyone can stick tile to a wall. A shower floor has to slope evenly to the drain from every direction, sit on a waterproof base, and still look dead straight when it’s grouted. That’s the part we obsess over.
Call or text a couple of photos and rough measurements. We’ll tell you straight away whether it’s something we do.
We come out, measure, check the substrate and talk through tile choices, layout and what it’ll actually cost.
Prep, waterproof, set, grout, seal. Same crew the whole way through, site swept down at the end of each day.
We go through the finished work with you before we load the truck. Anything that isn’t right gets fixed.
A look at the kind of work we do day to day.
Membrane, banded corners and sealed penetrations go in before tile. It’s the part nobody sees and the part that decides whether a shower lasts.
We dry-lay and set our lines so cuts land in sensible places and patterns run true into corners and niches.
Flat, sound and clean before anything is set. Skipping this is why tile cracks and grout lines open up later.
Leveling systems and consistent spacing so the finished surface reads flat and the grout lines actually line up.
Floors covered, dust controlled where we can, tools packed away and the area swept before we head out.
You deal with Wade, not a call center. Questions get answered by the person doing the work.
We’re happy to put you in touch with homeowners we’ve recently finished work for — and if we’ve worked for you, a review means a lot to a small local business.
Send a couple of photos and we’ll give you a straight answer on what it takes and what it costs. No hard sell, no hourly-rate surprises.