Everything tile.Done properly.
Showers, bathrooms, backsplashes and floor tile across Central Florida — plus hardwood, laminate and composite plank when a room calls for wood. Whatever the job, the process is the same: prep it right, plan the layout, then set it.
Shower Floors & Pans
The floor of a shower is the hardest part of the job and the part most likely to cause trouble later. We build the base so water runs to the drain from every direction, waterproof it, and set the tile so the pattern stays true right up to the drain flange.
- Pre-sloped mud beds and pan liners built on site
- Waterproofing membrane with banded, sealed corners
- Curbless and low-threshold entries
- Mosaic, hex, penny round and pebble floors
- Linear and centre drains cut in cleanly
- Existing pans torn out and rebuilt
Full Bathroom Tile
Floors, walls, niches, benches, curbs and trim — planned as one job so the lines carry through the room instead of stopping at every corner. We work with your tile choice or point you toward something that suits the space and the budget.
- Complete floor-to-ceiling bathroom installs
- Recessed niches and built-in shelves
- Shower benches and seats
- Large-format and wood-look plank tile
- Schluter and bullnose trim details
- Layout dry-laid before anything is set
Tub & Shower Surrounds
Replacing a fiberglass insert with tile changes a bathroom more than almost anything else you can do for the money. We handle the tear-out, backer board, waterproofing and tile, including the fiddly parts around valves and spouts.
- Fiberglass and acrylic surround tear-out
- Cement board and waterproof backer install
- Tile up to the ceiling or to height
- Clean cuts around valves, spouts and controls
- Accent bands and feature walls
- Caulk and grout finished properly at every change of plane
Kitchen & Bar Backsplashes
Usually the quickest job we do and one of the biggest visual changes in a kitchen. Most standard backsplashes are a one-day install, cleaned up and ready to look at the same evening.
- Subway, herringbone, picket and mosaic patterns
- Cut-ins around outlets, switches and windows
- Full-height behind ranges and hoods
- Glass, ceramic, porcelain and natural stone
- Edge trim or mitred returns
- Old backsplash removed and wall made good
Floor Tile
Tile that stays flat and stays put comes down to what’s underneath it. We check and prep the subfloor first — level it, add underlayment where needed — then set the tile with the right mortar and a leveling system.
- Porcelain, ceramic and wood-look plank
- Large-format tile set with leveling clips
- Subfloor levelling and underlayment
- Kitchens, entries, laundry rooms and lanais
- Transitions and thresholds finished neatly
- Old flooring torn out and hauled away
Hardwood, Laminate & Composite
Tile is what we’re known for, but plenty of houses want wood underfoot everywhere the tile stops. We install solid and engineered hardwood, laminate, and rigid-core composite plank — and the prep that goes underneath gets the same attention we give a shower floor.
- Solid and engineered hardwood
- Laminate and rigid-core (SPC) composite plank
- Luxury vinyl plank, including waterproof ranges
- Subfloor levelling, moisture barrier and underlayment
- Floating, glue-down and nail-down installation
- Transitions, thresholds and quarter round finished neatly
Tile Repairs
Not everything needs ripping out. Cracked tiles, loose spots and leaking corners can often be put right for a fraction of a full replacement — and we’ll tell you honestly when it can’t.
- Cracked and loose tile replacement
- Re-caulking corners, tubs and changes of plane
- Shower leak investigation and repair
- Colour-matching existing tile where possible
- Honest advice on repair versus replace
What comes with every job.
None of this is an upgrade or a line item. It’s just how the work gets done.
A free written estimate
We come out, measure and give you a clear price with the scope spelled out before you commit to anything.
Proper surface prep
Substrate checked, levelled and made sound. We won’t set tile over something that’s going to move.
Waterproofing where it matters
Wet areas get a waterproof base with sealed corners and penetrations — every time.
Dust and mess controlled
Floors protected, debris bagged, and the area swept down before we leave each day.
Old material hauled away
Tear-out and offcuts go with us. You’re not left with a pile in the driveway.
A final walkthrough
We go over the finished work with you and put right anything you’re not happy with.
Straight answers.
It depends on the size, the tile and what’s behind the walls once we open them up — a small mosaic pan is a very different job to a floor-to-ceiling walk-in. That’s exactly why the estimate is free and done in person: you get a real number for your bathroom, not a guess off a price list.
A backsplash is usually a day. A tub surround is typically a few days. A full bathroom with a custom shower generally runs one to two weeks depending on size, tear-out and how long materials take to cure. We’ll give you a realistic window before we start.
Either way works. Plenty of customers pick their own tile and we install it; others would rather we point them at suppliers and help them choose something that fits the layout and the budget. Just tell us which you’d prefer.
Tile is the specialty and it’s most of what we do — showers especially. We also install hardwood, laminate and rigid-core composite plank, and the approach doesn’t change: the subfloor gets levelled and prepped properly before anything goes down.
Yes. A cracked tile, a loose spot or a leaking corner is worth a call. If a repair isn’t the right answer we’ll say so rather than take the work.
We work across Central Florida. If you’re not sure whether you’re in range, call or text and we’ll tell you straight away.
Showers get a proper waterproof base before any tile goes on — membrane or liner depending on the build, with corners and penetrations sealed and banded. It’s the least visible part of the job and the one that decides whether it lasts.
Not sure which one you need?
Describe it in a text or send a photo. We’ll tell you what the job actually involves and roughly where the cost lands before we ever come out.