Tile

Unforgiving Work, Done Properly

Tile has no tolerance for shortcuts. Lines that are almost straight read as crooked from across the room, and skipped waterproofing behind a shower wall becomes a rotted stud you discover years later. That is why tile work is something we keep in-house rather than sub out.

We set backsplashes, showers, and floors across Central Connecticut, in kitchens from Wethersfield to Bristol and bathrooms from Southington to Simsbury. Proper substrate prep, straight layout lines, and grout that gets sealed, not forgotten.

  • Kitchen backsplashes
  • Shower walls, floors, and niches
  • Bathroom, kitchen, and entry floors
  • Repairs and regrouting
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Walk-in tile shower with glass panel replacing a bathtub
Tile Work

Where We Set Tile

A one-to-two day project that changes the whole kitchen. Subway, picket, mosaic, or full-height, landed cleanly on the counters and around every outlet.

Remodeled West Hartford CT two-tone kitchen with white uppers, dark bases, and picket tile backsplash

Shower tile has to be watertight before it can be beautiful. We build the assembly from the studs out so the beautiful part stays beautiful.

Remodeled bathroom with glass-door shower, white vanity, and mosaic tile accents

Bathrooms, entries, laundry rooms, and kitchens, set level over properly prepared substrate so nothing cracks with the seasons.

New water-efficient toilet and marble-look tile in a remodeled Simsbury CT bathroom

Cracked tiles, failing grout, and loose spots can often be repaired without redoing the surface, and regrouting a tired shower is one of the best small investments in the house.

Bristol CT bathroom before remodeling, with contractor tools staged for demolition

Kitchen Backsplash Installation

A one-to-two day project that changes the whole kitchen. Subway, picket, mosaic, or full-height, landed cleanly on the counters and around every outlet.

Remodeled West Hartford CT two-tone kitchen with white uppers, dark bases, and picket tile backsplash

Shower Tile and Waterproofing

Shower tile has to be watertight before it can be beautiful. We build the assembly from the studs out so the beautiful part stays beautiful.

Remodeled bathroom with glass-door shower, white vanity, and mosaic tile accents

Tile Floors for Kitchens and Baths

Bathrooms, entries, laundry rooms, and kitchens, set level over properly prepared substrate so nothing cracks with the seasons.

New water-efficient toilet and marble-look tile in a remodeled Simsbury CT bathroom

Tile Repair and Regrouting

Cracked tiles, failing grout, and loose spots can often be repaired without redoing the surface, and regrouting a tired shower is one of the best small investments in the house.

Bristol CT bathroom before remodeling, with contractor tools staged for demolition
How It Works

How Tile Work Runs

  1. Layout First

    We plan the layout so cuts land where they belong and patterns center on what you see.

  2. Prep the Substrate

    Flat, solid, and waterproofed where needed. This step decides whether tile lasts.

  3. Set and Grout

    Straight lines, consistent joints, and grout worked in fully and cleaned.

  4. Seal and Inspect

    Sealed where it should be, wiped down, and inspected with you.

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Backsplash, shower, or floor. Tell us about the space and we will come see it.

  • Free written estimates
  • Response within one business day
  • Licensed and insured, CT HIC# 0670854
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FAQ

Tile Questions

Tile choice, square footage, and prep condition drive the number. A backsplash is a very different job from a full tiled shower. We quote each job in writing after seeing the space, free.

Yes. A backsplash is a quick project with an outsized payoff, and it pairs naturally with new countertops if you want one disruption instead of two.

Yes. Shower retiles include tear-out and proper waterproofing, because new tile over a failing assembly is money wasted.

Often, yes, without redoing the whole surface. We will let you know when a repair will hold and when the surface is done.

Happily. We will tell you what holds up where, what is easy to clean, and what will still look right in ten years.

Central Connecticut: Bristol, Plainville, Southington, Farmington, Wethersfield, Berlin, Avon, West Hartford, and surrounding towns.

Main Street in downtown Bristol, Connecticut
Service Area

Tile Work Across Central CT

Backsplashes, shower surrounds, and floors set straight and watertight in every town we cover.

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Backsplash to full bathroom, we set it straight.