Tile is where a bathroom is won or lost. Large-format marble-look porcelain reads as one surface only if every piece is flat; a herringbone floor only works if the pattern meets the wall square. We set tile in Orlando bathrooms the slow way, with leveling clips and layouts planned before the first cut.
We tile whole bathrooms and we also retile showers and floors on their own.
Tile only stays flat if what is under it is flat. We fix the substrate first; it is cheaper than living with lippage.
BeforeAfter The call was about a dated shower door. When the pan came out, the subfloor under it was soaked from a slow leak behind the valve. We rebuilt from the joists up before a single tile went in.
BeforeAfter Same footprint, same plumbing wall. The tub, the grab bar and the sliding door came out; a low-curb shower with a bench and a real door went in.
Porcelain for showers and floors, always. Ceramic is fine for a dry wall.
Yes. Both are in our case files.
Yes, and we rebuild the pan and waterproofing while we are in there.
Yes, and we tell you which product to use when it is time to reseal.
Yes. We cover about 30 miles around Orlando.
Send the form or a text. Renato replies with a ballpark and a time for the in-home visit, usually the same day.
