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Showers & bathrooms
Waterproofing, backer preparation, tile layout, and crisp finishing for dependable wet areas.
RESIDENTIAL & COMMERCIAL TILE
Built right.
Finished
beautifully.
From a home shower remodel to a busy commercial space, expect careful prep, clear scopes, and dependable tilework.
Clear scopes. Reliable scheduling. Clean jobsites.
PROFESSIONAL TILE WORKPreparation comes first.A lasting installation starts below the surface.
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Detailed estimates
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Proper preparation
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Respectful jobsites
TILE SERVICES
Proper prep.
Precise installation.
Tilecraft Contracting handles the details that make tile last: surface preparation, waterproofing, layout, cuts, grout, and a clean final walkthrough.
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Kitchen backsplashes
Straight layouts, clean cuts, and durable grout for the hardest-working wall in the house.
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Tile flooring
Subfloor checks, thoughtful transitions, and even surfaces designed to handle everyday traffic.
RESIDENTIAL & COMMERCIAL
Tilework for the places you live and work.
The right tile scope starts with how a space is used. These examples show how this contractor demo can speak to both homeowners and businesses.
RESIDENTIAL TILE
Made for everyday living.
Bathroom and shower remodels, kitchen backsplashes, floors, and entryways—planned around the materials, flow, and everyday use of a home.
Plan a home projectCOMMERCIAL TILE
Ready for the workday.
Tile for restrooms, lobbies, break rooms, and shared business spaces—with finish choices and layouts suited to daily traffic.
Discuss a business projectPROJECT GALLERY
Clean layouts.
Hard-working finishes.
Examples of bathroom, kitchen, and flooring work your contractor site can showcase.
Demo portfolio · AI-created project inspiration, not actual completed contractor projects.
A STRAIGHTFORWARD PROCESS
Know what happens
before work begins.
We inspect the space, define the scope, and keep the project organized from demolition through final cleanup.
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Site visit & estimate
We look at the space, discuss the finish you want, and provide a clear project scope.
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Materials & scheduling
We confirm tile, layout, preparation needs, and timing before the job starts.
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Installation & cleanup
We protect the work area, install with care, and leave the finished space clean and ready to use.
WHAT CLIENTS VALUE
Reliable work from start to cleanup.
Examples for this demo only — not verified testimonials or third-party reviews.
“The whole process felt clear from the first sketch to the final grout line. Our bathroom finally feels like us.”
“We wanted a backsplash with some character, not a trend. The finished wall is quiet, warm, and beautifully done.”
“Careful work, tidy days, and an eye for the small details made a big difference in the finished space.”
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
A clearer project
starts here.
Practical answers about estimates, preparation, materials, scheduling, and working in your home.
Still have a question?01What happens during the site visit?
We look at the existing surface, take measurements, discuss tile and layout preferences, note access and protection needs, and identify preparation that may affect the scope. The goal is to leave with enough information for a clear estimate.
02Do you handle demolition and surface preparation?
A complete tile scope can include removal, disposal, substrate correction, backer installation, waterproofing, and other preparation. Those items should be written into the estimate so you know what is included before work begins.
03Can I supply my own tile?
Yes. Confirm the tile type, size, quantity, trim pieces, and expected waste allowance before ordering. Specialty materials and large-format tile may require different setting materials, tools, or preparation.
04How long does a typical tile project take?
Timing depends on demolition, repairs, waterproofing cure times, tile format, layout complexity, and grout or sealant requirements. A backsplash may take a few working days, while a full shower rebuild usually requires a longer, staged schedule.
05How do you protect the rest of the home?
A professional job plan should cover floor and surface protection, dust control, material staging, debris removal, and daily cleanup. Access routes and working hours are discussed before the project starts.
06What should I do before installation begins?
Finalize tile and fixture selections, clear personal items from the work area, confirm access and parking, and review the written scope. We also recommend keeping a small amount of extra tile for future repairs.
FROM THE JOBSITE
Straight answers for
better tile projects.
Practical notes on planning, materials, and the preparation that goes into durable work.
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What a tile estimate should include
A useful estimate separates preparation, setting materials, tile installation, grout, transitions, and cleanup so the scope is easy to compare.
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Look for specifics about demolition, substrate repairs, waterproofing, layout decisions, movement joints, edge profiles, and disposal. Clear allowances and exclusions prevent surprises once the walls or floor are open.
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The work underneath a tiled shower
The finished tile gets the attention, but drainage, slope, waterproofing, and penetrations determine how the shower performs.
Read field note
Ask how the shower pan, curb, niches, corners, and plumbing openings will be waterproofed. A contractor should be able to explain the system as a whole—not only the tile pattern you see at the end.
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Choosing grout for a hard-working room
Color matters, but so do joint width, maintenance expectations, stain resistance, and compatibility with the selected tile.
Read field note
Bring tile samples into the room and view grout choices in its actual light. Confirm whether sealing is required and how the finished surface should be cleaned before choosing solely from a small color card.
Have a question about your own tile project?
Ask a contractorREQUEST AN ESTIMATE
Let’s look at the job
and build a clear plan.
Tell us what needs to be tiled, where the project stands, and the timing you have in mind. We will follow up to schedule a site visit and discuss the scope.
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