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Tile

Tile flooring in Richardson
and the Dallas Fort Worth
area

The most water resistant and hard wearing floor we install, made to last for decades.

The case for tile

Tile is the floor you choose when durability and water resistance matter most. Porcelain, ceramic, and natural stone shrug off water, stand up to heavy traffic, and last for decades with little wear. It is the natural choice for bathrooms, kitchens, entryways, and anywhere that sees moisture or daily abuse.

Choose your material and format

Tile ranges widely in material, size, and finish, and each choice changes the look and the feel of the room.

Porcelain

Dense, hard, and highly water resistant, the workhorse for floors.

Ceramic

A softer, budget friendly option well suited to lighter traffic areas.

Natural stone

Marble, travertine, and slate for a high end, one of a kind look.

Format and finish

Large format tiles for a clean modern look, plank tiles that mimic wood, plus matte or polished finishes.

What to know before choosing tile

Where tile works best

Bathrooms, kitchens, entryways, laundry rooms, and any high moisture or high traffic space. It also pairs well with heated floor systems.

What to consider

Tile is hard and cold underfoot, which some people dislike in bedrooms and living rooms. Grout lines need occasional sealing and cleaning, and proper installation is skilled work that should not be rushed.

How we install your tile floor

01

Consultation

We assess your subfloor, your space, and your goals for the room.

02

Material & layout

We help you choose the right tile material, format, and layout pattern.

03

Surface prep

We level and waterproof the substrate so every tile bonds cleanly.

04

Installation

Our crews set each tile with precision, keeping grout lines even and level.

05

Walkthrough

We grout, seal, and clean the surface, then walk you through the finished floor.

Featured Project

A recent tile transformation

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Not sure tile is right for you?

Every floor has a job to do. Compare tile with the other types we install.

faq

Common questions

Is tile good for bathrooms?

Nylon is the most resilient and long lasting, which makes it a top choice for stairs and high traffic rooms.

Low pile carpet with regular cleaning can work, but hard surfaces are often preferred in homes with significant allergy concerns.

With good quality and care, carpet typically lasts several years before it needs replacing, less than hard flooring.

Yes. Carpet adds grip, warmth, and quiet on stairs, and durable fibers hold up well there.

Regular vacuuming and occasional deep cleaning keep it fresh, though it does show stains more than hard surfaces.

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