Yes. Proper prep is key to long-lasting floors. We check for uneven surfaces, install appropriate underlayment, and make sure your subfloor is ready before we lay a single tile. No shortcuts—just solid results.

Porcelain tile is one of the best choices for flooring—it’s dense, durable, and resistant to moisture and wear. Ceramic can also be a good option for lighter-use areas. For a luxury look, natural stone like marble or travertine adds elegance, though it may require more maintenance.

In most cases, yes. We work efficiently and cleanly to minimize disruption, especially during backsplash installs. For flooring, we’ll discuss the best approach to keep the space livable and safe during the project.

Timelines vary depending on the size and scope, but we’ll always give you a realistic schedule upfront—and stick to it. We know your time matters, and we prioritize efficiency without cutting corners.

Porcelain and ceramic are popular choices for kitchen floors and backsplashes because they’re durable, low-maintenance, and moisture-resistant. Natural stone, like marble, can add a high-end touch—especially for backsplashes—but may require a bit more upkeep.