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Traditions in Tile
Tile & Stone Contractors Near Me
Average rating: 5 out of 5 starsAugust 16, 2012
“When working on projects, Traditions in Tile in Brier Creek is my first stop. They have a great selection, and Meaghan's knowledge of product and pricing is impressive, as is her responsiveness. She is a valuable team member, and has the respect of many well-known area designers and builders. I once had a problem with tile dye-lots, and she, and Traditions, immediately stepped-up and solved the problem for my client and I. Their quick and kind response just increased our opinion of them. Please look at my Urban Loft project and Bath Suite Renovation to see some of the great tiles Meaghan helped us find. Many thanks, Nicole Baxter, NBaxter Design”
SAVU LLC
Tile & Stone Contractors Near Me
Average rating: 5 out of 5 starsAugust 6, 2019
“Vasile was the ideal contractor to hire! He was so polite, professional, clean, not to mention his work was impeccable! I hired him to install a backsplash with a frame and I am SO happy with his work! I am an extremely picky person (especially since I work in the kitchen and look at the tile a lot) and I make sure to tell everyone who visits about my great experience with Vasile. Do yourself a favor and choose him for your next project.”
Lodi Tile Works, Inc
Tile & Stone Contractors Near Me
Average rating: 5 out of 5 starsJanuary 28, 2014
“Service and quality were excellent. Price was reasonable. Staff was professional. We very happy with the results. I would highly recommend this company.”
Susan Jablon
Tile & Stone Contractors Near Me
Average rating: 5 out of 5 starsJune 27, 2014
“We contacted Susan Jablon for our kitchen backsplash update. It is a great company to work with and so very in the know. We were able to format the look from mosaic pattern, tile choice and multiple color glass. So much fun. Install was done by Rock Solid Remodeling. LLC! Could not be happier with the pop'n splash of color in my happy mid-century kitchen.”
Motawi Tileworks
Tile & Stone Contractors Near Me
Average rating: 5 out of 5 starsDecember 2, 2014
“We used Motawi field and polychrome tiles in two kitchen backsplashes, and polychrome tiles decoratively in the tilework in a half bath. Motawi was extremely easy to work with and very patient with our requests. The tile is handmade to order so it is important to allow lead time. The price for the field tiles was a bit daunting but you get tiles selected to match to your criteria as to pattern, darkness of glazing, and tile-to-tile variation, and they even send you a few extra tiles! For my relatively small kitchen backsplashes, darker-towards-the-edges glazing of each tile adds subtle interest. We created "borders' using half-height tiles offset by half a tile width to avoid the "busy-ness" from using border tiles of a contrasting color. The triptych above the stove mimics the view behind the condo which is visible from the kitchen. Seven years after the renovation the tilework still gives me daily pleasure - absolutely worth the cost! For the bathroom, we used Motawi polychrome tiles placed as accents set among typical commercially-available field tile (to save money). We debated using more polychrome tile accents in both the bathroom and the kitchen, but in the end opted for simplicity, which was the right decision. Hubbardton Forge fixtures complement the tiles. The attached snapshots are poorly lit and do not do the tilework justice, but they give a rough idea of the project.”
Concrete Collaborative
Tile & Stone Contractors Near Me
Average rating: 5 out of 5 starsMay 19, 2015
“Concrete Collaborative makes cast-concrete products that exploit the casting technology to produce unique surface, sheen and color characteristics. We have specified and used Concrete Collaborative products in our projects for exterior pavers, interior flooring, interior wall panels and most recently for kitchen and bathroom counter tops in a 55 unit multi-family building in the East Village.”
Artistic Tile
Tile & Stone Contractors Near Me
Average rating: 5 out of 5 starsJanuary 28, 2013
“Initial visit to the Manhasset showroom was a very pleasant experience. Very friendly and helpful sales person--Susan. A lot of well-organized bins of tile.”
Best Tile
Tile & Stone Contractors Near Me
Average rating: 5 out of 5 starsAugust 18, 2012
“We used Best Tile in New Brunswick for all the tile in our new house! We worked with Linda and she was friendly and helpful in picking out tile and matching grout! Was a pleasurable experience! Would recommend them to anyone.”
The Tile Shop
Tile & Stone Contractors Near Me
Average rating: 4 out of 5 starsJune 29, 2012
“Great choices of tile and good prices with several promotional coupons and great customer service and willingness to help and offer advice for your project.”
Marble Systems
Tile & Stone Contractors Near Me
Average rating: 5 out of 5 starsFebruary 3, 2013
“I have worked with Marble Systems on few occasions. Each time they handled my order efficiently- always delivered products on time. Very professional work work ethics. I'd reccomend them highly.”
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The most popular Tile & Stone Contractor Services are:
  • Backsplash Installation
  • Glass Block Installation
  • Masonry
  • Tile Installation
  • Tile Repair
  • Tile Sales
  • Tile Countertops
  • Stone Installation
There are 15,594 Tile & Stone professionals, registered on Houzz.

Key benefits of hiring a certified tile installation contractor:

  • Expertise: They have the necessary skills and knowledge for proper tile installation.
  • Time and Effort Saving.
  • Valuable Recommendations: Contractors can guide you on tile types, materials, and maintenance.
  • Surface Preparation: Certified contractors ensure proper surface preparation for long-lasting tiles.
  • Warranties and Insurance.
  • Enhanced Aesthetic Appeal: Professionals pay attention to detail for an appealing finish.
  • Avoiding Costly Mistakes: DIY can lead to expensive errors.
  • Building Code Compliance: Certified contractors ensure adherence to regulations and safety standards.

By hiring certified tile installation contractors, you benefit from their expertise, save time and effort, receive design assistance, avoid mistakes, and enjoy a beautiful, durable tile installation.

Factors that affect the cost of tile installation:

  1. Size of the area: Larger spaces require more materials and labor, impacting the overall cost.
  2. Type of tile: Different tile materials have varying price ranges, with ceramic tiles usually more affordable.
  3. Labor costs: Hiring a local contractor may be more expensive but ensures quality work and potential warranties.
  4. Materials and supplies: Adhesive, grout, and other materials add to the overall cost.
  5. Substrate preparation: Properly cleaning and preparing the surface is vital for good adhesion.
  6. Complexity of the job: Intricate designs or layouts may increase labor costs.
  7. Specific challenges or obstacles: Factors like uneven surfaces or unique requirements can impact pricing.

To get an accurate estimate, consult with a professional tile contractor who can assess your project and provide a detailed breakdown based on these fa

Why Hire Tile and Stone Contractors on Houzz?
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Tile and stone projects might not sound especially complicated, but they can be surprisingly hard to get right. Seeking expert assistance can help homeowners save time, money and frustration. Local tile companies and stone companies who specialize in this field are trained to install and repair tile and stone surfaces in your home, from flooring to backsplashes. To make sure you hire the right pro, read on to learn more about the differences between tile services and stone installers.

What does a tile and stone contractor do?


If it involves tile or stone odds are this pro can tackle the job, or knows a fellow professional who can. With comprehensive knowledge of which surfaces will work best in various locations within the home, stone and tile contractors can help you select the ideal material for the intended application. Some focus on kitchens and bathrooms, while others handle outdoor projects, such as walkways. Both stone and tile installation require the utmost precision and accuracy, so it's important that you find a pro who pays attention to detail and uses methods that provide near perfect results; ask to see photos of past work and really examine them for inaccuracies.

In addition to basic surfaces like floors and walls, many professional tile installers can create and install murals and mosaics, as well as add decorative edge treatments. They also repair or replace surfaces in the event of chips, cracks, stains or other damage. Many local tile installers also install shower pans, radiant-heat flooring systems and other common components of surfacing jobs, often working in tandem with plumbers or other professionals.

Questions to ask prospective tile setter and stone installers:


  • How long have you been in the business?
  • How many projects like mine have you completed?
  • Who will be working on the project?
  • Are the workers employees or subcontractors?
  • Can you provide me with references?
  • May I see examples of your previous work?
  • Are you and your employees licensed and insured?
  • What license(s) do you have?
  • What other training and affiliations do you have?
  • How do you charge, and what does that include? How will I be charged for parts and materials?
  • Can you give me a written estimate?
  • What do your services include?
  • When can this job get done?
  • What is your policy on change orders?
  • What happens when the cost exceeds the budget? What about changes to materials or labor pricing?
  • What will I need to provide?
  • Are there any important considerations or concerns you foresee with this project?