Renewvation Tile Installation

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Tile Installation in Marietta & Metro Atlanta

Floor and wall tile in porcelain, ceramic, marble, and mosaic, set level, straight, and sealed to last.

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A tile floor is only as good as what goes on underneath it. We start every installation with the substrate: checking for flex, flatness, and moisture, then adding the right backer board, leveling compound, or uncoupling membrane before a single tile is set. That prep is the difference between a floor that still looks sharp in ten years and one that cracks and loosens in one.

We install porcelain and ceramic, natural stone like marble and travertine, large-format tile, and mosaic, on floors, walls, showers, and feature areas. Layout is planned before we spread thinset, so cuts land symmetrically, grout lines stay straight, and full tiles fall where the eye lands first. The result is a clean, level, professional finish with tight, consistent joints.

What is included

  • Subfloor and surface assessment with proper prep and leveling
  • Backer board, waterproofing, and uncoupling membrane where needed
  • Precise layout so cuts and grout lines land clean
  • Porcelain, ceramic, natural stone, and large-format installation
  • Grout, sealing, and a full clean-up when we finish

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Tile Installation questions

What types of tile do you install?+

Porcelain, ceramic, natural stone including marble and travertine, glass, and mosaic, in standard and large-format sizes. We install on floors, walls, showers, and backsplashes.

Can you install tile I already purchased?+

Yes. If you have your tile on hand we can install it. We can also help you confirm quantities and layout and flag anything that might not hold up before we start.

How do you keep a tile floor from cracking?+

By preparing the substrate correctly. We check for movement and flatness, add the right backer or membrane, and use quality thinset. Most cracked-tile problems trace back to skipped prep, not the tile itself.