Citrus Heights Tile & Stone
Contractor FAQ

Yes. Homes from this era in Citrus Heights often have settled subfloors or old mortar-bed tile installations, so we inspect and address subfloor condition before setting new tile — it's a standard part of every quote here, not an upcharge.

We can match existing tile or intentionally transition away from it, depending on what you want. For partial remodels in older Citrus Heights homes, we'll help you decide whether matching the existing floor or replacing it outright makes more sense for your budget.

Yes — custom quartz countertops including waterfall edges, integrated sinks, and backsplashes, fabricated and installed throughout Citrus Heights.

In many cases, yes. If the existing plumbing layout works for you, we can retile and update fixtures without moving walls or plumbing lines — that keeps both cost and permit scope down.

We typically schedule on-site estimates within a few days and can begin most projects within 1–2 weeks.

Yes — always free, always on-site, no obligation.

It can. If we're opening a wall for a shower valve or drain relocation, we'll flag any corroded or undersized old piping we find and loop in a plumber before closing the wall back up, rather than tiling over a problem.

Sometimes it takes extra floor build-down work. Many 1960s–80s slabs here weren't poured with a shower drain recess, so going curbless can mean lowering the subfloor or adding a linear drain assembly — we check this during the on-site estimate, not after demo starts.

Yes. Where an HOA restricts visible materials or colors on patios and entries, we can source stone or porcelain options that meet those guidelines and, if needed, provide spec sheets for HOA approval.