Tile Flooring
Sacramento FAQ

Porcelain is the most popular — durable, water-resistant, and available in countless styles including wood-look and stone-look. Natural stone (travertine, slate) adds character but requires more maintenance.

Depends on the substrate. We assess the existing floor for stability and height clearance. In some cases tile can go over existing vinyl; other times the old floor needs to come up first.

Yes. We install diagonal, herringbone, chevron, basketweave, and other custom patterns. These take more time but add tremendous visual interest.

A standard 200–400 sq ft floor typically takes 1–2 days to tile plus 24 hours for grout cure before light foot traffic.

Yes, when required. We demo and dispose of existing flooring as part of the project — just let us know what's there when we come for the estimate.

Yes, we can install electric radiant heat mats or cable systems under tile floors as part of a remodel — it goes in before the tile and is controlled by a wall thermostat.

Rectified tile is precision-cut to exact, uniform edges, so it can be installed with narrower grout lines for a more seamless look. Non-rectified tile has slightly rounded edges and needs a wider grout joint to look right.