Tile flooring in Daniel Island, SC

Daniel Island's newer construction favors big, open kitchen and living areas, and large-format porcelain tile - 24x24 and up - keeps grout lines to a minimum across those wide spans, giving the space a cleaner, more continuous look.

Large tile is less forgiving of an uneven subfloor, though, which is why our crews level and prep the surface before a single tile goes down - it's the step that keeps a large-format floor from looking wavy once it's grouted.

Showers, tub surrounds, and any tile going in near the marsh-facing side of the house get a proper waterproof membrane underneath before tile ever goes down - it's not optional in a climate where humidity and moisture are constants.

That prep work is invisible once the job is done, but it's the difference between a shower that lasts decades and one that needs to be torn out in five years.

We start with a free estimate where we measure your space and bring tile samples so you can see them in your own lighting. Once you approve the design, we schedule prep, waterproofing where needed, and installation.

Grout color is chosen last, once the tile is set, so you can see exactly how the finished pattern reads before committing to a grout shade.