Scroll down to see photo gallery of some recent tile work...

                                                                                 Eldorado stone fireplace 2020 with fieldstone hearth

lighted recess  and a steam shower with seats

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and AFTER  subway tile with a vinyl floor

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                                             BEFORE

weidenbach before & after

eldorado stone

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basket weave marble with dots

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brick veneer over drywall for gas inserts

this is before (above) of sarahs bathroom
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this is after (above) 2017
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this is sarahs shower before (above)
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this is sarahs shower after

a flagstone floor in progress... winter 2015

super tight joints in this massive flagstone job...  this took a very long time.
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cutting out any shape in a tile onsite without using water jet is something i am now doing

this shower has many inlayed fossils cut into the large porcelain tiles
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glass tile backsplashes in herringbone
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a close up shot of shower drain detail,  this one has glass tiles in the pan
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quartzite stone tiles in 12x12, 6x6, and 4x4's with lighted onyx top (top done by others)
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very custom shower seats

custom inlays

large glass block walls

tiles seem to 'wrap-around' corners

large wall of glass tile...

Building curbs for a shower pan out of concrete with the pvc pan liner coming up outside the door

Building a shower pan, old school, here you can see the PVC pan liner wraping up the wall behind the concrete board, next will be the concrete pour...

this cut away display shower pan shows how my pans are built up, showing pvc pan liner, concrete curbs with NO lumber, elastomeric paint on membrane...etc

my shower seats slope inwards to give plenty of room for your feet and are constructed from concrete/foams build ups or WEDI panels, either way no chance of leaks because the waterproofing is behind them...

same seat after tile is complete..

another shower seat example showing extreme backslope giving lots of room for feet

site honed stone shower pans

smoothly set shiny marble

custom mosaic work

this is a wet room, center drain, entire bath is a shower, summer 2018

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20x20 on a running bond pattern

this large 20x20 tile in this remodel job required undercutting door jams...standard procedure if you want a nice looking job.

I am a pet friendly contractor...

very custom kitchen backsplash tile job...showing metal edge

I didnt do this, but WOW! its in Italy...

showing two different storage areas, a tile shelf, and a metal basket holder... both very functional and easy to maintain.

stone shower pans can be site honed so they feel smooth on your feet...

this is what typical edges of stone floor tile look like when installed...

this is what they CAN look like, if one takes the time to round over all edges prior to the install, it makes a nicer finished floor.

this close up shows a large tile that has a rounded over or eased edge, as opposed to a sharp square edge (called rectified). when shoppiong for tile a rounded over smooth edge is always a must for me as it gives a better feeling floor to walk on and looks better.

notice the stone crown molding in this high end tub surround...

custom painted edges on tile, a service i provide, thus custom bullnose is not a problem...

notice how the cut tile turns the corner

this pattern was cut on a water jet. any shape is possible.

custom shower niches for soap, shampoo...

notice the wood look porcelain floor tiles here...

wood like porcelain tiles being installed with random look to simulate a real wood floor

glass tile kit backsplash...

fancy stuff...

a VERY old floor in italy...so cool... ( i did not do this)

yeah, i carved this one weekend... no this is in italy too, actually.

if you want the smoothest slate with the tightest joints...guess who you call.

                               flagstone  floors 

a basic ''rug'' pattern in an entry...

                                                                                     ​WEDI STEAM ROOM BENCH WITH POURED PAN- showing build up, notice the entire
​bench seat is INSIDE the existing waterproofing of the shower ---   no leaks ever !!!!!!!!!!!  no framing, no fasteners !!!!!

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a simple tub face...notice how nicely the tiles seem to fit, all 1/2 and wholes...but if you look closely you will see there not.