Tell us about the space
Start with your room, approximate size, location and what you want to change.
Austin · Tile & stone
Large-format tile
installation in Austin.
Large-format tile creates broad, quiet surfaces. The effect depends on careful planning of the substrate, handling, cuts and joint layout.
Discuss your project
Plan the scope
What to consider.
Panel size can affect access, equipment and substrate preparation. Confirm the product and space before setting an installation schedule.
Project planning includes
- Format and layout review
- Substrate flatness planning
- Handling and access coordination
Material possibilities
Large-format porcelain and compatible stone panels.
A closer look
Details from our tilework.
From first idea to final detail
A considered process.
Define the details
Review material, layout, site conditions and the work needed to prepare the surface.
Agree on the scope
Confirm the estimate, selections and schedule before work begins.
Finish with care
Review the completed details and the care requirements for your selected materials.
Before you inquire.
What should I include in a project inquiry?
Share your project ZIP code, the room or surface, approximate size, preferred timing and any materials you are considering. Measurements can be approximate at this stage.
Can I inquire before choosing tile?
Yes. Describe the look and application you have in mind. Material suitability, layout and preparation can be discussed before final selections.
What affects an installation estimate?
Area, tile format, pattern, substrate condition, demolition, access and finishing details all affect the scope. A meaningful estimate starts with the actual project conditions.
A good place to begin
Let’s talk about
your next surface.
A room, a material, an idea. Tell us what you have in mind.
Start your project