Tile installation experts in Broomfield, CO

720-998-8443

Our tilers in Broomfield work with you to understand your needs and deliver results. If it's a special pattern or a certain layout you are after we have you covered. We are experts in all things tile and we can help make your next bathroom or kitchen tile project a great experience.

Our Process:

At  your consultation we discuss and choose your tile products and design elements. We then discuss pricing, payment terms, and completion times. After we execute a contract we order your materials. When we have our hands on all of the materials we confirm the projected start date. In most cases, we can complete your entire tile project in a week. 

• We stay in touch and keep you informed through the entire process.
• We protect your house with plastic, drop clothes, and anything else necessary to keep your home as clean as possible.
• We take our time and do our best to put out amazing quality work that lasts a lifetime.
• We keep up with the latest design trends and material installation techniques to ensure that you receive the very best results.

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Porcelain - Marble - Ceramic - Granite - Clay - Mosaic - Travertine - Glass - Granite - Slate - Backsplash - Fireplace - Shower - Shower Pan - Bathtub Surround - Tub to Shower Conversion - Kitchen Backsplash - Custom tile work

Tile installation cost in Denver

1. Type of the tiles - Obviously, the type significantly affects the overall cost of the tiling. However, with thousands of options available, you can choose tiles according to your budget.
2. Labor cost - depends on the size of the project. For example, the labor cost of a 50 square foot project would be significantly higher than the cost of a 1,000 square feet project. Also, things get a little complicated with cuts and patterns. More cuts or details usually always means more tile waste and labor.
3. Old flooring -  Often overlooked, when installing new tiles.  It is going to cost to remove the old flooring and this cost depends on the old flooring.
4. Accidental damage - A few tiles usually get damaged because of the transportation or during the cutting process. That’s why we recommend buying 10% overage to cover waste.