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Last update on April 29, 2025
Ceramic tile pros in New Philadelphia
TBA
"He has 2 bathrooms showers for us, he is great."
Cindy P on July 2022
TBA
"He has 2 bathrooms showers for us, he is great."
Cindy P on July 2022
Pineda Pineda Flooring, LLC is your go to for commercial flooring in the Columbus, Ohio area.
Pineda Pineda Flooring, LLC is your go to for commercial flooring in the Columbus, Ohio area.
Rhoads Masonry is committed to excellence in every aspect of our business. We uphold a standard of integrity bound by fairness, honesty, and personal responsibility. Our distinction is the quality of service we bring to our customers. Accurate knowledge of our trade combined with ability is what makes us true professionals. Above all, we are watchful of our customers' interests and make their concerns the basis of our business.
"Did a good job"
Craig S on June 2023
Rhoads Masonry is committed to excellence in every aspect of our business. We uphold a standard of integrity bound by fairness, honesty, and personal responsibility. Our distinction is the quality of service we bring to our customers. Accurate knowledge of our trade combined with ability is what makes us true professionals. Above all, we are watchful of our customers' interests and make their concerns the basis of our business.
"Did a good job"
Craig S on June 2023
I know carpentry so I can rough in your new project, but knowing electric, gas, and plumbing I can also run or repair whatever utilities you need installed or repaired. When I'm done, I can hang and finish drywall but I'm very particular about my drywall finishing. I refuse to do texture because it's lazy unskilled trash and I prefer timed mud so I can the job done quicker which saves you money and gets me on to my next job quicker. I'm incredibly knowledgeable in electrical code, residential electrical is my preference and specialty, and I refuse to do any work that renders any property unsafe. I will include clauses in the contract to protect myself from those who insist on going the cheap route so I can offer the highest quality product while at a MINIMUM meeting code. I will NEVER install a 15 amp receptacle on a 20 amp circuit unless it is downstream of the first 20 amp receptacle on the circuit AND in a double gang. Code may say it's okay to install a 15 amp receptacle on a 20 amp if it's downstream of a 20 amp, but it's still bad practice and I do NOT like doing it. If I find other problems, such as a non GFCI in a GFCI required environment, I will inform you for your safety. While water might be the single most patient and destructive force of nature, electricity is the the single most destructive and dangerous utility and I do NOT take short cuts working electrical. I do NOT use CPVC. CPVC is a menace to the plumbing industry and I in fact have to replumb my wife's house because the CPVC is failing. If you want CPVC, find someone else because I will NOT install that product under any circumstance. I only work with PEX and Copper for supply. Sewer lines will always be the minimum code requirement of schedule 40 PVC. If you want to upgrade, I strongly encourage it if you can afford it. If your project is too big for me to take on, I will not hesitate to disclose up front I don't want the job, but I will offer free estimates for every job.
I know carpentry so I can rough in your new project, but knowing electric, gas, and plumbing I can also run or repair whatever utilities you need installed or repaired. When I'm done, I can hang and finish drywall but I'm very particular about my drywall finishing. I refuse to do texture because it's lazy unskilled trash and I prefer timed mud so I can the job done quicker which saves you money and gets me on to my next job quicker. I'm incredibly knowledgeable in electrical code, residential electrical is my preference and specialty, and I refuse to do any work that renders any property unsafe. I will include clauses in the contract to protect myself from those who insist on going the cheap route so I can offer the highest quality product while at a MINIMUM meeting code. I will NEVER install a 15 amp receptacle on a 20 amp circuit unless it is downstream of the first 20 amp receptacle on the circuit AND in a double gang. Code may say it's okay to install a 15 amp receptacle on a 20 amp if it's downstream of a 20 amp, but it's still bad practice and I do NOT like doing it. If I find other problems, such as a non GFCI in a GFCI required environment, I will inform you for your safety. While water might be the single most patient and destructive force of nature, electricity is the the single most destructive and dangerous utility and I do NOT take short cuts working electrical. I do NOT use CPVC. CPVC is a menace to the plumbing industry and I in fact have to replumb my wife's house because the CPVC is failing. If you want CPVC, find someone else because I will NOT install that product under any circumstance. I only work with PEX and Copper for supply. Sewer lines will always be the minimum code requirement of schedule 40 PVC. If you want to upgrade, I strongly encourage it if you can afford it. If your project is too big for me to take on, I will not hesitate to disclose up front I don't want the job, but I will offer free estimates for every job.
We give quality craftsmanship at an affordable price. Family owned in operated. We do what we say and say what we do.
We give quality craftsmanship at an affordable price. Family owned in operated. We do what we say and say what we do.
Residential Remodeling Services! We specialize in creative construction renovations! We work hand in hand with the homeowner(s) to ensure they are an integral part in remodeling their space into somewhere they love!
Residential Remodeling Services! We specialize in creative construction renovations! We work hand in hand with the homeowner(s) to ensure they are an integral part in remodeling their space into somewhere they love!
General contracting work. Mudwork, ceramic tile, plumbing
General contracting work. Mudwork, ceramic tile, plumbing
At Hall and Welch Installs, we work to provide the best service and installation of hard surface floorings such as; laminates, Luxury Vinyl products, ceramic/porcelain/mosaic tile, and VCT. We provide FREE in-house estimates, discounted wholesale prices, and extended factory warranties on certain floor prep products. As a new and small business local to Alliance, Ohio, we are looking to provide the community with incredible installations that will keep their word and hold true. Hall and Welch is a two-man crew, Gavin Welch and John Hall. As a young company, with 6 years of total training in floor installation, we are looking to increase our resume with incredible installs and certifications by leading floor manufacturers!
At Hall and Welch Installs, we work to provide the best service and installation of hard surface floorings such as; laminates, Luxury Vinyl products, ceramic/porcelain/mosaic tile, and VCT. We provide FREE in-house estimates, discounted wholesale prices, and extended factory warranties on certain floor prep products. As a new and small business local to Alliance, Ohio, we are looking to provide the community with incredible installations that will keep their word and hold true. Hall and Welch is a two-man crew, Gavin Welch and John Hall. As a young company, with 6 years of total training in floor installation, we are looking to increase our resume with incredible installs and certifications by leading floor manufacturers!
-Specializing in vinyl plank flooring installation. We also install tile and other home renovation projects. -We pride ourselves on our craftsmanship and relationships with our customers. -We are a owner-operated business trying to live the American dream.
-Specializing in vinyl plank flooring installation. We also install tile and other home renovation projects. -We pride ourselves on our craftsmanship and relationships with our customers. -We are a owner-operated business trying to live the American dream.
Ceramic tile services FAQs
The average cost of installing tile is around $2,000, ranging between $400 and $6,500, depending on the type of tile, square footage of tile, and whether or not your tiling contractor performs site preparation, like removing old tile. On average, you can expect to pay between $5 and $45 per square foot, largely depending on the type and quality of the tiles you choose. For example, ceramic and travertine tile cost about $1 per square foot, but luxury tile options like marble cost up to $350 per square foot, not including labor.
Yes, tiling a bathroom is a great way to boost the value of your home. Tile is a highly durable and attractive building material, and savvy buyers will know they’re getting a low-maintenance flooring or wall covering that can last for 75 years or more. Keep in mind that the return on investment from tiling your bathroom will likely be higher if a professional tile installer does the work. Tiling is a complicated job, and mistakes will be very evident and detract from the appearance and value of the finished work.
On average, you can expect the tiling in your bathroom to take around 12 hours, usually spread over at least two to three days. The process can take longer if your tile installer needs to remove old tile first. Tiling a floor takes around six hours, and tiling the shower area often takes six to 10 hours. Some factors that affect the length of the project include the type of tile, the layout of your bathroom, and any prep work that your installer needs to do beforehand. It’s best to have an alternate bathroom available during the process.
Tile will almost always last longer than laminate flooring, regardless of the type of tile installed. Porcelain tile can last for 75 years or more with proper care, and even less durable ceramic tile will last for 60 years or more, provided they’re installed by a tile professional. On the other hand, laminate flooring has an average lifespan of around 20 years, and you might only get 10 to 15 years out of low-cost laminate flooring. As such, tile will add far more value to your home than laminate.
To find a local tile installer, your first step is to connect with professionals in your area and interview them. Ask the following questions to get a sense of their experience and ability:
How many years have you been in business?
Do you have a list of references I can contact?
What materials—tile, thinset, and mortar—will you use?
Does your pricing include materials and labor?
How long will my bathroom or kitchen be out of commission while you work?
Then, compare prices to find the best value for your investment.
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