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Top 10 Bathroom Tile Repair Near Me | Angi

Dan Simms

Backsplash installation costs vary by tile type, design, kitchen layout, and contractor. Find out how much your dream backsplash will cost you.

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THE WORKERS WERE JUST WONDERFUL I COULDN'T GIVE THEM ENOUGH CREDIT FOR THEIR GREAT CRAFTSMANSHIP. I WILL CALL THEM BACK FOR ANY OTHER NEEDS I HAVE.

Ceramic Tile

Kitchen and Bath Remodeling

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5 employees. Only uses subs when hired as GM on job. Specializing in kitchen floors, backsplashes, tub enclosures, bathroom floors and walls, patios, fireplaces, and entryways. Also offer removal of existing tile and prep work. 

They quoted us on some bathroom renovations as well as the kitchen backsplash. I clearly confirmed the kitchen only. Two workers arrived on Wednesday AM prepared to demo the bathroom floors. They had not brought a wet saw and could not do the kitchen. Upon discussion with the workers, I learned there had been a miscommunication. The owner was called and showed up to discuss. We decided they would start the following day. The main worker was very professional and efficient. A second worker was elderly and did not do much more than make tile cuts (and most of those the main worker seemed to be redoing). The owner became angry with me because I had purchased a trim size that would not work with an uncut edge of the subway tile. I had emailed him a list of everything I bought for the job ahead of time. But he informed me it had been my responsibility to know the size to buy. I had purchased what the tile store recommended. And, well, he was here Wednesday and that might have been the time for him to inspect the materials. He apparently drove all over town and finally located the size needed. As it turns out, he only needed 1 strip of it because the size I bought was fine for the cut tile at the other locations. The tile looked good as they finished up on Thursday. They came back Friday AM to grout. The main worker did most of the grouting. At some point during the day, the owner called him to rush him to another job and he became agitated and rushed. When he left, I did pay them in full, not realizing that there would be issues. As the grout dried, holes began appearing all over the grout. The grout around the sink area was soft and never dried at all. I was very concerned being that I had paid them already. I was very distraught. I called and the owner assured me they would be there sometime Monday to fix the issues. This was around 5PM on Friday. Because my husband was agitated about the payment already having been made, I contacted the bank Sunday to see if the check had been deposited. It hadn't, so I put a stop payment on the check. I then sent the owner an email explaining that when they arrived Monday, I would pay half, and then pay the other half after the grout had dried. They did show on Monday AM and finished the work to my satisfaction, or as close as we could get considering that the grout hadn't actually fully dried. The worker stayed around until the grout had dried enough to show any holes. He admitted to me that the reason we'd had the issue to begin with was because the boss had called him to rush him to the other job, so that he was not as careful as he would normally be on Friday. He told me that generally, he would have done more wiping down of he tile and checked the grout for holes. While the workers were there Monday, the owner called me and demanded that I pay in full before they left. He told me that because I had put a stop payment on the check, he had been unable to pay his workers on Friday and they were about to quit. I mentioned that his cashflow problems were not my problem, and that he in fact could have cashed my check Friday and paid his guys at that time, but he stuck to his story. This seemed like a very unprofessional thing for him to tell me, especially considering I knew he was lying, or at the least, exaggerating. He also insinuated that he had lost time and money on the job due to the Wednesday issue. I am not sure how much more clear I could have been than signing the quote, circling the kitchen, crossing out the bathroom, and titling every communication with "kitchen backslash" but I guess it must have been my fault. I did end up paying them in full on Monday because I was alone in the house with the worker and he would not leave until I paid him. I did at first try to get the owner to meet me somewhere so that he could return my original check to me but he refused. He said he would mail it back to me, but he never did. To this day, I feel uncomfortable that he has my check in his possession, although he claims to have burned it. One other thing to mention. Having dealt with other tile installers, and done a lot of research, it was my understanding that you would never grout under the bottom row of tile (where a wall meets a counter or floor). The reason for this is that as your house settles, or goes through humidity changes, that row of grout will almost always crack. I asked them about this on that Thursday. He did not understand my question (which was were they going to caulk at the counter INSTEAD of grout) and told me there would be no caulking done by him. Ok, fine. Then, on Friday, the workers did grout at the counter. I started noticing the cracks in the grout at the countertop about 8 weeks later. Luckily, we had caulked (over the grout) in all the wet areas, so if that grout is also cracked I can't see it. I just want to mention again that they were the experts and should have KNOWN that you do not grout at a plane change for this very reason. Another contractor told me that is Tile 101. I guess I should have gone with that contractor. I contacted the owner about this issue and basically was told I could mix the grout and dip my finger in it and work additional grout into the cracks. I responded back asking for the ratio of grout to water and received no response. In summary, I feel disappointed in my experience with this contractor. I felt very comfortable with him when he did the site visit and quote. In fact, I went with this contractor over 2 others who were lower just because he was so personable. The finished product does look good, aside from the cracks. I would never use this contractor again or recommend him to anyone. In all fairness, I have to admit that I deal with contractors on a daily basis in my work, so I have high expectations. I do not, however, think that expecting the contractor to know what work they were to perform, or expecting him to produce a quality product and then stand by that product, is too much.

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He talked with us about what needed to be done & our options. He's very straight forward about things. He didn't pressure us one way or the other but allowed us to decide how we wanted the job done. He arrived when he said he would, did what he said he was going to do. We are very happy with his work and intend to hire him for other jobs around our house in the future.

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