Mitch Johnson Construction LLC

10/24/2026

🔨 WE’RE HIRING — TILE & REMODELING

Mitch Johnson Construction LLC is looking for someone who shows up, works hard, and wants to learn.

I’ll take work ethic and hustle over experience any day. I can teach you the skills. I can’t make you care about the work or put in the effort—that part has to come from you.

We do a lot of residential and commercial tile, with remodeling mixed in. Experience is welcome, but being teachable matters more. Listen, ask questions, take feedback, and be willing to keep getting better.

💵 Wages depend on experience.

Fair warning: you’ve probably got to be a little wired wrong to enjoy obsessing over grout joints all day. But if that sounds like your kind of thing, we might get along. 😂

Interested? Message me a little about yourself and any experience you have. If you’re starting from scratch but ready to work, I want to hear from you, too.

📍 La Grande & Northeast Oregon

📲 Call or text: 541-786-5476

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📧 Email “resume” to:
[email protected]

Mitch Johnson Construction LLC | CCB #244125

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10/12/2026

Mitch Johnson Construction LLC provides industry leading quality and service, doing it the right way the whole way. Booking projects for winter 2026 now!

Mitchjohnsonconstructionllc.com
CCB #244125
(541)786-5476

09/06/2026

If you’re tired of explaining “your vision” for what the space could be every time you have guests over, reach out! Let’s get your projects buttoned up before the cold weather settles in!

08/20/2026

08/11/2026

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08/09/2026

A compact bathroom can still have plenty of function and detail.

This completed Northeast Oregon bathroom and shower remodel features light large-format floor tile, white-and-gray marble-look shower walls, a coordinating mosaic shower floor, and a frosted sliding glass door. Inside the shower, a handheld showerhead, horizontal grab bar, and corner shelves add practical everyday features without crowding the space.

Tile collaboration: Tile And Stone

See the finished project and practical bathroom-planning ideas: https://mitchjohnsonconstructionllc.com/f/accessible-bathroom-remodel-ideas-for-northeast-oregon

Planning a bathroom or custom tile shower project in Northeast Oregon? Call Mitch at (541) 786-5476.

Mitch Johnson Construction LLC | Oregon CCB #244125

05/08/2026

🎵 Because every Mother’s Day needs a Mothers Night🎵

04/29/2026

Day 1 at the Schluter WorkBox and already a ton to take away.

We’re out here learning from some of the best in the industry—refining techniques and dialing in details that most people don’t even realize make a difference.

A lot of what we’re working on builds on skills we already use—but takes them to another level:

* Templating layouts for precise cuts and perfect fixture placement
* Dialing in measurements so everything lines up exactly how it should
* Mitered edges instead of metal trim for a cleaner, more high-end finish
* Proper thinset coverage using our go-to euro trowel method

Also got familiar with slab handling systems, slab carts, and rail-style cutters for large format tile—serious tools for delivering precision and consistency at a higher level.

At the end of the day, this is the kind of stuff that separates a decent tile job from one that actually turns out the way it should. Always trying to get better and bring that back home.

More to come as the week goes on 👊

04/29/2026

📍 Atlanta

This week we flew across the country to get hands-on with Gauged Porcelain Thin Panel (GPTP) installation and advanced methods — and I’ll be honest, it’s eye-opening.

Not just because of how much there is to learn…
but because of how far behind our area really is when it comes to design, materials, and proper installation methods.

There’s a big difference between:
👉 “I’ve done tile before”
and
👉 actually understanding how to build something that’s going to last, perform, and look right years down the road

What we’re seeing out here:

* Modern systems that eliminate common failure points
* Materials that outperform what’s typically being used back home
* Installation methods that are precise, repeatable, and built to hold up
* Design approaches that actually elevate a space instead of just “finishing it”

Back home, there’s too much of:

* Outdated methods still being used like they’re acceptable
* Products getting installed that shouldn’t be anywhere near a wet area
* Work being done without understanding the why behind it
* Missed opportunities to create something truly clean and well thought out

And the reality is — a lot of it isn’t even intentional.
It’s just a lack of exposure to what’s actually possible and what’s actually correct.

That’s why we’re here.

We’re putting in the time, money, and effort to learn from people who do this at a high level — so we can bring those standards back to La Grande and the surrounding areas.

Also glad TheChris BabcockChris Babcock and Zach Bean of Doren Tile & Stone were able to make the trip with me — always better leveling up alongside guys who take their work seriously.

Because at the end of the day, this isn’t about hype.
It’s about doing things the right way:
✔️ Proper prep
✔️ Correct materials
✔️ Skilled installation
✔️ Clean, lasting results

If we’re going to take on a project, it’s going to be built with intention — not guesswork.

More to come as we bring this back home. 👊