Wall to Wall Tile and Flooring

08/12/2026

Would you put this in your bathroom???

Here’s another cool floor I had the privilege of installing for an amazing designer in Broadview Heights.
I absolutely love how this one turned out—but I’ll admit, these tiles were a pain in the ass to work with. 😂
These are handmade tiles, which means no two are exactly alike. Some varied by nearly 1/8" in width, along with noticeable differences in thickness.

It’s one of those installations where you have to stop chasing perfection from the tile itself and start making adjustments piece by piece to make the finished floor look right.

I love the character of the handmade tile and how the entire room came together.

08/09/2026

08/09/2026

Grout party!!

08/01/2026

I completed a 55 sqft kitchen backsplash at a flip house yesterday. Shocker that they used 3x6 white subway tile....lol. Took 4.5 hours to tile. 1.5 to grout. Not a bad day :)

Btw if you want your tile guy to question their carrer field and all their life choices, choose black grout with white tiles and white cabinets for your projects.....

02/14/2026

About a month ago we were part of a bathroom remodel for another contractor. Please dont mind the blue tape lol they were still painting when I took these pictures.

We installed an 8" hexagon ceramic tile throughout the bathroom floor with a matching mosaic hexagon on the shower floor.

*While we did not install the quartz slabs in this particular shower, we did the pan installation and waterproofing and are now partnering with a granite company to do these full installations and will now be offering countertops.

02/11/2026

Here is a tile project we completed this past summer. We replaced the existing 1200 sqft flooring with 12"x 24" ceramic tiles on a 1/3 stagger with a continuous pattern winding in and out of 8 different rooms with no transitions. Before pictures in the comments.

02/08/2026

This is a laundry room and powder room floor that we completed about a month ago. We used a 2 shade 12"x12" ceramic tile to create a diagonal checkerboard pattern.

This pattern became popularized during the 1920's and 1930's during the Art Deco movement. It later made a resurgence during the 1950's post-war housing boom, along with the rise of vinyl and plastic flooring products. Now in 2026 we are seeing these old styles make a return.

This is proof that in design, many things are cyclical. After being outdated for a while, people are now looking for that that retro and nostalgic feel in order to add some extra flare.

02/07/2026

Do you want a new shower but you want the absolute lowest maintenance? Well, we now also install composite shower panel systems!!!

These panels come in multiple textures, patterns, and styles allowing the customers a variety of options. Panels that resemble anything from porcelain tile to quartz slabs, ceramic subway tiles, and more. Achieve the look of tile/stone without cleaning grout joints and no restrictions on what cleaning products you can use.

Compared to traditional fiberglass shower insert systems, these panels look sleek and maximize the usable space compared to traditional fiberglass units that waste 2-3 inches on each side because of bump outs.

This particular shower used a panel resembling a white quartz with extremely light veining , a metal niche insert with glass shelves and a fiberglass shower pan.

If you are interested in getting a free estimate for shower like this. Call 216-301-7746. Our prices on these systems are 1/2- 1/3 the price of our competitors that you keep hearing about on the radio. Call today!!