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03/17/2026

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03/14/2026

Epoxy is a 2 person job. IYKYK 🤙

11/14/2025

Do you guys prefer large format tile or mosaic in the shower?

11/07/2025

This was our recent collaboration with a new client, and we couldn’t be more excited about how it turned out! Looking forward to doing more great work together. 🙌
I’ve tagged them in this post — go check them out and show them some love! 🔥

10/28/2025

Final Product!

A lot of planning went into this bathroom renovation — every detail mattered.
One of the key goals was to reuse the original shower glass. That meant measuring everything down to 1/16 of an inch to make it fit perfectly again. It took precision, but we made it happen — and helped our client save money in the process.

10/22/2025

Part 4:
Kept things rolling with the floor tile and tub face — that tile really made the design pop! 🔥

The shower’s wet wall, though… that one fought us. The old tile wasn’t consistent at all, but we made it work and tied it all together in the end. 💪✨

10/21/2025

Part 3:

Checkout that self level!
My go to is Ardex TL-2000 for plywood.

What do you guys like to use on your jobs?

10/20/2025

Part 2 🔨✨
Demo’s done and it’s time to rebuild! After removing all the old tile from the shower and bathroom floor, we jumped right into prep work for the new install.
👷‍♂️ New wall panels going in, P-trap and curb, and the old mortar ground down off of the subfloor.
Before hanging panels, we made sure to treat and scrub every spot that showed signs of black mold — clean and solid from the ground up.
By the end of the day, the floor was primed and ready for self-leveling! 💪

10/17/2025

Part 1: Shower Leak Gone Wrong 🚿💧

This project started out simple — the homeowners noticed some cracked grout and tile separation around their shower bench, so they gave us a call.

The plan was to remove the glass, demo the bench tile, and lift the slab on top to check for water damage.

But once we opened it up, things got interesting.
The shower was only about seven years old, and there was no waterproofing on the bench at all. Over time, water had caused some serious hidden damage.

We started by removing the shower pan, curb, and one row of tile up the wall… but the more we opened, the worse it got. Moisture had spread all the way to the middle of the bathroom floor, so we ended up removing all the floor tile too.

Then we found that water had wicked up the Triton board on the walls, turning about 2½ feet of it into mush. At that point, we had no choice but to demo all the shower wall tile and the tub face outside the shower.

We really felt for the homeowners and tried to save what we could, but this job was a big reminder of how important proper prep and waterproofing are. Even a slow leak can do major damage over time — and since it was gradual, insurance wouldn’t cover it.

Stay tuned for Part 2 to see how we rebuilt this bathroom the right way. 💪

👉 If you’re seeing cracked grout, loose tiles, or other signs of water damage — don’t wait! Reach out for an inspection before a small issue turns into a big one.

08/07/2025

Quick one day backsplash done 👍

05/02/2025

This was a pretty fun custom soap niche we built a few days ago. Props to the designer 👏

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Sammamish, WA
98074-98075

Website

http://seatile.com/

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