Ceramic Tile in the Hudson Valley

Tile is unforgiving — every crooked joint and every raised edge shows forever, which is why it rewards a patient hand over a fast one. We set ceramic and porcelain across the Hudson Valley: marble-look shower walls with tight, even joints, hexagon floors in bathrooms and hallways, broken-marble mosaic floors set and polished, kitchen backsplashes that make the whole counter look new. The tile photos on this page are our own installs, not a catalog. Layout is decided before the first piece is cut — where the full tiles run, where the cuts hide, how the pattern meets the door — because that decision is the difference between tile and tilework. Free quote in English or Spanish.

What's included

• Marble-look porcelain showers with tight, even joints
• Hexagon and mosaic tile floors for baths and hallways
• Kitchen backsplashes measured, cut and set straight
• Floors flattened and showers waterproofed before tile goes down
• Clean grout lines and sharp corners — the details that show
• Free quote in English and Spanish

What is under the tile matters as much as the tile: showers get a properly prepared, waterproofed surface before a single wall tile goes up, and the older houses this valley is full of — Kingston rowhouses, village colonials — usually need floors flattened before large-format tile can lie without rocking. We handle that prep, then set, level and space each piece, and grout clean so the lines stay straight and the corners stay sharp. Marble-look porcelain is the look many bathrooms here want — the stone effect without the stone upkeep — and hex and mosaic floors suit the older homes they were practically born in. Bathrooms, kitchens, entries, laundry rooms: if it should be tile, we set it.