Tile Flooring Installers in Denver, CO
Prescreened Tile Flooring Installers in Denver, CO
Victors Elite Tile, LLC
3180 East 88th Avenue
Thornton, CO 80229
Serving Denver, CO
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Reviews of Denver Tile Flooring Installers
Denver, CO
Dave made an estimate stuck to it and sent a great guy to install the product. This was not an easy job as the Tile cost was $87/square foot and required excellent knowledge and experience installing glass tile. Mike did a great job was clean and someone that you don't mind having in your home. Would absolutely recommend these guys to anyone.
Littleton, CO
The job done was not as perfect as I expected. The tile grout color we chose came out much lighter than we wanted. We had no idea and the contractor never told us that the color might not match. Overall AZM were fast clean and affordable.
Denver, CO
I needed a shower in my bathroom repaired, a lot of grout and several tiles were loose or falling out. They were able to repair and replace all the missing and damaged grout, as well as build a new shelve in a window that ended up having cracked tiles that were causing leaking water into the back of the shower. Now I'm all fixed up and the shower looks almost brand new.
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Things to Consider Before You Install Ceramic or Porcelain Tile in Denver, Colorado:
- What kind of project is this?
- Have you already purchased the tile for this project?
- Where will the tile be installed?
Floor
Wall
Tub/Shower
Countertop
Backsplash
- What type of tile do you want to have installed?
Glazed ceramic tile
Special or custom tile
Porcelain tile
Want recommendation
Ceramic mosaic tile
- What is the approximate square footage of the area to be tiled?
- Do you want any special borders or patterns?
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Denver Ceramic Tile
Few tiling products are more versatile and varied than ceramic tile in Denver. Because there is an almost limitless number of ways that clay can be mixed, manufactured, fired, shaped, finished, glazed, colored, imprinted, textured, and sized, the sky is the limit when it comes to choosing ceramic tile in Denver for any need. If you are interested in installing ceramic tile in your Mile High City home, here's some information about everything from applications to design possibilities, so that you're not going in blind when you decide to contact a retailer or contractor about purchasing and installing ceramic tiles in your home on the range (the Front Range, that is).
Tile is Suitable Anywhere Inside (and Outside) Your Home
While most homeowners think of Denver ceramic floor tile when they think ceramic tiles, ceramic tiles can be utilized just about anywhere in your home, as well as in outdoor applications. Popular uses of ceramic tile indoors include use as bathroom tile (in showers and around tubs), on kitchen countertops and bathroom vanities, as kitchen backsplashes, decorative wall tile, and as floor tile in Denver. Ceramic tile in Denver can also be used outdoors for patios, walkways, and pool decks, though you need to make sure you get a frost-proof tile that is dense enough to resist cracking from the freeze-thaw cycles of Denver's winters.
Design
The reason ceramic tile can be installed virtually anywhere to good effect is because it can be produced to take on so many different looks. Most tiles can be broken down into three categories: glazed, unglazed, and porcelain, though even within those classifications, there's a lot to choose from. Here's some common ceramic tile designs that you're likely to run into if you're shopping around.
Costs and Project Durations
Laying tile isn't impossible for a capable home handyman to take on, though it can be a time consuming and tedious project. Furthermore, if it's not done right, you can end up having to repair or replace the tile in short order. That being said, do your homework if you're a DIYer, and seek out the help of someone who is experienced in tile installation to get the advice and help of an expert. For the rest of the homeowners along the Front Range, the most important decision you'll make is who you hire to do the job for you. Based on the information HomeAdvisor collects from homeowners who've used our services in the past, an average ceramic tile installation in Denver runs $1,275, and takes about four days to complete. Keep in mind those numbers can vary widely from project to project, mostly depending on the materials you use, how complicated your design ends up being, and how much of your home you're planning to tile. The only way to get an accurate estimate for your particular project is to bring in a few contractors, collect some bids, and choose the best combination of price, service, and workmanship. Do that and your Denver ceramic tile installation should go off without a hitch.
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