Old tile, peeling vinyl and dated colors can make a bathroom feel tired. New flooring and tile give it a fresh start and can solve moisture problems at the same time.
Flooring options
- Porcelain tile in wood, stone and concrete looks
- Mosaic tile for shower floors
- Natural stone
- Waterproof luxury vinyl plank
Shower and wall tile
Classic subway tile, large-format porcelain and decorative accent tile are all popular. Lake-inspired colors work beautifully in Hendersonville homes.
Built to last
We prepare the subfloor properly, install the right underlayment and waterproof wet areas so your new tile stays solid and dry.
Replacing dated tile and vinyl
Many Hendersonville homes still have original floor tile in colors that date them, or sheet vinyl that's peeling at the edges. New porcelain tile or luxury vinyl plank can make the whole bathroom feel updated, even if you keep the vanity and tub. When the old flooring comes up, we check for water damage around the toilet and tub and repair the subfloor before installing the new floor.
Grout that's easier to maintain
Ask about stain-resistant grout options, which keep floors looking clean with less effort.
Bathroom Tile & Flooring: common questions
What's the best flooring for a humid bathroom?
Porcelain tile or waterproof luxury vinyl plank.
Can you add heated floors?
Yes. Radiant heat mats can be installed under new tile.
Do you remove the toilet to replace the floor?
Yes. We remove and reinstall the toilet with a new wax ring so the floor runs underneath.