Tile Flooring in Ann Arbor, MI

Tile still does jobs that no other flooring material handles as well — kitchens, bathrooms, mudrooms, and entryways where water, spills, and grit off winter boots are a daily reality. In Ann Arbor's older homes, that often means replacing small, dated bathroom tile from a decades-old remodel; in newer construction further from downtown, it's frequently a wide-open kitchen or great room where large-format porcelain is the design goal.

Our mobile showroom carries porcelain and natural-stone-look tile from Daltile, MSI, and Emser, so you can compare grout color, tile size, and finish directly against your cabinets and lighting before we ever cut a piece.

Installed tile in the Ann Arbor area typically runs $7 to $15 per square foot, with cost driven by tile size, material (standard porcelain versus natural-stone-look or large-format lines), and the complexity of the layout — a straightforward bathroom floor costs less per square foot than an intricate kitchen pattern with multiple cuts and transitions.

Buying manufacturer-direct from Daltile, MSI, and Emser without retail showroom markup generally keeps our installed pricing below comparable big-box tile jobs, and every price we quote during your in-home estimate reflects the actual product and labor for your space.

Bathrooms in Old West Side and Burns Park homes often have layouts and subfloor conditions that a modern retail installer rushes through. We take the time on-site to assess the existing substrate, address any leveling issues, and plan tile layout around original architectural quirks like angled walls or narrow footprints common in century-old construction.

That same attention carries into kitchens and mudrooms in newer construction, where the goal is usually a clean, large-format look with minimal grout lines — a different technical challenge, but one we plan for during the estimate, not after demo starts.