A clear scope comes first
What goes into the price?
Your room, its condition, your tile and the details you choose. Understand the cost factors, then talk to Alex about a project-specific estimate.
Plan your estimate ↗Cost planning
What affects tile installation cost?
Square footage is a useful starting point. Preparation, layout and transitions explain why two floors of the same size can have different estimates.
See what affects the scope ↗Cost planning
What affects a tile shower’s cost?
A shower estimate should describe the complete assembly, not just the visible tile. Start by deciding whether the job is a surface change or a rebuild.
See what affects the scope ↗Cost planning
Planning a bathroom tile budget
Define the tile work and the work around it. Keeping fixtures in place and changing the room’s layout create very different project scopes.
See what affects the scope ↗Cost planning
Tub-to-shower conversion cost factors
The old tub footprint gives the project a starting shape. The new base, drain, waterproofing, tile and enclosure determine the actual scope.
See what affects the scope ↗Cost planning
Backsplash installation cost factors
A backsplash may be a small area with many detailed cuts. The pattern, outlets, wall condition and exposed edges all affect the work.
See what affects the scope ↗Cost planning
Heated tile floor cost factors
Price the floor assembly and electrical work together. The area that can be heated is often different from the room’s full floor area.
See what affects the scope ↗Cost planning
Curbless shower cost factors
The floor structure is often the biggest early question. A level entry still needs a draining shower floor and a protected bathroom transition.
See what affects the scope ↗Cost planning
Regrouting and tile repair cost factors
An estimate should follow the condition of the shower. A cosmetic joint repair and a failed waterproofing assembly need different solutions.
See what affects the scope ↗Your space. Your next step.
Let’s make it
feel like yours.
A photo of your space is a good place to start.