New tile and flooring can make an older bathroom feel brand new. In Mount Juliet we install bathroom floors, shower walls, backsplashes and accent walls, always with careful preparation underneath.
Flooring choices
- Porcelain tile. Durable, water-resistant and easy to clean.
- Matte or textured finishes. Better grip, which matters in bathrooms.
- Luxury vinyl plank. Waterproof and comfortable underfoot.
- Natural stone. Elegant, with periodic sealing.
Shower and wall tile
From classic subway tile to large-format porcelain and decorative mosaics, we'll help you choose a look you love. Fewer grout lines mean less cleaning.
Preparation and safety
We check the subfloor for flatness and stiffness, install the right underlayment and waterproof all wet areas. For homeowners concerned about slips, we recommend slip-resistant tile ratings and smaller tiles on shower floors.
Choosing tile for safety and style
In a bathroom, the right tile is about more than looks. For floors, a matte or textured finish offers better grip than polished tile, and smaller tiles in the shower add more grout lines for traction. For homeowners planning to age in place, these choices matter as much as color and pattern. We'll bring samples to your estimate or help you pick at a tile showroom, then guide you toward options that are beautiful, slip-resistant and easy to clean.
Bathroom Tile & Flooring: common questions
What flooring is least slippery in a bathroom?
Matte or textured porcelain tile and small mosaic tiles in the shower offer the best traction.
Can heated floors be installed?
Yes. Radiant heat mats go under new tile and are controlled by a thermostat.
Do larger tiles mean less cleaning?
Yes. Fewer grout lines means less to scrub, which is why large-format tile is popular on walls.