A standard full bathroom tile project — shower walls, shower floor, and main floor — typically takes three to five days of installation time once the substrate is prepped. If we’re doing a full bathroom remodel around it, the overall timeline is longer because of demo, plumbing, and drywall work. We give you a detailed schedule before we start so you’re never guessing.

We prefer to sell the tile through our Kettering showroom because we know the material, the batch consistency, and the right setting materials to use with it. That said, we’re happy to talk through your situation. If you’ve already purchased tile, reach out and we’ll let you know how we can help.

Porcelain is denser, harder, and less porous than ceramic — making it better for wet areas, high-traffic floors, and outdoor use. Ceramic is easier to cut and generally less expensive, which makes it a solid choice for backsplashes and light-duty wall applications. We’ll help you weigh cost, durability, and look so you end up with the right material for the right spot.

Sometimes, yes — but it depends on the condition of the existing tile, the height of the finished surface, and what’s underneath. If the existing tile is loose, cracked, or laid over a problematic substrate, tiling over it just buries the problem. We inspect every surface before making a recommendation, and we’ll tell you honestly whether overlay makes sense or whether demo is the smarter long-term move.

We do. Radiant electric floor heating is a popular upgrade in Washington Township bathrooms, and we install the heating mat before the tile goes down. It’s one of those features homeowners in Ohio wish they’d added sooner. We coordinate the electrical rough-in as part of the project so everything is code-compliant and properly integrated.