Ceramic Tile and Marble Tile

Ceramic and marble tile Installed!!

Ceramic tile is considered a permanent floor. It is suitable for any area of your home. Marble tile would also look great in this room. Tired of being nickeled and dimed on your ceramic tile flooring? We know how you feel. You saw that ceramic tile somewhere for $2 per square foot; you have 100 square feet; so you are thinking that your ceramic tile floor will cost you about $200. Wrong. Somehow $200 turns into $2000. They add “installation”. But installation is not everything you need for installation. They add floor prep. They add cement board (if they know what they are doing). They add charges for grout. They add for thinset mortar. They add for turning tiles on the diamond or patterns. They add for resetting electrical outlet covers. You get the idea.

This porcelain tile is laid in a pleasing pattern. It looks a little like marble tile or granite.

Or Worse Yet.

They don’t install ceramic or marble tile at all. They leave you with tile and a phone number of someone to call to install your tile. And if there is a problem, you are stuck in the middle.

Solution

Pelletier Rug Co., Inc. We install ceramic tile for one fair price. You can purchase just tile if you want, but our best value is our Total Service Plan pricing for tile. For one easy to understand price, we provide the tile, installation, floor prep, cement board (as required), grout, mortar, reset electrical outlet covers, and more. No surprises. No hidden charges.

Why Ceramic Tile?

A properly installed ceramic tile floor is considered a permanent floor. As with anything man-made, it IS possible to damage your floor. But ceramic tile is so durable that it is not expected to "wear out" like carpet does.

Ceramic is the preferred choice for kitchens, baths, and other areas where being able to mop the floor for quick and easy maintenance is desirable.

Why Marble Tile or Granite?

Stone is durable like ceramic or porcelain tile, but adds natural beauty. Each tile is unique. If you prefer the grain of naturally finished wood to painted wood, you probably appreciate the natural beauty of granite or marble tile.

However, some people object to the variations in natural stone. That's not us! We love the uniqueness of marble and granite tile. However, if you prefer something more uniform and predictable, some (not all) ceramic tiles are better suited for you. You should get what you enjoy, and not what someone else likes. Enjoy your home.