Remodeling & Tile in Boca Raton

That's probably the most common job we do in Boca. Travertine looks beautiful but it stains, it dulls in the walkways, and eventually the filled holes start opening up. Most people move to a large porcelain that looks like stone and cleans with a mop.

Usually. First we find out whether it's holding anything up — if it is, you'll need a beam, which is a bigger job but very doable. Either way we'll tell you which one you've got when we come out, not after demo has started.

Not at all, it's normal here. Plenty of Boca communities and country clubs have an application step and sometimes a board meeting. Tell us what yours needs and we'll plan the schedule around it so nothing gets held up once we're going.

Yes — Boca Del Mar, Boca Falls, Loggers' Run, all of it. Those neighborhoods are a big part of what we do. The houses out there are usually solid and just dated, which tends to make for really satisfying projects.

About 20 minutes down I-95, at 2101 NW 33rd St in Pompano Beach. Free parking right out front, walk in whenever we're open, and take samples home to see them in your own lighting before committing to anything.

If plumbing, electrical or structure is involved, generally yes, through the City of Boca Raton. Just replacing flooring usually doesn't need one. We'll tell you exactly what your project requires and handle the permitting as part of the job.

Depends a lot on size, materials, and whether the plumbing moves. A guest bath refresh and a full primary suite are completely different projects. We'd rather measure your space and give you a real number than quote a range that doesn't apply to your house.