ENSOTILE SERVICES
Residential tile installation for backsplashes, floors, shower walls, fireplaces, and feature areas, with careful attention to preparation, layout, spacing, and finish details.
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Tile projects often start because an existing surface is worn, dated, difficult to maintain, or simply no longer works with the rest of the room.
That may mean replacing a kitchen backsplash, updating a tiled floor, rebuilding a shower surface, refreshing a fireplace surround, or adding tile to an entryway or feature area.
Some homeowners already have the tile selected, while others want to talk through tile size, pattern, grout, transitions, and how the material will work within the space before making a final choice.
Tile can be used in very different parts of a home, and each application brings its own requirements for preparation, layout, transitions, and finishing. The scope depends on the surface, material, and conditions of the space.
Kitchen Backsplashes & Wall Tile
Backsplashes and other tiled wall areas can be installed in a range of sizes, patterns, and materials, with layout planned around cabinetry, countertops, outlets, corners, and edges.
Tile Flooring
Tile flooring for bathrooms, kitchens, laundry rooms, entryways, and other areas, with attention to surface preparation, layout, transitions, and how the floor connects to adjoining spaces.
Shower & Wet-Area Tile
Tile installation for shower walls, floors, niches, benches, and other wet areas where preparation, waterproofing, drainage, and finished details all need to work together.
Fireplace Surrounds & Feature Areas
Tile can be used to update fireplace surrounds, accent walls, and other focal areas where pattern, scale, edge treatment, and placement have a strong visual impact.
Surface Preparation
The underlying surface is prepared as needed before tile installation, with attention to leveling, backer materials, and other conditions that help create a stable, suitable base for the finished tile.
Layout, Pattern & Finish Details
Tile size, pattern, grout joints, trim, edges, transitions, and cut placement are considered before installation so the finished work looks intentional rather than pieced together.
Explore recent tile installation projects completed throughout Metro Atlanta, including backsplashes, floors, showers, and other tiled areas.
Have a question that’s not covered here? Reach out anytime — or explore more answers on our full FAQs page.
No. We can review the space and proposed installation before every material decision is finalized. Tile size, pattern, thickness, and other characteristics do need to be confirmed before installation because they can affect layout and preparation.
Sometimes, but not every existing tiled surface is a suitable base. The condition, stability, height, and location of the existing installation need to be evaluated before deciding whether removal is necessary.
Most tile projects require additional material for cuts, layout, breakage, and waste. The amount varies depending on the tile size, pattern, room dimensions, and complexity of the installation, so it is best to determine quantities for the specific project.
Yes. Large-format tile, small mosaics, diagonal layouts, repeating patterns, and other designs can change the preparation, layout, cutting, and amount of material required for the project.
The timeline depends on the size of the area, required surface preparation, tile type, pattern, and complexity of the installation. We discuss the expected schedule before work begins.
Schedule a free in-home consultation to review the space, discuss the tile you want to use, and determine what the installation will require.
