Tile & Stone Flooring

Tile & stone floor installation

From large-format porcelain to marble, tile is only as good as the setter. Get matched with an experienced local tile pro.

  • Insured, experienced local installers
  • Free in-home measurement and written quote
  • Subfloor checked before installation

Free · No obligation · About 60 seconds

Get your free tile & stone flooring estimate

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What kind of flooring project?

  • Licensed & insured pros
  • Free, written estimates
  • Fast callbacks, often same day
  • Shared only with your matched pro

Precision is everything

Tile is one of the most durable floors you can install, but it’s unforgiving. A floor that isn’t flat, a missing crack-isolation membrane, or poor thinset coverage leads to cracked tiles and hollow spots.

Large-format tiles, now very popular, need an especially flat substrate and careful technique to avoid lippage (uneven edges).

Tile is a great choice for…

  • Bathrooms, kitchens, entries, and mudrooms
  • Homes in warm climates
  • Radiant floor heating
  • High-traffic areas that need to last decades
  • Designer looks like herringbone and large format

What a quality tile installation includes

  • Substrate preparation and leveling
  • Uncoupling or crack-isolation membrane where needed
  • Proper thinset coverage, especially for large tile
  • Clean layout planning, cuts, and grout lines
  • Sealing for natural stone and cement grout

How it works

Three steps to the right pro

Oakhaven is free for homeowners. We do the vetting, so you can skip the guesswork.

  1. 01

    Tell us about your project

    Answer a few quick questions. It takes about a minute, and there is no cost or obligation.

  2. 02

    Get matched with a vetted pro

    We connect you with a licensed, insured flooring installer who serves your ZIP code and handles your type of job.

  3. 03

    Receive your free estimate

    Your pro contacts you to schedule a visit and provide a written quote. You decide if and when to move forward.

FAQ

Tile & Stone Flooring: common questions

Porcelain or ceramic tile, which is better?

Porcelain is denser, more water-resistant, and more durable, which makes it ideal for floors and wet areas. Ceramic is softer and more affordable, and works well in lighter-traffic spaces.

How long before I can walk on new tile?

Usually 24 hours for light foot traffic, and a few days before heavy furniture. Your installer will give guidance based on the setting materials used.

Let’s start with the floor.

Tell us about your space and we’ll connect you with a vetted local installer for a free in-home estimate.

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