Tuesday, August 23, 2011

Common mistakes made by tile contractors

There are many mistakes made by contractors that impact the quality and the durability of your tile project. Some common mistakes are:

• Improper subfloor preparation which can create serious problems with cracking and durability of your floor.

• Choosing the wrong tile for your space. Tile can be too large or small and can make your space look visually smaller. Certain types of tile are too slippery for floors and can cause slipping or falling.

It is very important to have your contractor involved with the selection process of your tile. By involving the contractor, you will avoid transition problems, get feedback on tile size and pattern issues and avoid trip charges that contractors will charge if they have to go back and forth to the tile shop.

• Tile setters that do not lay out the pattern before setting the tile, risk making serious mistakes during tile installation.

• Tile setters that use inexpensive tub cutters and cheap tools tend to end up with a final product that shows the rough cuts and inferior results.

B & R Hardwood and Tile avoids all of these mistakes by properly preparing surfaces, using the best equipment, and hiring professional tile setters to do the work. We also get involved with the tile selection process to ensure that the customer has help visualizing the final product. We layout the tile before tile is set and walk through each project with our certified tile setters to enhance communication and make sure expectations are met. We have a solid track record of serving the community for over 12 years.

Please contact Kurt at 612-644-8779 or check us out on the web at brflooring.biz

B&R Hardwood and Tile
8445 Powers Place
Chanhassen, MN 55317


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