Bathroom tile
Bathroom tile is as much waterproofing as it is design. We build showers on properly waterproofed substrates, slope pans correctly, and finish with large-format porcelain, natural stone or mosaic across Seattle, Tacoma and South King County.
Marble-look porcelain shower surround with minimal grout lines.
Large-format panels that reduce grout joints on shower walls.
Honed stone floors and shower benches with a warm, matte finish.
Small-format mosaic shower pans for slip resistance and drainage slope.
Every shower we build gets a proper waterproofing membrane, a correctly sloped pan and sealed penetrations at the valve and niche. A beautiful tile job over a bad substrate fails in a few years — the part you cannot see is the part that matters.
Large-format porcelain on shower walls means fewer grout lines to scrub. Mosaic on the pan floor gives you the grout density needed for slip resistance and lets the tile follow the slope to the drain. Most of our showers use both.
Recessed niches sized to real shampoo bottles, benches with a slight slope so water drains, and curbs capped in stone rather than tile so there is no grout line where water sits. Details like these are what separate a lasting shower from a leaky one.
A full shower plus floor typically runs four to seven working days including waterproofing cure time, grout and sealing.
Yes — marble, travertine and slate all work in showers when sealed and maintained. Squeegee after use to reduce hard-water spotting.
Porcelain in a matte or textured finish gives the best combination of water resistance, durability and slip resistance.
We fabricate in Auburn and install statewide across Washington, with most work in King, Pierce, Snohomish, Kitsap and Thurston counties.
Tell us the shower size and the look you are after, and we will send a free estimate.
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