4 Qualified San Francisco, CA Tile Contractors
1 Review
“He remodeled a family room for me. Ibo did a great job and I would recommend him to others.”
Serving San Francisco Tile Needs License: 955828
Ibo Yilmaz has been recognized as an established General Contractor since 1990. In 2004 his company, Extreme Design Builders, Inc., developed its portfolio by obtaining projects of: Public Works, School Projects, Commercial, Custom New Homes & Additions, Custom Design and Build.
For 25 years, Ibr...
5 Reviews
“Kitchen back-splash installation. I'd fully recommend him, he was on-time and on-budget -- two rarities in this day ...”
Serving San Francisco Tile Needs License: 856540
Alex Mezheritskiy, a master tile craftsman, will make your tile dreams come true. Let Alex help you design and realize the patio, kitchen and bathroom tile you have always wanted. Our business is dedicated to providing Bay Area residences with professional tile setting of the highest quality -- at t...
Serving San Francisco Tile Needs License: 895176
HORIZON TILE INC. HAS BEEN SERVING THE SAN FRANCISCO BAY AREA FOR MANY YEARS.
WE HAVE A REPUTATION FOR BEING RESPONSIBLE AND PROFESSIONAL.
WE ARE COMPETETIVE IN OUR PRICING, AND GUAREENTEE ALL OF OUR WORK TO YOUR SATISFACTION.
Contracting someone to perform work in your home can be a diffi...
Serving San Francisco Tile Needs License: 648886
Trusted for 20 years. E.M.S has established a core business in home improvement in northern California.From single family homes, to nationally recognized propriety management co’s, builders, developers ,municipalities . We have expanded our trades portfolio from painting to tub tile refinishing.
In bathroom remodels in San Francisco, California, tile installations are common. This is mainly because of tile’s hygienic and waterproof qualities. They can be used on floors or walls, and they provide a durable, attractive surface. Tile is also common in bathrooms because it’s hygienic and easy to clean. Some people, however, have reservations about calling a San Francisco tile contractor for their bathroom. “Won’t the floors be cold?” they ask. While somewhat true, the temperature of a tile floor depends largely on the surface beneath it. If the tile is installed over a wood subfloor it will be warmer than if installed over concrete. If you’re concerned, ask a local contractor about undertile heating.