Ceramic & Porcelain

Ceramic tile is a great option for Florida homeowners who want a clean look, lots of style choices, and a budget-friendly price. It works especially well for kitchen backsplashes, bathroom walls, laundry rooms, and light-traffic floors where design matters more than heavy-duty performance. Because ceramic is easy to cut and shape, it’s perfect for patterns, borders, and detailed layouts that make your tile installation look custom without the custom price tag.

In our Florida climate, ceramic does best in covered or interior areas that aren’t constantly soaked or exposed to extreme temperature swings. Glazed ceramic tile is naturally stain-resistant and simple to wipe down, which makes day-to-day cleaning quick and easy. When we install ceramic tile, we help you choose the right size, finish, and grout color, then plan the layout around outlets, fixtures, and transitions so everything lines up. If you’re looking for an affordable, good-looking tile that still holds up for everyday life in a Florida home, ceramic tile is often a smart choice.

Porcelain tile is one of the best all-around options for Florida homes and commercial spaces. It’s denser, harder, and more water-resistant than standard ceramic, which makes it ideal for main floors, bathrooms, showers, entries, and many outdoor areas like lanais and covered patios. Porcelain is also where you’ll find the most realistic stone-look and wood-look tiles, so you can get the look of marble or hardwood with the durability of a Florida-ready tile installation.

Because porcelain handles moisture, sand, pets, and heavy foot traffic so well, it’s a top pick for busy coastal lifestyles. Many porcelain lines are rated for wet areas and exterior use, which helps keep your flooring consistent from inside to outside. When we install porcelain tile, we match the right slip rating, thickness, and finish to each room, then set everything on a properly prepared surface so there’s no lippage or hollow spots. If you want long-lasting, low-maintenance floors and showers that still look sharp in Florida’s heat, porcelain tile is usually the best long-term play.