Tile Flooring Store in Las Vegas

Both ceramic and porcelain tiles are made from clay and other natural materials, but porcelain is made from finer, denser clay and is fired at a higher temperature. This makes porcelain tile harder, more durable, and less porous than ceramic tile. Ceramic tile offers more versatility in terms of colors, patterns, and styling options.

Tile shading refers to the variation in color and tone between and within tiles. Low shading provides a more uniform appearance, while high variance offers more color contrast and visual interest.

As a general rule, small tiles are better for small rooms to avoid a cramped feeling, while large tiles are suitable for larger rooms to create a more cohesive and less overwhelming look.

Glazed ceramic tile has an extra layer of enamel or liquid applied to produce its finish, while unglazed ceramic tile does not have this additional layer, resulting in a more natural, earthy look.

Polished porcelain tiles are an alternative to glazed tiles. They are fired and then polished to create a shiny surface without the need for a glaze.

Rectified porcelain tiles have had their edges ground or sawed after firing to ensure precise sizing. This allows for closer placement of tiles and thinner grout lines, giving a more seamless look.

Porcelain and ceramic tile can transform the aesthetic and design of living spaces. Our flooring showroom boasts a diverse selection of wood-look tiles, offering various grain textures, colors, and shades. here are some of the most sought-after ceramic and porcelain tile flooring options:

• wood-look tile flooring in greys and blacks
• wood-look tile flooring in beiges and browns
• wood-look tile flooring in whites and creams

Regular sweeping and damp mopping with a mild detergent is usually sufficient. Avoid harsh chemicals and abrasive cleaners that could damage the tile or grout.

Both types of tile are generally stain-resistant. However, the grout between tiles can be prone to staining if not properly sealed.

Use floor mats in high-traffic areas, sweep and mop regularly with water only, and use a damp cloth to maintain the luster of glazed tiles. Save some extra tiles from the original installation for future repairs.

Yes, both ceramic and porcelain tiles are very durable. Porcelain is especially known for its strength and resistance to wear and tear, making it ideal for high-traffic areas.

While both types are durable, they can crack if subjected to heavy impact or if the subfloor is not properly prepared. Porcelain is more resistant to cracking due to its density.

Porcelain tiles are suitable for outdoor use because they are frost-resistant and less porous. Ceramic tiles are generally not recommended for outdoor use in areas with freeze-thaw cycles.

Yes, tile flooring can be installed in any room, including kitchens, bathrooms, living rooms, and even outdoor spaces. Porcelain tiles are especially ideal for high-moisture or high-traffic areas due to their durability and water resistance. For best results, they must be installed over a concrete subfloor. If you have plywood, a new subfloor will be necessary.

Yes, tile flooring is an excellent choice for homes with pets. It is scratch-resistant, easy to clean, and does not harbor allergens, making it both pet-friendly and hygienic.

Yes, tile flooring is compatible with radiant heating systems. The installation process will include specific steps to ensure proper integration with the heating system, providing both warmth and comfort.

Yes, tiles come in various finishes, including matte, glossy, textured, and polished. The finish affects the tile’s appearance and slip resistance.

Absolutely. Modern manufacturing techniques allow ceramic and porcelain tiles to mimic the look of natural stone, wood, and even concrete, offering a wide range of design possibilities. Our showroom only carries wood-look tile flooring. 

Generally, ceramic tiles are less expensive than porcelain tiles. However, prices can vary based on the design, size, and quality of the tile.

Tile installation can be more labor-intensive and therefore more expensive than installing other types of flooring like vinyl or laminate. However, tile’s durability and low maintenance can make it a cost-effective choice in the long run.

Both types of tile are made from natural materials and can be a sustainable flooring option. Many manufacturers also offer tiles made from recycled content.

Yes, tile flooring is a good choice for improving indoor air quality as it does not trap dust, pollen, or other allergens, and it is free of volatile organic compounds (VOCs).

Grout discoloration can occur due to staining from spills, improper cleaning agents, or not sealing the grout. Regular cleaning and sealing can help prevent this.

Choose tiles with a textured or matte finish for areas prone to getting wet, such as bathrooms and kitchens. Additionally, using rugs or mats in these areas can help.

Opting for professional installation guarantees that your tile flooring will be installed accurately, efficiently, and with a premium finish. Our experienced professionals possess the expertise, tools, and knowledge to manage any challenges during the installation, ensuring the longevity and durability of your flooring. Additionally, our tile flooring installation service is backed by a lifetime labor warranty for your peace of mind.

For best results, they must be installed over a concrete subfloor. If you have plywood, a new subfloor will be necessary.

Clear the installation area of furniture and personal items. If you are unable to do so, we offer free furniture moving services both before and after the installation. Additionally, ensure the space is clean and accessible. If needed, arrange for the temporary removal of any appliances or fixtures that might obstruct the installation process.

Yes, you can stay at home during the installation. However, you should avoid the work area for safety reasons and to allow the installers to work efficiently. If the installation is in a high-traffic area like the kitchen, you may need to make alternate arrangements for access to certain amenities.

During installation, expect some noise, dust, and foot traffic in the installation area. Professional installers will take measures to minimize disruption and protect other areas of your home. They will lay out the tiles, apply adhesive, place the tiles, and then grout them.

If you notice any issues with your tile installation, contact our company immediately. The lifetime installation warranty should cover any defects related to the installation process, and the installers will address and fix the problem at no additional cost.

Use floor mats in high-traffic areas like entrances and spots where people often stand, such as by the kitchen sink. Regularly sweep and mop your tile with a damp mop, using water only—different finishes may require specific cleaning agents, so be sure to consult us before using any. To maintain the luster of glazed tile, simply wipe it with a damp cloth; there’s no need to polish, buff, or wax. Additionally, save any leftover tiles from the original installation in case you need to make repairs in the future.

The lifetime installation warranty typically includes coverage for installation-related defects such as loose tiles, cracked grout, or improper leveling. It ensures that any issues resulting from the installation process will be repaired at no additional cost to you.

To make a warranty claim, contact our company and provide details of the issue. We will schedule an inspection to assess the problem and arrange for any necessary repairs covered under the warranty.

The warranty may be voided if the tile flooring is subjected to improper maintenance, misuse, or damage from external factors such as severe impacts or water damage not related to installation. Always follow the care and maintenance guidelines provided by the installer to keep your warranty valid.