Tile Contractor in Longwood, FL

Most of Longwood was built between the late 1970s and the mid-1990s. Wekiva, Sabal Point, The Springs, Wekiva Cove — they share a common trait: the bathrooms were nice when they were new and most have never been touched since. By 2026, the original mortar-bed showers are tired, the cultured-marble surrounds are dated, and the floor tile is whatever ceramic was on sale in 1988.

That is the work Longwood calls us for. Almost every Longwood project is a full primary bath remodel where the old finishes come out, we deal honestly with whatever the framing and substrate look like underneath, and the new bathroom gets built on top of work that will outlast the next owner.

The larger Wekiva and Sabal Point homes — 3,000 to 5,000 square feet, original primary baths around 150-250 square feet — are good fits for us. There is enough room to do real layout work: curbless transitions, larger niches, a separate tub and shower, and large-format tile that reads intentional. We coordinate with the homeowner's plumber and shower glass company so the trim, fixtures, and glass arrive aligned with the tile layout, not fighting it.