Commercial tile services
Commercial tile installation for Metro Detroit businesses
Restrooms, entries, corridors and break rooms take more traffic and harsher cleaning than any room at home. We plan the tile, the layout and the schedule around how your business actually runs.
Where tile works hardest
Commercial tile projects we take on
Floor and wall tile for offices, retail spaces and other businesses. Each area has its own demands.
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Restroom floors and walls
Restrooms are cleaned daily with strong products and need tile and grout that can take it. Wall tile behind fixtures protects the surfaces that get splashed.
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Entrances and lobbies
The first floor customers walk on, and the one that takes the most grit, salt and water. A durable, slip-conscious tile here protects both the floor and your visitors.
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Corridors and open floor areas
Long runs of floor tile show any misalignment. Layouts are set from the main sightlines, and large tiles are leveled so edges stay flush under carts and foot traffic.
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Break rooms and staff kitchens
Floors and backsplashes that handle spills and daily wiping, using the same layout care as our kitchen backsplash installations.
How it works
How a commercial tile project is planned
Commercial jobs succeed or fail on planning. Here’s how we approach them, from first conversation to final walkthrough.
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Scope review
We go over the areas to be tiled, drawings or specifications, and the tile you’ve selected or need help choosing.
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Schedule & phasing
We plan when work can happen, which areas can be closed off and whether the job should be done in phases.
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Preparation & installation
Surfaces are checked and prepared, then tile is set to the agreed layout with the work area kept organized.
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Walkthrough
We walk the finished areas with you, and go over cure times before heavy traffic or cleaning equipment returns.
Durability
Choosing tile for commercial traffic
The right tile for a business balances appearance with safety, cleaning and long-term wear. We can work to your designer’s specification or help you weigh the options.
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Porcelain for heavy wear
Dense porcelain resists moisture, stains and abrasion. Through-body or color-body versions also hide chips and wear. -
Slip resistance where it’s wet
Entrances, restrooms and kitchens call for a textured or matte finish rated for wet areas. -
Grout that’s easy to maintain
Grout type and color are chosen to suit your cleaning routine and hide everyday traffic. -
Layouts that age well
Larger tiles mean fewer joints to clean, and a simple layout is easier to repair if a tile is ever damaged.
Service area
Commercial tile installation for Macomb and Oakland County businesses
From retail along Hall Road in Sterling Heights, Clinton Township and Shelby Township to offices near Big Beaver Road in Troy, business spaces need tile work that’s planned around opening hours and customer access.
We serve businesses across Macomb County and in Warren, Rochester Hills, Royal Oak, Birmingham and Bloomfield Hills. Send your floor plan, specifications or photos and we’ll follow up with next steps.
Areas we serve in Metro Detroit
- Macomb County
- Sterling Heights
- Clinton Township
- Shelby Township
- Troy
- Rochester Hills
- Warren
- Royal Oak
- Birmingham
- Bloomfield Hills
Not on the list? Contact us to check whether your location is in our service area.
Commercial tile questions
Can part of our space stay open while you work?
Often, yes. Phased work keeps sections of the space in use while others are tiled. Tell us which areas must stay open and we’ll discuss what’s practical for your layout.
What’s the best tile for a commercial restroom?
Porcelain with a slip-resistant finish is the usual choice for floors, paired with an easy-to-clean wall tile. Grout selection matters as much as the tile, because restroom grout is cleaned harder than anything else.
When can the floor take normal traffic again?
That depends on the setting materials and grout. We’ll give you specific timing, including when cleaning machines can be used, as part of the schedule.
What should I send for a commercial estimate?
The address, the areas and approximate square footage, any drawings or tile specifications, and your timeline. Photos of current conditions help too.
Free estimates
Planning tile work for your business?
Send the details of your space, schedule and tile requirements. We’ll review them and follow up about your free commercial estimate.