Tile in homes where the finish level is the point
Ponte Vedra bathrooms and kitchens run large: primary suites with big showers, wide floors, stone-look porcelain. Nocatee runs newer: builder-tile bathrooms that homeowners upgrade room by room. Both call for the same discipline — layout planned before the first cut, flatness checked before large-format tile is promised, and a written scope that lists demolition and prep instead of assuming them.
What we set in Ponte Vedra and Nocatee
- Porcelain and ceramic floor tile
- Wall tile and kitchen backsplashes
- Shower floors, walls and curbs when the shower is part of the agreed scope
- Layout planning so cuts land in sensible places
- Removal or surface prep when the existing floor or wall needs it first
Finished work is on the projects page. The published $3.99/sq ft on this site is the LVP package in Ponte Vedra and Nocatee — tile does not use that rate.
Showers: the primary-suite job
The most requested tile scope here is the primary shower: larger format walls, a mosaic floor that follows the slope to the drain, a niche and a curb. A shower is a wet system, not a decorated wall — waterproofing is part of the conversation at the measure and is included when it is part of the agreed scope, with the system and any written warranty confirmed on the quote. Layout is drawn up before setting starts so niche lines and grout joints land where the eye expects them.
Large-format tile and the flatness rule
Big porcelain planks and 24-inch formats show every ridge under them and need lippage-free setting, which means the surface gets checked and corrected first. That prep is the difference between a floor that reads as one calm plane and one that catches light on every edge. It is assessed at the measure and written into the quote — the honest reason tile is not priced by the square foot over the phone.
Backsplashes and the kitchen refresh
The other Ponte Vedra staple is the backsplash that finishes a kitchen: subway, handmade-look or mosaic tile behind ranges and sinks, with outlet cuts planned so the pattern does not break at every receptacle. Backsplashes are small in area and high in visibility — measuring and layout happen in the same visit so the written quote covers the whole job.
Working in gated communities
Sawgrass-area and Nocatee communities have gate access and work-hour rules. Send the community name with your request and scheduling is built around them. The general tile scope lives on the Jacksonville tile page; coverage is on service areas.