We had an issue with our master bathroom shower floor where the grout was separating, causing tile…read moremovement and a slow leak. After trying to fix it myself and calling several contractors, 919-Tile clearly stood out because of their knowledge and professionalism. They arrived on time, communicated well, explained why the issue was happening, and got straight to work. Within about three hours, the repair was completed, the area was cleaned, and they even fixed our shower glass door that had been scraping the step--above and beyond. A few weeks later, a small section started separating again. I texted them a photo, and they responded immediately and scheduled a follow-up with no hassle. If you need tile work or expert advice, I highly recommend 919-Tile. I'll definitely use them again.

Extremely professional and John made our tiled walk-in shower look new again. John removed his…read moreshoes before entering our home protecting floors and carpets. He delivered what he promised and we are very satisfied. We would highly recommend 919 Tile.

Great experience with this family owned business ! They did a great job and were super…read moreknowledgeable. I would definitely recommend !

From the owner: The Grout Doctor® is in the business of renewing existing grout and tile to its original beauty. We…read morefulfill our vision - to help homeowners and business owners enjoy the beauty of their grout, tile and stone - while minimizing maintenance and cost. The Grout Doctor® is the most respected and recognized brand in the business!

John was very polite and knowledgeable on his trade…read more He offered 2 options to fix the issue but didn't pressure the higher one. Whole job took maybe 30 min and all is working well John was very personable and easy to chat with when showing issues and solutions Would def hire him again if needed in his trade Thank you very much Sir!!

From the owner: Hello, Im John, the owner of KIH Homes. My primary goal is to approach your project with the same…read morededication and passion I would my own. I prioritize delivering high-quality work while maintaining efficiency in all my endeavors. My skillset encompasses plumbing, tile work, and carpentry with extensive experience in residential remodeling, including kitchens and bathrooms.

I wanted to hire a true professional and he is that! He placed a very specific subway tile back…read moresplash for me. He was quick, but did not sacrifice quality. I wanted a first class job and I feel that what I received Mary McCrery-Coldwell Banker.

Our GC brought in Hinshaw Custom Tile to install tile flooring in 3 bathrooms and in 2 showers…read more Richard was great to work with regarding design and planning. Greg and Ricardo were the installers. We very much enjoyed having them in our home and they did an amazing job! Greg is a true artist when it comes to layout, cutting, and installation. His attention to detail was much appreciated as he treated the job like he was doing it in his own home. We couldn't be happier with the outcome and highly recommend Hinshaw!

I contacted Greg to remodel 2 bathrooms in my 1950's house. The challenge with my remodel were the…read morefact that the floors and walls were not perpendicular nor flat. Bathroom 1: Hall shower where the shower floor did not drain, leaving 2 gallons of water on the shower floor. The in-wall valve (rough in valve) made noise when the shower was in use. 36" x 36" corner shower. Greg tore out the old showers and started working on the plumbing. He added additional framing to accomodate the new tile, replaced the rough-in valve and some of the existing PEX piping to accomodate the new shower system. He framed out a new shower floor and reworked the floor to allow for great drainage. He water-proofed the backing and floor with the appropriate membranes and started laying the tile to ensure the look was even and straight... a real challenge in any 80 old home! Bathroom 2: Master tub / shower combo which had a recirculation system built into the tub. The mold coming out of the recirculation system was constant and no one wants to take a bath in algee / moldy water, despite numerous cleanings. Greg replaced the tub, old tile and installed a new rough-in valve for the shower. The old floors posed a challenge, but Greg made it work so that the tub was stationary, and installed correctly. The subway tile was installed on 3 walls of the tub, and new plumbing was installed using PEX / Sharkbite compression fittings. I wanted to work on painting the walls, as I am a lot of experience with drywall, flattening and correcting wall blemishes and paint. Overall, Greg to a great job. He overcame the challenges of the non-flat, non-perpendicular walls to ensure the tile lines were consistent across the walls. We worked through the project challenges and he even added a bathroom vent in to the Master bath for appropriate humid air venting. Even after months of use, I see that Greg cares how the tile looks and performs. Greg also installed 2 bathroom vanities (the sink / cabinet) and the associated faucets in both bathrooms. I am now enjoying the new showers, and am seeing the results of the showers actually being quiet! No more loud noises as people shower! The shower actually drains great, without any squeeging of the floor! Plus , they look absolutely fantistic. The vanities work and look great!

I hired Greg to renovate a half bath that had a toilet that leaked, damaging the sub floor and…read morehardwoods in the hall. The first red flag was Greg's cartoonish quote for work. Greg is a smooth talker and made it seem like it would all be good. He said payment would be due upon completion although there was no mention of this in the "contract." Turns out "Remove vanity and install custom vanity" means ripping out the large existing vanity, sink, and huge mirror and then popping down the pedestal sink THAT I BOUGHT. Period. Red flag #2: When I asked Greg about the massive drywall damage, he said "Is it in the contract?" The agreement does say he does not cover drywall repair, but this was literally left in a demo state. On Day 2, while the entire floor was ripped up with the crawlspace exposed, Greg asked me for a check. I said I planned to pay him with a credit card and it would take me a few days to move money around to give him the equivalent of cash. Day 3 he walked off the job claiming non-payment. After I calmly explained that I could not be in non-payment because no payment was due, Greg came back the next day like nothing happened... All of the insulations under the half bath was wet so it had to go. Greg did not want anything to do with replacing it. I went out and bought insulation and installed it myself. Either Greg or his plumber, Drew, cracked the first sink basin during install. Luckily Home Depot replaced it with no questions and Drew came back and installed the new one. Drew was actually great. I did all of the leg work for the return, so don't expect Greg to actually stand by his work or take responsibility for mistakes. Greg made it clear he does not do hardwood floor repair and I was fine with that. Turns out, my hardwood flooring guy discovered that there was a strange strip of plywood sub floor installed to fill a gap that was not actually supported. We found out why when he pulled it up. See photos. Don't expect structural repairs to actually connect to other structural members. Don't expect your tile OR subfloor to be level or flat. Don't expect a professional job.