Kitchen and front hallway tile
JBG Tile did a great job of installing our 12x24" porcelain tile in our kitchen and front hallway.
The space is open to the living and dining area so the tile abuts to the hardwood, several doorways, some carpeting, etc. It was important to me that we minimized the height difference between the different flooring types and not use the wood-style transition strips. In addition, given that our house is approximately 50 years old, the underlying subfloor was very uneven. We had chosen 12x24" tile which, as Loreto explained, would be more difficult to install over our uneven subfloor without some lipping occurring. Despite all of these factors making for not the easiest of jobs, we felt that the team did a great job in minimizing lipping and matching the height of the tile to the existing hardwood.
To help match the height differences, they installed a stone transition (which looks quite nice in our space). After the initial installation day we noticed that a couple of the stone pieces were cracked/uneven but JBG was quick to send somebody over to fix them. Overall, we are happy with the results and may call on JBG again for our future bathroom renos.
- Approximate cost of services:
- $2,000.00
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- Company Response
Thank you Sarah, was a pleasure working with you. I myself was very pleased with the end result after facing alot of obstacles.