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Installing tile in a kitchen is a precision job, improperly leveled beds, improper grout gaps, or using substandard tiles and/or adhesive can result in cracked tile and failed floors in a matter of months. Installing kitchen tile begins with a leveled and primed subfloor, before any tile is laid. We install both ceramic tile kitchen flooring and porcelain kitchen tiles to help you select the appropriate material for your kitchen floor based on your design needs, traffic and moisture exposure. The details are what make a good tile job great. Call us for Kitchen Tile Flooring Installation in New Jersey (NJ).
If the tiles are cracked, if there are empty spaces, if the edges are coming up off the floor, if the grout isn’t cleaning, then it’s time to replace your kitchen floor. Our Kitchen Tile Floor Replacement in New Jersey (NJ) isn’t just about replacing the damaged tiles; it’s about bringing your kitchen back to its former glory. Removing all of the old materials down to the subfloor, diagnosing and fixing any problems and installing new tile that will bond and function properly. We handle full kitchen tile renovation services from demo to grouting to final sealing giving you a finished floor that looks sharp and holds up without the recurring repair calls.
Tile looks simple until something goes wrong, lippage between tiles, grout that cracks within weeks, or patterns that drift off-center halfway across the floor. These issues are avoided by our Professional Kitchen Tile Installers in New Jersey (NJ) by planning the layout, using the correct thinset and technique during the entire installation process. We are kitchen tile flooring professionals and handle large format tiles, complex mosaic designs and everything in between. Our kitchen floor remodelers know what we’re doing, and we aren’t just rolling out the tile, we know how to do it, including how to deal with transitions, thresholds, and trouble spots that other crews miss.
Right now, large format tiles with a 24×24 or even 48×24 size are taking over kitchen floors, giving a seamless and large appearance and less grout lines to keep clean. Rectified porcelain in concrete and stone look is very popular as it gives a high-end look at a fraction of the price of the natural stone. Rather than polished surfaces, which reveal all wear and tear in a bustling kitchen, matte and satin finishes are taking the place. The encaustic style is becoming popular again for kitchen accents, particularly in front of islands or ranges. Two tone grout that contrasts with the tile is also becoming a more conscious design element than an afterthought.
Tile is a very versatile flooring option for a kitchen. Totally waterproof, so spills and splashes are not a problem, there will be no swelling, warping or staining of the material itself. Porcelain and ceramic tile is also very hard-wearing and resistant to the scratches caused by the chair legs being dragged and dropped utensils. It is easy to clean because tiles do not collect grease like softer flooring materials do, nor will it collect bacteria. Tile also does not compress or shift with the passage of time when heavy appliances are placed on it. Unlike the hardwood or carpet, tile is not damaged by constant wet mopping, and this makes a kitchen’s maintenance actually low effort.
For years, Home Plus Designs has been working to complete tile work projects throughout Bergenfield, Tenafly, Englewood, Paramus, Teaneck, New Milford, NJ , and this is one of our strengths. Our tile installers are not just general laborers; they are craftsmen who spend their days installing tiles and take pride in their precision and neatness. We don't fool anyone around here. When we start a project, we know exactly the timeline it will need, we know exactly how much material it will need, and we know exactly what it will need. We do what we say we will do – we show up, do quality work, and leave the place cleaner than we found it – that's why Bergenfield, Tenafly, Englewood, Paramus, Teaneck, New Milford, NJ homeowners come back to us.
Most kitchen tile installations are completed within two to three days, including subfloor prep, tile setting, grouting, and final sealing.
Porcelain is denser and more water-resistant than ceramic, making it the better choice for high-traffic kitchens with frequent spills and moisture exposure.
Yes if matching tiles are available, we can replace individual damaged tiles cleanly without disturbing the surrounding floor area.
Absolutely. Grout sealing is a standard part of our process; it protects against staining and keeps your kitchen floor looking fresh much longer.
Yes, large tiles actually make small kitchens look bigger by reducing grout lines and creating a more open, continuous floor surface.