CUSTOM TILE COSTS

Upfront Prices on Tile

If you’re worried about the cost of your tile or stone project, stop. At Carlson Tile, we offer tile in a wide range of prices so we can find the tile you want at a price that won’t break your budget. There are literally thousands of options, so we’re sure we can help you narrow it down to several choices that will fit your budget. We start with an in-home consultation.

Our tile expert will sit down with you and find out what your needs are, measure your area to be tiled, and give you a rough idea of the price. Once you choose your specific tile style, we can tell you up-front what the cost will be. That way there are no surprises. It’s part of our Satisfaction Guarantee. We make sure you’re satisfied with the price as well as the work.

Tile Experts

Because we are the tile or stone experts and we’ve worked in the industry for over 36 years, we know tile. That’s why we can tell you with confidence that we will find a way to get you the look you want and stay within your budget. For example, say you have your heart set on granite tile. Then you find out that natural stone tile, like granite, is more expensive than ceramic or porcelain tile and it puts the project outside your budget limitations. That’s when our expert tile installer will tell you about the less expensive versions that ceramic and porcelain tile manufacturers offer that mimic the look of granite and are not only less expensive but more durable to boot.

That’s just one example, but our goal is to make you happy and our knowledge of the tile industry, installation process and options available will help you achieve the look AND stay within budget. Tile floors and walls are one of the best investments you can make in your home because they are durable enough to last for decades and have a timeless beauty that stays in style just as long.

Call us for more information or a free in-home consultation. We’ll be glad to help you make decisions and get you a price you can afford. If you’re trying to decide whether or not to install tile in your home, the chart below will help give you a ballpark idea of the costs involved.