Tile Installation in Fairfield County, CT
Tile is the trade Cross Tiles was built on. As a dedicated tile contractor serving Fairfield County, we install porcelain, ceramic, marble, natural stone, mosaic, and large-format tile across floors, walls, showers, and backsplashes. Where it counts most, the work is invisible: a planned layout, a properly prepped substrate, waterproofing in wet areas, and grout lines that run dead straight. That is the difference between tile that looks good on day one and tile that still looks perfect a decade later.
Everything this service covers
- Porcelain and ceramic floor and wall tile
- Natural stone: marble, travertine, slate
- Mosaic and decorative accent tile
- Shower and wet-area tile with full waterproofing
- Kitchen and bathroom backsplashes
- Substrate prep, layout, and tile removal
A clear, proven process
On-Site Consultation
We assess the space, talk through tile, layout, and grout options, and put a clear free estimate in writing.
Prep & Layout
Substrate checked and prepped, wet areas waterproofed, and the layout snapped out before setting.
Set & Grout
Tile set level with even spacing, then grouted, cleaned, and sealed for a lasting finish.
Walkthrough
We inspect every line and edge with you and leave the space clean.
Tile Installation questions, answered
What types of tile do you install?
We install porcelain, ceramic, marble, natural stone, mosaic, large-format tile, and gauged porcelain panels (GPTP) on floors, walls, showers, and backsplashes.
Do you waterproof before tiling showers?
Always. Showers and wet areas get a full waterproofing system over a prepped substrate before any tile is set. It is the most critical part of a lasting installation, and we never skip it.
Do you remove existing tile?
Yes. Demolition and tile removal are part of many of our projects. We tear out the old, prep the substrate, and set the new tile properly.
Ready for your tile installation project?
Get a free, no-pressure estimate from Cross Tiles. Tell us what you have in mind and we'll handle the rest, from concept to creation.
