We install custom tile floors for high-end remodels and new construction across Austin, from West Lake Hills and Tarrytown out to Lakeway and Lake Travis. We excel at everything from large-format porcelain in a kitchen, to natural stone bathroom floors, design-heavy entryways, patterned center pieces, bordered living rooms, heated floors under tile, mosaic bands at thresholds, fitting transitions and more. Custom Tile of Austin has been leading the craft of tile installation since 1983 — expertly installing tile floors in homes for homeowners, interior designers, general contractors and architects across Austin.

The Kinds of Tile Floors We Install

A tile floor is the most worked-over surface in a room, and the material and format set the tone for everything else in it. Most of the projects we run land in one of these categories:

• Kitchen floors: Large-format porcelain (12x24 and up), natural stone, and time-tested classic tile designs in primary kitchens. Often coordinated with the backsplash material and cabinet finish so the floor doesn't fight the rest of the room.

• Bathroom floors: Smaller-format porcelain or stone on the floor, coordinated with the shower and tub surround. Slip-resistant finishes specified on wet zones.

• Primary suite and bedroom floors: Natural stone or high-end wood-look porcelain in widths and lengths that mimic plank flooring, installed in planned offsets.

• Entryways and mudrooms: Porcelain or stone selected for high traffic, slip resistance, and durability against water and grit.

• Whole-house tile floors: Continuous tile across kitchen, dining, living, and entry, typically large-format porcelain or natural stone with carefully planned movement joints.

• Large-format floors: 24x48 porcelain and larger installations with minimal joint counts demanding expert substrate prep.

How We Install a Tile Floor That Lasts

A tile floor fails in three ways: cracks (traced to substrate movement or poor underlayment), lippage (adjacent tiles sitting at different heights), and grout failure (from skipping movement joints or using improper products). Every floor we install starts with substrate flattening, uncoupling membranes, and high-performance mortars engineered for Central Texas climate cycles.