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CCS Remodeling Pros transform homes with expert craftsmanship and innovative design.

We're committed to quality and customer satisfaction, turning your vision into reality.

11/03/2026

See all those yellow wheels? They are not decoration — they are how a big tile stays flat. Large marble-look tiles bow a hair in the middle, so one edge can sit higher than its neighbor. That is lippage, and you feel it barefoot and see it every time light hits the wall. The leveling system pulls each tile flush while the mortar sets, so the grout lines run straight across the corner — even around both black hex niches and the bench. It takes longer. It is also why the finished shower reads like one sheet of stone. Planning a bathroom remodel? Free estimate — CCS. Remodeling Pros.

11/03/2026

That pebble floor feels amazing — if it is sloped and sealed right. 🪨 A pebble shower floor has hundreds of little grout joints, and every one of them drinks water. So two things decide whether it lasts: the slope under the pebbles, pitched steady to the drain so nothing puddles in the corners, and sealer over the whole floor once the grout cures — pebble floors need resealing way more often than big tile. Skip either one and you get dark grout, loose stones and that musty smell nobody can find. Done right, it is the best-feeling floor in the house. Planning a bathroom remodel? Free estimate — CCS. Remodeling Pros.

11/02/2026

That green line across the ceiling is not decoration — it is the plan. Before a single can light gets cut, we shoot a laser off the island so the lights land centered over the counter, not over the walkway. Center them on the room instead and you end up cooking in your own shadow, with the edge of the island in the dark. Same thinking everywhere in this kitchen: outlets roughed into the end of the island before the stone went on, sink and faucet set before the final walk. Little alignments you only notice when they are wrong. Planning a kitchen? Free estimate — CCS. Remodeling Pros.

11/02/2026

See all that red? That is the part nobody sees — and the part that saves the shower. Tile and grout are NOT waterproof. Water passes through slowly, every single shower. The red membrane rolled on behind the tile is the real waterproofing: it seals the board, the corners and around the niche so moisture never reaches the framing. Skip it and you get mold and rot you only find when the floor starts feeling soft. Here Caleb is setting the first tile rows over it, level and tight. Building a shower? Ask your contractor what is behind the tile before you ask about the tile. Free estimate — CCS. Remodeling Pros.

11/01/2026

🧱 See those neat rows in the thinset on the right? That is not decoration — that is the whole floor warranty.

Large-format tile needs the mortar combed in ONE straight direction, so the ridges collapse evenly and air escapes instead of getting trapped. Comb in swirls and you get hollow spots under the tile — the ones that crack the first time something heavy rolls over them.

In a wet room like this bathroom, pros aim for near-total coverage and back-butter the big tiles too. The yellow leveling caps keep the faces flush, but coverage underneath is what makes the floor last.

Planning a kitchen or bathroom remodel? Free estimate — send us a message and let's walk your project.

10/31/2026

🪛 Anybody can get a kitchen to 90 percent. The pros are the ones who finish the last 10.

Look at this one: cabinets in, stone on, sink and faucet live, subway tile up. What is left is the stuff nobody posts — outlet covers, caulk lines, filler strips, doors leveled so every gap matches. Skip that list and a brand-new kitchen looks "almost done" forever.

Before the final check on any remodel, walk it with painter's tape and tag every detail. Good contractors love that walk — it is how we prove the work.

Planning a kitchen or bathroom remodel? Free estimate — send us a message and let's walk your project.

10/31/2026

✂️ Measure twice, cut once is not a saying — it is the whole paycheck on tile day.

Look at Caleb's bench: every cut gets measured, marked and scored before it snaps. One steady score, one clean break. Rush it, press halfway or learn on the good tile, and you burn through boxes — and this tile is not cheap to replace mid-job.

Those little offcuts on the left are not trash either: they become the edge pieces and corners, planned in order so the pattern never runs out at the last wall.

Planning a kitchen or bathroom remodel? Free estimate — send us a message and let's walk your project.

10/30/2026

🚽 That little metal ring in the middle of the floor decides whether your toilet rocks for the next 20 years.

It is the toilet fl**ge, and its height has to be planned BEFORE the tile goes down: it should sit right on top of the finished floor. Too low and the wax ring never seals — slow leak, rotted subfloor, mystery smell. Too high and the toilet rocks and cracks the seal anyway.

And look at the wall on the left: those yellow clips are leveling the big tiles one by one so no corner sticks up to catch a bare foot at 2 AM.

Planning a kitchen or bathroom remodel? Free estimate — send us a message and let's walk your project.

10/30/2026

🤍 White up, dark down — the oldest trick for a small kitchen, and it still works.

White uppers bounce the window light around and make the ceiling feel higher. Dark lowers ground the room, hide the everyday scuffs where feet and buckets live, and make that countertop line look sharp. Two tones, one small kitchen that feels twice as wide.

But look under the sink before you fall in love with the colors: this is the stage where plumbing, panels and pull-outs get checked — once the counter and appliances close everything in, a loose fitting turns into a tear-out.

Planning a kitchen or bathroom remodel? Free estimate — send us a message and let's walk your project.

10/28/2026

🚿 That bright red coat is the most important part of this shower — and you will never see it again once the tile goes up.

Tile and grout are NOT waterproof. Water gets through every grout line, every day. What actually protects the walls and floor is this waterproofing membrane underneath: every seam, corner and screw head sealed, the niche coated extra carefully, and the pan protected while it cures.

Skip a corner or rush the coats and the shower looks perfect for a year — then the wall behind it rots in silence. Ask any remodeler one question before tile day: can I see the waterproofing first?

Planning a bathroom remodel? Free estimate — send us a message and let's walk your project.

Address

3790 Hauck Road, Suite 2
Cincinnati, OH
45241

Telephone

+18596388369

Website

http://www.ccsproroofing.com/, http://www.ccsprostone.com/

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