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Love quarter rounds
26/01/2024

Love quarter rounds

Enjoyed the nice break in weather working outside with pops and our new friend Jinji
24/01/2024

Enjoyed the nice break in weather working outside with pops and our new friend Jinji

Enjoyed the nice break in weather with Pops and Jinji
24/01/2024

Enjoyed the nice break in weather with Pops and Jinji

Sister shower to the tub surround we did previously
23/12/2023

Sister shower to the tub surround we did previously

Misty blue handcrafted 4” ceramic. Got it right, got it tight. Very proud of how this turned out ...
10/12/2023

Misty blue handcrafted 4” ceramic. Got it right, got it tight. Very proud of how this turned out

So much texture in one photo
24/11/2023

So much texture in one photo

The layout is major key
16/11/2023

The layout is major key

Misery box Monday(Aka Soap Niche)
06/11/2023

Misery box Monday
(Aka Soap Niche)

Drain repair on someone else’s work…. Much better! Happy we were able to fix this mess.Swipe for After➡️before, a little...
01/11/2023

Drain repair on someone else’s work…. Much better!
Happy we were able to fix this mess.
Swipe for After➡️before, a little backwards but I don’t want that old tiled drain stinking up our feed 😂

Really wish the niche wasn’t prefabbed so it laid out full tiles, but it’ll do
19/10/2023

Really wish the niche wasn’t prefabbed so it laid out full tiles, but it’ll do

Floor grout was still wet, blends nicely when dry
12/10/2023

Floor grout was still wet, blends nicely when dry

Swipe to see before and after!According to our clients this tile floor was original to the home, built in the 1970's. A ...
19/09/2023

Swipe to see before and after!
According to our clients this tile floor was original to the home, built in the 1970's. A pretty substantial crack (about 1/2" wide) had formed over the years starting from the back slider, all the way to the other end of the room. They had a company come in and reinforce the cracked slab with metal and a filler. Luckily they had some extra tiles left over that they hung on to for decades in the garage.
Unfortunately, there wasn't enough tiles to completely replace the tiles that were removed by the company that fixed the crack. However, there was a few tiles that weren't completely broken. We scraped and ground the old mortar off the back of the tiles (a few tiles had chips unfortunately) and were able to set them in a place where a large rug goes that would cover it. It wasn't a perfect fix, but it exceeded our client's expectations. Moral of the story, always save extra tile and put them in a place where they won't have to be moved ever again.
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