Tile for shower walls, ceilings, niches and benches, set on a flat, waterproofed surface with clean lines and tight joints.
Tile is the visible reward of a shower project, and the work that makes it last is mostly out of sight. Flat walls, correct mortar coverage, proper spacing and clean cuts are what separate a shower that looks sharp for decades from one that shows lippage, hollow tiles and cracked grout within a few years. Tile choices are wider than ever, from simple white subway to large-format porcelain, glass mosaic and natural stone. In Nashville, homeowners often start with a photograph of a shower they love, and we help translate it into a layout that works in their actual space.
We review your tile, check walls for flatness and plan the layout so cuts are balanced and patterns land evenly around niches, corners and the valve. We set tile with the right mortar and trowel for the tile size, use spacers and leveling aids where helpful and keep joints consistent. Ceilings, benches and curbs are tiled with the same care. After the mortar cures, we grout, clean and caulk the corners and transitions. We leave you with spare tile and care instructions for the grout you chose.
We plan where tiles start and end so cuts at corners and niches are balanced instead of leaving thin slivers.
Walls are checked and corrected before tile, because tile only looks as flat as the surface beneath it.
The right trowel and technique give full contact so tiles are not hollow and do not crack under use.
Corners and changes of plane get flexible caulk, not rigid grout, so small movement does not crack the finish.
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BeforeAfterA balanced plan.
A smooth base.
Full coverage.
Even joints.
Tidy details.
A finished shower.
Every topic has its own page with what to expect and how we approach it.
Topic guideShower Tile MaterialsPorcelain, ceramic, natural stone, glass and large-format slabs compared for grip, upkeep, durability and style.Learn more 
Topic guideShower Problems and CausesCracked grout, loose tile, leaks, mildew, slow drains, low pressure and temperature swings: what causes each and how…Learn more 
Top brandDaltileA Dallas-based tile maker with porcelain, ceramic, stone and mosaic tile sold through its own sales centers and…Learn more Enter shower size, niche and tile size to see how much tile, thinset, grout and waterproofing you need, with waste included.
You tell us what you want or what is wrong with the shower, and we set an estimate visit that fits your day.
We measure the shower, check the floor and walls for moisture and note repairs and options.
You get a plain written scope with materials, waterproofing and schedule, and help choosing tile and fixtures.
We protect your home, remove the old shower and repair any hidden damage so the new one has a sound base.
We set the pan, waterproof, tile or panel the walls, install glass and fixtures and test every connection.
We clean up, walk the finished shower with you, fix touch-ups and explain how to care for each surface.
Setting tile in an average shower often takes two to four days, plus cure time before grouting and use.
Sometimes, if it is sound and flat, but removal usually gives a better result and avoids thickness problems around fixtures.
Large tile has fewer grout lines. Small tile suits shower floors because it follows the slope. We help you match tile to each surface.
You can choose and buy your own or we can help source it. We plan quantities with a waste allowance either way.
Wait for the recommended cure time, seal if your grout requires it and clean with a pH-neutral cleaner.
Custom Tile Shower InstallationFully custom tile showers with your choice of tile, pattern, niche, bench and fixtures, built on a waterproof…Explore 
Large-Format Tile ShowersLarge porcelain tiles and slabs with thin grout lines, flat walls and careful handling for a sleek, easy-clean…Explore 
Subway and Pattern Tile ShowersClassic subway, herringbone, stacked and patterned tile layouts planned for balanced lines and a crisp finished look.Explore 
Grout and Caulk ReplacementRemove failed caulk and grout and replace it with fresh, properly matched material to stop leaks and mildew.Explore Tell us about your shower and we will call you back to set up a visit.
Or call (615) 357-7797 to talk now.
