Bathroom tile installation

Bathroom tile installed with waterproofing first.

Shower surrounds, tub walls, floors, niches, and backsplashes, with wet areas waterproofed before tile goes on the wall.

Finished bathroom tile floor installed in a Rhode Island home

Tile work for bathrooms and wet areas

Pretty tile does not matter if water gets behind it. We focus on the prep, waterproofing, slope, and layout before the finish tile.

  • Bathroom floors, shower surrounds, tub walls, and backsplashes
  • Waterproofing for wet walls and shower pans before tile is set
  • Porcelain, ceramic, natural stone, niches, benches, and trim details
  • Written quote after we see the space

Real bathroom tile work

Preparation, layout, and finish are all visible in the result.

Bathroom tile has to manage water and still land cleanly at tubs, walls, fixtures, and transitions. These are real Cook Flooring project photos.

Bathroom before Cook Flooring tile renovation work
The existing bathroom before surface preparation and new tile work.
Finished shower wall tile with clean grout lines
Finished shower tile with deliberate layout through the wet-area walls.
Finished bathroom floor tile installed by Cook Flooring
Bathroom floor tile finished around the room edges and fixed fixtures.

Bathroom tile questions

The finished tile is only as dependable as the preparation beneath it.

Do you waterproof wet areas before installing tile?

Yes. Wet walls and shower areas are prepared and waterproofed before finish tile is installed.

What bathroom tile work do you handle?

We install bathroom floors, shower surrounds, tub walls, backsplashes, niches, benches, and trim details using porcelain, ceramic, and natural stone.

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