Service area
Tile Installers in Midvale, UT
Historic Main Street homes, and new construction at Bingham Junction.
- One place to describe your project
- Independent local installers do the work
- No obligation to hire anyone
Check local availability
Tell us about your tile project. We review each request by hand and, if an independent local installer is available, we put you in touch. Submitting does not guarantee availability.
We do not do the work. Independent local tile installers do, and you contract directly with the one you choose.
Midvale holds two extremes close together. Around historic Main Street the homes are small and old, some of the oldest housing in this part of the valley, while Bingham Junction has brought a large amount of new residential onto redeveloped ground nearby. A tile installer here goes from a hundred-year-old bathroom to a nearly new one in the same week.
Areas we serve in Midvale
Requests come from the older neighborhoods around Main Street and Midvale City Park, the streets along the State Street and 7200 South corridors, and the newer residential at Bingham Junction and Jordan Bluffs.
Services covered in Midvale
Local tile services
Showers
Walk-in showers, pans, niches, and benches, waterproofed before the tile goes on.
Tub surrounds
Trading a fiberglass surround for tile, or retiling one that has gone tired.
Kitchen backsplashes
Subway, mosaic, slab, and stone, cut clean around outlets and the range.
Tile floors
Entries, kitchens, baths, laundry rooms, and whole main levels.
Wood-look tile
Porcelain planks with the look of wood and none of the water problem.
Fireplaces
Surrounds, hearths, and full-height walls around a fireplace.
Repair and regrout
Cracked tile, failed grout, loose corners, and the leak nobody found yet.
Mosaic and accents
Bands, niches, pebble floors, and the detail that makes the room.
Stairs
Treads, risers, landings, and the nosing detail that makes them safe.
Tear-out and prep
Getting the old floor out and the substrate ready for what goes on next.
Heated floors
Electric mat or cable set under the tile, most often in a bathroom.
Patios and steps
Patios, porches, and entry steps, built for a Utah freeze-thaw winter.
Questions
Frequently asked
Can very old Midvale homes take tile?
Generally yes, but the assumptions change. Older homes are more likely to have out-of-square rooms, sloping floors, and substrates that were never meant for tile, so the prep is a larger share of the job than the tile is. That gets assessed on site rather than guessed at.
What should I expect in a home near Main Street?
Surprises behind the surface more often than not. In housing of that age the layers underneath and the condition of the framing are rarely known until something comes up, which is why an installer looking at it in person matters more here than in a newer house.
Is tile work in the newer Bingham Junction homes simpler?
Usually the prep is, because the floors are flatter and there is no history of old flooring to remove. The trade-offs tend to be access and HOA logistics in attached housing rather than anything about the tile itself.
How much does tile cost in Midvale?
It depends heavily on the age of the home, because prep is the variable rather than the tile. Taylorsville Tile Co. does not set prices. If an independent local installer is available for your job, that installer gives you their own estimate and you agree it directly with them before any work starts.
Ready to tell us about your tile project?
Tell us the job and we will check whether an independent local installer is available. No obligation.