Service area
Tile Installers in Millcreek, UT
East bench brick homes, and remodels that are meant to last.
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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.
Millcreek is mostly mid-century brick homes on the east bench, many of them well kept and on their second or third owner. The tile work here skews toward considered remodels rather than quick updates: full bathroom rebuilds, natural stone, and detail work where the homeowner has thought about the tile for a while before calling anyone.
Areas we serve in Millcreek
Requests come from across the city, from the streets below the mouth of Millcreek Canyon and the neighborhoods around 3300 South and 3900 South, over to the older blocks near Highland Drive and the west side of the city toward State Street.
Services covered in Millcreek
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
Is natural stone a common choice in Millcreek?
It comes up more here than in most of the valley. Stone is a different install than porcelain: it is more variable, it often needs sealing, and some stones are sensitive to the setting material used behind them. Those are worth discussing with an installer before the material is bought.
What does a mid-century Millcreek home usually need first?
An honest look at the substrate and at how square the room actually is. Homes of that era are generally solidly built but not perfectly flat by modern tile standards, and large-format tile in particular exposes that.
Can a bathroom be rebuilt rather than just retiled?
That is most of the work here. A full rebuild means the tile, the waterproofing, and usually other trades in sequence, which is a different project to manage than a surface update. The installer's scope is the tile portion of it.
How much does a tile remodel cost in Millcreek?
It depends on the scope, the material, and how much of the room is being rebuilt rather than resurfaced, and stone changes the number again. 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.