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Tile Installers in Taylorsville, UT

Home base, and the middle of the valley.

  • One place to describe your project
  • Independent local installers do the work
  • No obligation to hire anyone
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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.

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No obligation, and no cost to ask. Prefer to talk? Call or text (385) 364-8062.

Taylorsville is where this site is based, and the housing here is a tile remodeler's bread and butter: ramblers and split entries built between the sixties and the eighties, most of them on their original bathrooms or their first update. The fiberglass tub surround, the small square floor tile with the dark grout, the shower pan that has started to move: these are the jobs that come up here week after week.

Areas we serve in Taylorsville

Requests come in from all over the city, from the neighborhoods around Valley Fair and the 4700 South corridor to the older Taylorsville-Bennion streets west of Redwood Road, and out to the newer pockets near the Jordan River and the Salt Lake Community College campus.

Questions

Frequently asked

Do you do tile work in Taylorsville?

Taylorsville Tile Co. does not do the work itself. It is a referral property: you describe the job, and we check whether an independent local installer is available for it. If one is, you deal with that installer directly from there.

What kinds of tile jobs come up most in Taylorsville?

Bathrooms, by a wide margin. The city's housing stock is largely ramblers and split entries from the sixties through the eighties, so a lot of it is on original or once-updated bathrooms. Tub surrounds, shower rebuilds, and small-format floor tile that has aged out are the common threads.

How fast can someone look at my tile job?

It depends on whether an installer is available for that kind of work at that time, which is the thing we check rather than promise. Availability is the honest answer, and it is better to hear it up front than to be told a date that does not hold.

Is asking free?

Yes. Describing the job and finding out whether an installer is available costs nothing and commits you to nothing. If an installer is available, any estimate comes from that installer, and you agree it with them directly.

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.