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TILES/BRICK IN NORTHERN TEXAS

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Step 1

Contact your expert contractors

Contact your expert contractors and begin your journey to a relaxingly great flooring.

Step 2

Book with us

Contact your reputable service as soon as possible.
Here’s the thing about flooring installation at NTRC: Once you step in, you don't want to go out.

Step 3

Discuss your best options

Our expert contractors will make sure you will get the best option you need for your tile/brick installation.

Step 4

Let's start the building

This will be the start of your new beginning, that will change your flooring experience forever.

Step 5

Let us help you compose

Step in to a home that will keep you safe and sound.

LET THE PROS DO THE JOB

Tile installation is a time-consuming and challenging task that often results in many messes and stress. Installing tile can be incredibly frustrating, especially if you have yet to experience the craft. You might end up making a huge mess or even damaging your walls in the process.

Let the experts of Northern Texas Roofing & Construction do everything for you.

We want to ensure that your tile installation is done correctly and to your satisfaction. We take pride in our work and go above and beyond to make sure you’re happy with the result.

Contact us today for a free estimate and quote consultation on your tile installation project!

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WHAT SETS US APART

NTRC feels proud when our clients rely on our services.
We prove to be their best choice to carry out construction work in the fields of new construction, expansion, and renovation.

At our company, we always put the customer first. We know that without satisfied customers, we wouldn't be in business for very long.
That's why we go above and beyond to make sure they're happy with our products and services.

Our installers and construction workers are experienced and certified to ensure the job is done right.
Our certifications include an A+ rating from the Better Business Bureau as well as being licensed, bonded, and insured!
Mr. Antonio Millan is a certified energy consultant in the trade and an expert in technical wood protection.

Our materials are provided by highest quality material companies.
With our experience and their materials, your construction will be handled with the best of care.

FAQs

Here are answers to the most popular questions we get from clients interested in getting Tile Installation:

What are rectified tiles?

All natural tiles vary slightly between production runs. Sizes change between batches and this means is that mixing and matching different production batches is seldom possible. Rectified tiles are deliberately made over size, and are then cut on a diamond saw at the factory to a common caliber. The square, saw-cut edges allow for finer narrower grout joints between tiles and result in a beautiful and contemporary finished look. Rectified calibration also means that rectified tiles will still work together when modular sizes are mixed. Rectified products have increased in popularity over recent times. Note that rectified tiles need to be installed on a good surface square and level, and your tile contractor should be experienced with the requirements for laying this type of product.

What is the difference between ceramic & porcelain tiles?

Ceramic tiles have been around for over 2000 years. They typically have a white or red clay biscuit with some form of glaze on top. Porcelain tile cost more than ordinary ceramic tile because you are getting a superior product. Porcelain tile requires the finest natural ingredients and a rigidly controlled manufacturing process that utilizes the most advanced processes and technology. Porcelain tiles are made from an extremely finely powdered clay tablet that is pressed under enormous pressure and heat - several hundred degrees hotter than ceramics.

Porcelain tiles are much harder and more dense than ceramic tiles. This allows porcelain tiles to be made in very large formats that would be impossible to achieve in a ceramic tile. Porcelain tiles will also often have a colored biscuit that matches the surface glaze, or have a color and pattern that extends all the way through the tile. This avoids the common problem with ceramics where the glaze gets chipped and exposes the color of the clay biscuit underneath.

What is the difference between glazed and unglazed tiles?

Glazed tiles are made the same as unglazed except that a glass layer called a glaze is fused to its' surface by means of tremendous heat. The glaze provides an unlimited array of colors and designs. The glaze also protects the tile from staining. Unglazed tiles are true inlays. Unglazed tiles are very similar to glazed tile, except that their surface is not coated. Unglazed ceramic tiles do not show wear because their color extends throughout the tile, making them ideal for commercial applications.

What is the difference between wall and floor tiles?

Wall tiles, because they are not intended to be load bearing are typically thinner, lighter and softer than floor tiles. Wall tile glazes are not designed to handle the abrasive forces from foot traffic. Increasingly, floor tiles are being applied to walls and this is no problem so long as the walls are strong enough to support their weight and proper ceramic tile installation methods are used. However, it is not usual to recommend using wall tiles in floor applications.

How do you clean ceramic tiles?

Cleaning tiles is simple. Wipe tile with a damp sponge or mop, using a small amount of soap-less detergent in warm water. Heavy duty cleaning can be accomplished with a bleach and water solution. Avoid abrasive household cleaners, which will scratch your tile.