Tile, hardwood, LVP, and full-home remodels across Boise and the Treasure Valley. Licensed, bonded, and remodeling Idaho homes since 2014.





Idaho contractor registration RCE-57919. Bonded, insured, and backed by a written 1-year workmanship warranty.
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Tile and hard-surface flooring — LVP, laminate, engineered, and solid hardwood — aren't side services. They're the craft we built the business on. Dead-flat substrates, laser-laid layouts, hand-cut transitions, and grout lines that line up across every threshold.


Every project runs through the same crew, the same standards, the same on-time finish — from a single backsplash to a whole-home renovation.

Floors, walls, showers, and feature surrounds in porcelain, ceramic, and natural stone.
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Schluter & Wedi waterproofed walk-ins, linear drains, and accessible designs.
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Hand-cut kitchen feature walls — subway, herringbone, picket, and slab.
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Electric radiant systems under tile — warm bathrooms all winter.
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Oak, walnut, hickory — installed, sanded, stained, and finished on site.
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Wide plank, wire-brushed, dimensionally stable for Idaho's dry winters.
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Waterproof LVP and SPC — basements, kitchens, baths, full main level.
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Premium AC5-rated laminate that holds up to dogs, kids, and Idaho boots.
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Curbless showers, freestanding tubs, heated floors, and timeless tile detailing.
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Custom cabinetry, stone counters, statement backsplashes, and floor-plan rework.
Explore kitchen remodelsMost remodels go sideways because of communication, not craftsmanship. We've engineered ours so that doesn't happen.
Read the full processWe visit your home, listen to your goals, and assess the actual conditions — no cost, no obligation.
Help picking tile, plank, layout, and finishes. We bring samples to your kitchen table.
A written, line-item proposal. No vague allowances. No mid-project change orders.
One dedicated crew, daily clean-up, and weekly progress walk-throughs with you.
Punch list closed before final payment. Backed by our 1-year written workmanship warranty.
Upload a photo. Pick a material — porcelain, white oak, LVP, herringbone. Get an AI-rendered preview of how it'll look in your space. Free, no credit card, no obligation. Then request a real estimate from our crew.
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We'll connect you with recent Treasure Valley homeowners whose scope matches yours, so you can ask them directly about schedule, cleanliness, and follow-through.
Idaho contractor registration RCE-57919 is public record. Look it up at the Idaho DOPL contractor search before you sign anything with us — or with anyone.
Cost ranges, timelines, permits, and the difference between LVP, laminate, engineered, and solid hardwood — answered plainly.
We're based in Star, Idaho and work primarily in Boise, Star, Meridian, and Eagle. We also serve Nampa, Caldwell, Kuna, Garden City, Middleton, Emmett, Mountain Home, and most of the Treasure Valley within roughly 60 miles of downtown Boise. If you're outside that ring, call and ask — we'll tell you honestly whether we're the right fit.
Tile installation (floors, walls, showers, backsplashes, heated floors), hard-surface flooring installation (solid hardwood, engineered hardwood, luxury vinyl plank, and laminate), bathroom remodels, kitchen remodels, and whole-home renovations. We do not install carpet.
Start with a free in-home consultation — usually 45 to 60 minutes. We measure, look at the real substrate and site conditions, talk through scope, and bring samples. You then receive a written, line-item proposal by email. There is no charge and no obligation for the consultation or the estimate.
Included: demolition and disposal, substrate and subfloor prep, waterproofing systems, setting materials, labor, trim and transitions, daily clean-up, and final punch-list work. Typically excluded and called out in writing: unknown conditions behind walls or under existing floors, structural repair, asbestos or lead abatement, plumbing or electrical relocations not in the agreed scope, and material upgrades you select after signing. If something is excluded, it is stated on the proposal — not hidden in a footnote.
Any change to scope, materials, or conditions is written up as a change order with its own price and schedule impact, and it needs your signature before we proceed. We don't perform extra work and invoice for it afterward.
We bring physical samples to your kitchen table and help you narrow tile, plank, grout color, layout, and trim. You can buy materials through us or supply your own — we'll tell you up front what we can and can't warranty on owner-supplied material, and we confirm quantities and lead times in writing before ordering.
A tile-only project such as a backsplash or a shower surround is usually 5–10 working days. Bathroom remodels typically run 3–6 weeks from demo to final walk-through. Kitchens run 6–10 weeks, mostly driven by cabinet lead times. Whole-home renovations are scheduled in phases. You get a phase-by-phase calendar before demolition starts.
Flooring and tile replacement inside an existing footprint usually doesn't require a permit. Remodels that relocate plumbing, alter structure, or add electrical (heated floors, for example) typically do. When a permit is required for work in our scope, we pull it and coordinate inspections with the local jurisdiction — you don't visit a counter.
Tile and flooring installation is performed by our own crew. Licensed trade partners handle regulated specialty work such as plumbing and electrical when a project requires it. Either way, one project manager from this company stays responsible for the schedule, the quality, and the warranty.
Yes. We hold Idaho contractor registration RCE-57919 and are bonded and insured. You can verify the registration yourself through the Idaho DOPL contractor search — we'd rather you did.
Every installation carries a written 1-year workmanship warranty, in addition to whatever manufacturer warranty applies to the tile, plank, or setting materials. If something we installed fails because of how we installed it, we come back and correct it at no charge inside that window.
Our work is primarily residential — owner-occupied homes, remodels, and rental or flip properties. We take on light commercial tile and flooring, such as an office or small retail space, when the scope fits our crew. Ask and we'll give you a straight answer rather than stretching.
Yes — the Projects page shows completed Treasure Valley work with the materials and scope described. During the consultation we can also walk you through photos of recent installs that match what you're planning.
Clear the work area and adjacent walkways, move breakables and wall art, plan for pets to be away from the work zone, and let us know about parking limits or HOA rules. We handle protection of floors and openings, dust containment, and daily clean-up. Your project manager sends a short prep list before start day.
As a market range, standard porcelain and ceramic typically run about $10–$25 per sq ft installed, natural stone about $18–$40 per sq ft, and fully waterproofed shower walls about $25–$55 per sq ft. Tile size, layout pattern, substrate prep, and waterproofing system move the number. These are planning ranges only — your fixed-price proposal after the in-home visit is the real number.
Typical Treasure Valley planning ranges: LVP about $5–$9/sq ft, laminate about $5–$8/sq ft, engineered hardwood about $9–$16/sq ft, and solid hardwood about $11–$18/sq ft, plus roughly $3–$5/sq ft for on-site sand and finish. Subfloor leveling, demolition, and stair nosings add to the total, and each appears as its own line on your quote.
LVP is fully waterproof and the safest choice for kitchens, baths, and basements. Laminate is wood-fiber based and very hard-wearing underfoot, but only water-resistant — not for wet areas. Engineered hardwood is real wood over a stable plywood core, refinishable once or twice, and handles Idaho's dry winters well. Solid hardwood lasts longest and refinishes many times, but doesn't belong in basements or wet rooms.
Upload a photo of your room, pick a material — porcelain tile, white oak, LVP — and the visualizer renders a concept preview of that material in your space. It's a design aid, not a promise of exact color or finish. It's currently in private beta; join the waitlist on the visualizer page.
Realistic 2026 pricing for tile, hardwood, LVP, laminate, kitchens, and baths in the Boise market.
ReadSolid vs engineered vs LVP vs laminate — what to pick for your room, your budget, your life.
ReadSubstrate prep, waterproofing systems, layout planning, and why grout color matters more than you think.
ReadWhat's required, what we handle, and what to expect from inspection day in Boise & Ada County.
ReadBased in Star, Idaho, working most days in Boise, Star, Meridian, and Eagle — and across the wider valley.
Free in-home consultations across the Treasure Valley. We'll bring tile, plank, and finish samples to your door.