Tile Installation in Capitol View
Bathroom, kitchen, and floor tile for Capitol View's older homes and ongoing renovations.
Capitol View sits south of West End along Metropolitan Parkway, and its housing stock is a mix of post-war ranch homes and smaller craftsman bungalows built before World War II. Many of these homes are mid-renovation, with owners who have updated kitchens and bathrooms incrementally. Tile work in Capitol View often involves working alongside other trades or matching into existing finishes.
Services Available in Capitol View
- Residential Tile Installation
- Bathroom & Shower Tile
- Commercial Tile Installation
- Kitchen Backsplash
Projects in Capitol View
Gray Marble Tub Surround
Capitol View bathroom remodel
Large-Format Living Room Floor
Capitol View floor installation
Herringbone Kitchen Backsplash
Capitol View kitchen updateHow a Job in Capitol View Goes
Capitol View FAQ
Capitol View has a lot of ranch homes. Are slab foundations easier to tile over?
Concrete slabs are generally more stable than wood subfloors for tile, but they have their own issues. Older slabs in Capitol View can have settled or cracked over the years. Before setting tile on a slab, we check for any significant cracks and apply a crack isolation membrane if needed. This decouples the tile from minor slab movement and prevents cracks from transferring up through the tile over time.
I want to convert my tub to a walk-in shower. Is that common in Capitol View homes?
Tub-to-shower conversions are one of the more common jobs we do in Capitol View. The existing tub alcove becomes a shower footprint, which typically runs 30 to 32 inches deep and 60 inches wide. We handle the pan build, waterproofing, and full tile installation. The plumbing rough-in is separate, and we coordinate with a plumber if you need one. We can give you a tile-only quote and a full-scope estimate depending on how far along your planning is.
Do Capitol View projects require permits for bathroom tile work?
Tile-only installation does not typically require a permit in Atlanta. If the job involves moving or adding plumbing, a plumbing permit is required. If you are converting a tub to a shower and the drain needs to move, that portion of the work needs a permit pulled by a licensed plumber. We can help clarify the scope when we look at your project.