135 Ignico Dr, Warner Robins

Tile first, then the room around it.

Peter sets tile for a living, and most of the rest of the work follows from that: the floor that meets the shower, the kitchen next door, the drywall and paint that finish the room. Here is how each job runs, starting at the wall nobody sees.

Core craft
Tile showers and bathrooms, kitchen tile, backsplash, granite and stone
Around it
LVP, laminate and hardwood, drywall, paint, insulation, staircases
Where
Warner Robins, Bonaire, Centerville, Kathleen, Byron, Perry
Estimates
Free. Call or text (478) 334-9344, Monday to Friday, 8 to 5
Finished tiled shower with travertine-look field tile, a teal glass hex band, three stacked niches and a tiled pan

Tile showers and bathrooms

A shower is only as good as the wall behind it

Grout and tile shed water, they do not stop it. So the walls are taken back to the studs and boarded in Schluter KERDI-BOARD, the seams sealed, before a single tile goes on.

Then come the niches, the tiled pan, the tile itself, and last the hardware and glass doors. Annette Solis said Peter tiled her shower, installed the hardware and sliding glass doors, and left the place clean. That is the whole job, start to finish, by one crew.

See how a shower rebuild runs, layer by layer

Flooring installation

Carpet out, subfloor checked, planks down

Old carpet comes up, and then the subfloor gets looked at before anything new is laid. That is the step that decides whether a floor stays quiet and flat.

The crew lays Quick-Step LVP, laminate and hardwood, and Joel Aguilar had one job cover more than one trade at once: shower redone in tile, carpet removed, flooring installed, drywall fixed, and everything painted afterward.

How a floor goes down

Installer on his knees laying Quick-Step LVP planks over a stripped subfloor
Grey and white checkerboard tile floor laid on the diagonal

Kitchen tile, backsplash and stone

Floors set on the diagonal, backsplashes and stone

A checkerboard floor only looks right if the first lines are laid true. Kitchen floors, backsplashes and granite or stone get the same care the shower walls do.

“Peter and Daniel did an excellent job laying the tile for our kitchen renovation. If I find I need their services in the future, I will certainly call them. I highly recommend them.”
Hilton Coman, Google review

Kitchen tile and stone in detail

Home repair and remodeling

Someone else’s unfinished job, finished right

Drywall, paint, insulation and staircase rebuilds are on Peter’s jobs because a room is rarely only tile. Sometimes the call is to undo a problem someone else left behind.

“Peter was such a a blessing to us in fixing someone else's mistakes. He was always on time, competitively priced, and always did what he promised. We will definitely use him again and recommend him to all our friends and associates.”
Lisa Parkins, Google review
Two crew members rebuilding a staircase with new LVP on the main level

Send a photo of what is there now. Peter will tell you what it takes to put it right, and the same crew can finish the floor and the tile around it. Home repair and remodeling in detail.

Membranes, estimates, other people’s mistakes

What Houston County homeowners ask Peter first

A Schluter KERDI-BOARD membrane. The boards go up on the studs, the seams are sealed, and only then does tile go on. Grout and tile are not waterproof on their own; the membrane is what keeps water out of the wall.

Yes. Free estimates are printed on the crew's own work shirts. Call or text (478) 334-9344, and a photo of the room helps Peter give you a firmer number.

Yes. Carpet removal followed by LVP, laminate or hardwood is regular work for the crew, and the subfloor gets looked at once the carpet is up, before anything new goes down.

Yes. One of their Google reviews is from a homeowner who called Peter in to fix someone else's mistakes. Send photos of what is there now and he will tell you what it takes to put it right.

Yes. Drywall repair, painting, insulation during a renovation and staircase rebuilds are all on their jobs, so one crew can finish the room around the new floor or shower.

Monday to Friday, 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM, closed weekends. The shop address is 135 Ignico Dr, Warner Robins, GA 31093, and the crew works across Houston County.

More on the crew and the shop is on the about page, and the blog walks through tile and flooring questions in more detail.

Free estimates, Monday to Friday

Send Peter a photo of the room

A picture of the old shower, the carpet or the half-finished wall gets you a firmer number and a straight answer on what is underneath it.

Call or text (478) 334-9344