Tile Installation in Burley, Idaho
Shower tile, floor tile, and backsplash. Set to last.
What B&N Does
Good tile work requires a flat, solid substrate, proper waterproofing in wet areas, and attention to layout and grout joints. B&N has tiled hundreds of showers, bathroom floors, and kitchen backsplashes across southern Idaho. We use cement board and waterproof membranes in showers and take the time to get the layout right before the first tile goes down.
What We Handle
- Tile shower surrounds and shower floors
- Bathroom floor tile
- Kitchen backsplash tile
- Large format tile installation
- Natural stone, ceramic, and porcelain
- Niche and shelf construction in showers
- Grout sealing
Common Questions
What tile is best for a shower in Idaho?
Porcelain is the most popular choice for shower tile in Idaho homes. It's dense, low-absorption, and holds up in the dry climate. Natural stone (marble, travertine) looks great but requires more maintenance. Brady will walk you through the pros and cons for your specific shower.
Can you install large format tile (24x24 and up)?
Yes. Large format tile requires a very flat substrate and proper back-buttering technique to avoid voids. B&N has experience installing large format tile on floors and shower walls.
How long before I can use a tile shower after installation?
The tile mortar needs 24 hours to set. Grout needs another 24 to 48 hours to cure. Most manufacturers recommend waiting 72 hours before the first shower use. We'll give you the specific cure time for the products we use.
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