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Tile Contractor in Grand Rapids, MI

Tile Contractor in Grand Rapids, MI

Indoor tile for kitchens, floors, fireplaces, and accent walls — book now for winter. No weather delays, easier scheduling, same precision craftsmanship since 1948.

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What Grand Rapids Customers Say

5.0 Based on 15 reviews
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Dan Salvati

"My team has partnered with several different masons over the years, but Adam Baker Masonry has quickly become our first choice. Their responsiveness, professionalism, and quality are top notch. From small repairs to large installations, their team has proven to be knowledgeable and qualified to deliver for our clients!"

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Robert Bockheim

"Adam Baker and team build a new chimney for us in 2024. They were very helpful in planning, design and material selection. Their workmanship is outstanding. They are great at communicating when and how the work was going. They were delightful to work with. I would recommend them for any masonry project. We are having them back in 2026 for another project on our home."

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Scott Formsma

"We have used Adam and his team for many years on our custom homes and remodels. They are always wonderful to work with, and the workmanship is outstanding!"

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Brad Pastoor

"Adam Baker Masonry does exception work. We have worked with them on numerous high profile projects and they consistently do high quality work and are great to work with. I would recommend them on residential and commercial projects."

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Jeff Powers

"Adam Baker Masonry did fantastic work on our custom fireplace. Professional, timely, and very high quality. Highly recommend ABM!"

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Trish Williams

"Adam Baker and his team of Mason's are incredible! Their work is pristine! I would recommend them for any stonework!"

About Our Tile Contractor Services

Good tile work is one of those things you notice when it is done wrong. Uneven grout lines, lippage between tiles, cracked corners on a fireplace surround — it all comes down to who installed it. At Adam Baker Masonry, tile is part of our trade. We have been setting tile across Grand Rapids and West Michigan for three generations.

We handle a full range of tile work — design consultation, kitchen backsplash installation, full kitchen tile, large-format porcelain floors, accent walls, fireplace refacing, plus tile and grout repair as part of larger projects. Whether you are upgrading your kitchen, tiling an entryway, or refacing a fireplace with marble-look porcelain, we bring the same level of precision and care to every job.

Michigan homes deal with temperature swings and heavy foot traffic. That means tile installations need proper substrate prep, the right thinset for the application, and careful leveling to prevent cracking and lippage. We do not cut corners on what goes under the tile, because that is what makes the difference between a floor that lasts five years and one that lasts fifty.

Every tile project we do starts with an honest assessment of your substrate. Is the subfloor flat enough for large-format tile? Does the concrete have cracks that need addressing before tile goes down? Is the wall properly backed for the tile size you want? These questions get answered at the consultation, not mid-project. We build accurate estimates because we look at the actual conditions before we quote.

Tile is also one of the best indoor investments you can make as a West Michigan homeowner. It outlasts hardwood, laminate, and vinyl by decades in high-traffic areas, adds real perceived value to kitchens and living rooms, and requires almost no maintenance after installation. A quality tile backsplash or floor will still look the same in twenty years as it did the day we finished — with no repainting, refinishing, or replacement cycles to worry about.

Frequently Asked Questions

What factors affect a tile installation project?

Tile size, pattern complexity, and substrate preparation all influence the scope. Large-format tiles require a flatter subfloor and more precise installation. Kitchen backsplash projects are typically simpler than full floor tile installations. We provide free estimates for every tile project.

What type of tile is best for kitchen floors?

Porcelain tile is the best choice for kitchen floors in Michigan. It absorbs almost no water, resists scratches from dropped cookware, and handles heavy foot traffic without showing wear. We recommend matte or textured finishes for slip resistance.

How long does a tile installation take?

A kitchen backsplash takes one to two days. A kitchen floor typically runs two to four days. A fireplace refacing takes three to five days. Larger floor projects vary based on square footage and pattern complexity.

Do you do tile repair and replacement?

Yes — but only as part of a larger tile project in the same home. We repair cracked tiles, replace damaged sections, regrout worn joints, and fix failing installations. In many cases, we can source matching tile to blend with your existing work. Standalone repair calls aren't something we typically take on.

Do you install tile in showers or wet areas?

No. We install tile in water-resistant areas like kitchen backsplashes, wet bars, laundry rooms, accent walls, fireplace surrounds, and floors. Shower pans, tub surrounds, and other fully waterproofed wet areas need specialized waterproofing work that we don't take on.

What is the difference between porcelain and ceramic tile?

Both are fired clay products, but porcelain is denser, harder, and absorbs far less water than ceramic. Porcelain is the better choice for floors and high-traffic areas. Ceramic works well for dry wall applications like kitchen backsplashes. We discuss the right material for each application during the estimate.

How much does tile installation cost in Grand Rapids?

Tile installation cost depends on the scope — backsplash, floor, accent wall, or fireplace refacing — the tile selected, the amount of substrate preparation required, and the complexity of the layout. We provide free, detailed estimates for every tile project. Call (616) 612-1284 or fill out the contact form to schedule a consultation.

Can tile be installed over existing tile?

Sometimes, with caveats. Installing new tile over existing tile adds depth to the wall or floor, which can create clearance issues at outlets, cabinet hardware, door thresholds, and transitions. The existing tile must also be firmly bonded and flat. We assess this during the consultation and give you an honest recommendation on whether overlay installation or removal is the better approach.

Ready to Get Started?

Contact Adam Baker Masonry for a free estimate on any tile contractor project in Grand Rapids and West Michigan.