Family-owned, based in Mint Hill, NC 4.6 on Google from 20 reviews Mon to Fri 7 AM to 8 PM, Sat 8 AM to 4 PM (704) 617-9130
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Tile installation, Charlotte NC

Tile Installation in Charlotte, NC

V&S Tile & Bath does tile installation in Charlotte, NC, rated 4.6 on Google from 20 reviews as of September 2026. We install porcelain, ceramic, stone and mosaic tile on showers, tub surrounds, floors and backsplashes, and replace tile that has failed. Serge has installed tile since 2006, and the estimate is free.

4.6 on Google from 20 reviews

  • Installing tile since 2006
  • Showers, floors and backsplashes
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Tile installation in Charlotte, NC

V&S Tile & Bath does tile installation in Charlotte, NC, on showers, tub surrounds, floors and backsplashes, and replaces tile that has cracked or come loose. Serge, the owner, has installed tile since 2006 and comes out for the free estimate.

Call (704) 617-9130 or send a quote request any time.

What do Charlotte homeowners say about V&S Tile & Bath?

Reece W.May 2026

“I cannot say enough good things about V&S. I have no regrets and plan to use them for any future projects I have.”

Shower repair
T. M.September 2025

“His craftsmanship was exceptional, and he paid meticulous attention to every detail, making our vision a reality.”

Bathroom remodel
Janice W.June 2026

“I had never undertaken a renovation before and Sergey responded to every concern I had and was a very calming influence.”

Bathroom remodel
Dennis C.January 2026

“I can't convey how happy we are with their work and service. If I could give 10 stars, I would.”

Bathroom remodel

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What's included in a tile job?

Any of these can be a job on its own or part of a bigger remodel.

  • Shower walls and floors

    With a tiled niche if you want one.

  • Tub surrounds

    Around a new tub or one you're keeping.

  • Bathroom floors

    Porcelain, ceramic, natural stone or mosaic.

  • Kitchen floors and backsplashes

    A backsplash with new cabinets falls under kitchen remodeling.

  • Shower waterproofing

    A membrane behind every tiled wet area.

  • Tile replacement

    Cracked, hollow or water-damaged tile cut out and reset.

  • Failed shower repair

    Leaking showers opened up and rebuilt properly.

How does a tile job run?

  1. Free estimate

    Serge measures, looks at what's under the old tile where he can get to it, and talks through tile choices with you.

  2. Tile ordered

    Order it with extra for cuts and future repairs. Special-order tile isn't always in a warehouse nearby, so earlier is better.

  3. Old tile removal

    The old tile comes off, along with any board or subfloor that is damaged.

  4. Surface prep

    Backer board and a membrane go on in wet areas. Floors are stiffened and flattened.

  5. Layout and setting

    Layout lines go down with the cuts planned around the valve, the niche and the doorway. Then the tile is set.

  6. Grout and caulk

    Grout goes in, flexible caulk goes at the corners and along the tub, and sealer follows once the grout has cured.

  7. Final walkthrough

    You check the finished tile with us.

Which tile goes where?

Most people end up with porcelain for floors and showers. Here is how the four compare.

Where it suitsWhy
PorcelainFloors and showersFired harder than ceramic and takes on very little water; a lot of wood-look and marble-look tile is porcelain
CeramicBacksplashes and walls outside the showerSofter and easier to cut
Marble, travertine, slateWhere you want no two pieces alikeNever matches piece to piece; most stone needs sealing, and even vinegar can dull marble
Mosaic sheetsShower floorsBends with the slope, and the grout lines give bare feet something to grip

Can large-format tile go in a bathroom?

On most floors and walls, yes, but big tile needs a flatter surface. A small tile follows a slight dip in the floor, while a 24-inch tile bridges it and one edge ends up higher than the next, which you feel barefoot. So the floor gets checked with a long straightedge and leveled first.

Shower floors are the tricky case. A floor sloping to a center drain from four sides can't take big flat tiles without a lot of cutting, and a linear drain along one wall, with the whole floor pitched one way, is the usual route to large tile there.

What goes behind the tile in a shower?

A waterproof membrane, over cement board or foam board. Tile and grout aren't waterproof on their own, and regular drywall doesn't belong behind shower tile, even the green moisture-resistant kind.

The weak spots are the corners, the board seams, the niche and every pipe through the wall. When a tiled shower leaks, it's often one of those, and fixing it usually means taking tile off to see what's behind it. Reece W. hired us for that kind of job, on a shower a previous contractor had built.

If you've got a cracked tile, grout that keeps washing out or a shower that has started leaking, call (704) 617-9130 and describe it, or put it in a quote request.

Can you fix tile someone else put in?

Some of our tile jobs start as repairs. One customer called us about a shower a previous contractor had left in a mess, and wrote afterward that the fix was done with precision and attention to detail.

If shower or floor tile is cracking, coming loose or letting water behind the wall, regrouting over it rarely lasts. The fix usually means going back to what is under the tile, and we look at that at the estimate and tell you what it needs.

Tile installation in Mint Hill, Matthews and across the Charlotte area

We install tile across Charlotte and the surrounding counties from our base in Mint Hill. In Mecklenburg that includes Matthews, Pineville, Ballantyne, Huntersville and Cornelius, Indian Trail and Waxhaw are our Union County towns, and Concord is in Cabarrus. Our hours are weekdays 7 AM to 8 PM and Saturdays 8 AM to 4 PM.

  • Charlotte
  • Mint Hill
  • Matthews
  • Pineville
  • Ballantyne
  • Huntersville
  • Cornelius
  • Indian Trail
  • Waxhaw
  • Concord
Serge, owner of V&S Tile & Bath, standing on a front porch in a V&S shirt

SergeOwner, installing tile since 2006

Who does the work?

V&S Tile & Bath is a tile contractor and kitchen and bathroom remodeler in Mint Hill, North Carolina, started by Serge and his father. Serge has installed tile and remodeled bathrooms since 2006. Tile contractor is one of its categories on Google.

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Questions about tile installation in Charlotte

Do you install tile in Concord and the rest of Cabarrus County?

Yes. Cabarrus County is in our service area, so a tile floor or shower in Concord gets the same free estimate we give in Mint Hill. When you get in touch, tell us the town and what's being tiled, and whether old tile has to come up first.

Can you tile over old tile in a Mecklenburg County house?

Sometimes, on a floor, if every old tile is still bonded and the surface is flat, which a tap test and a straightedge will show. It raises the floor, though, which can catch a door or leave a lip at the next room. In a shower we take the old tile off, because tiling over it hides whatever is wrong behind the wall.

Can you replace a few cracked tiles in a Union County home?

Often, yes. The cracked tile gets cut out, the old mortar ground off, and a new tile set and grouted to match, which is easy if you kept a spare box. Tap the tiles around it first, because several hollow tiles in a shower point to water behind them, and that section has to be opened instead of patched.

What does tile installation cost in Charlotte?

There's no price list here, because two jobs of the same square footage can come out far apart. The tile itself, the pattern, how much prep the floor or wall needs and, in a shower, the waterproofing and a niche move it most. When comparing tile installers, check that each quote includes the membrane and floor prep.

Does porcelain tile need to be sealed?

Usually not the porcelain itself, since it takes on so little water. What needs sealing is the cement grout between the tiles, which is porous, especially on a shower floor. Natural stone is the one that needs sealing on the tile itself, and polished stone may need resealing from time to time.

For a price on your tile job, call (704) 617-9130 or request a free estimate. If the tile is part of a larger project, start with bathroom remodeling or tub-to-shower conversions.

Last updated September 2026

How do I get a free tile installation estimate?

Serge comes out, measures, and goes over what you want changed. Then you get a detailed written estimate.

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