If you've been putting off a tile project because you don't want to rip out the old tile, we get it. Removing tile isn't for the faint of heart—it's a physically demanding job that yields a lot of ...

MANY homeowners are put off installing new tiles due to the amount of time required and the chaos that occurs from ripping up the existing tiled floors. However, there are products on the market that ...

Create a rich, inviting outdoor patio space by installing tile over your ordinary concrete. There is a huge selection of styles and colors of tile for you to choose from. This wide variety will allow ...

Yes, you can, and we did that very thing on this tile floor just a couple of years ago. But because this house is on a wood subfloor, we had to do a little work to prepare the surface, and that ...

Installing tile over a wood subfloor is a lot easier today than it was when I started my remodeling career. The old-fashioned mud method -- floating a thick mortar bed in preparation for the tile -- ...

Cost:Varies with counter size and tile chosen - usually $10 - $30 per square foot There's no shortage of choices when it comes to selecting tile. For this project, we opted for the natural beauty of ...