A bathroom that holds up to daily use in East Tennessee homes
Ken Hall still walks every bathroom job himself. You get a written plan, tile you can see at the Jonesborough showroom, and a small crew that protects the rest of the house while they work. Most bathroom tile projects land in the $8,000–$15,000 range Ken prefers, with a $2,000 floor for smaller work.
What the quote covers
- In-person measure and written estimate from Ken
- Tile selection help from the showroom stock when you want it
- Demo of the surfaces in scope, plus haul-off
- Waterproofing on wet walls and shower floors before tile goes down
- Layout, setting, grout, and a clean handoff
How Ken runs the job
1. Ken comes to the house
He measures, talks through how you actually use the room, and notes plumbing or layout limits. Free visit, typically within a couple of days of your call.
2. You get a written estimate
Scope, materials, and price in 24–48 hours. Ken quoted the price on past jobs and held it. He still works that way.
3. Materials and start date
Pick tile at the showroom or from what you already like. He schedules around a four-person crew so the job is not bouncing between strangers.
4. Install and walkthrough
Demo, waterproof, set, grout, cleanup. Ken or Josh stay on the work. You walk it before they leave.
Why this crew for bathroom remodel
- 42 years setting tile, not a sales office sending a different installer every week
- Four-person crew that Ken trains
- Showroom in Jonesborough so you can hold the tile before you buy it
- In-person estimates only. Ken wants to see the substrate, not guess from photos
We take this work in Johnson City, Kingsport, Greeneville.
Questions Ken hears on this job
How long does a bathroom tile remodel take?
It depends on demo, dry time on waterproofing, and tile size. Ken will give you a calendar once he has seen the room. He does not pad a start date and disappear.
Do you handle plumbing and glass?
AAnchor is a tile contractor. Ken will tell you on site what the tile scope covers and what you should line up with a plumber or glass shop so the sequence stays clean.
Can I keep the existing layout?
Yes, if the floor and walls can take tile. That is one reason Ken insists on an in-person look before he prices it.
Request a bathroom estimate
Free in-person estimates. Ken answers within 1 hour. Typical write-up in 24–48 hours.