Tile renovations for floors, entries, and rooms that have to stay livable
AAnchor is a renovation tile shop. Past customers have hired Ken for showers, porches, and masonry-adjacent tile. He works in lived-in houses: lock the door, set the alarm, haul the debris.
What the quote covers
- Site visit and written estimate
- Demo of the tile in scope when it is part of the quote
- Substrate notes before anything is set
- Install, grout, and cleanup
How Ken runs the job
1. Walk the space
Ken looks at the floor, the movement, and how the room is used. He will decline work that needs a different trade first.
2. Estimate
24–48 hours, in writing. Jobs under $2,000 are outside how he runs the shop.
3. Schedule and install
A small crew. Ken or someone he trained stays on it.
Why this crew for tile renovations
- 42 years in the trade
- Reviewers mention Ken keeping a vacant house locked and the alarm set
- Premium materials through the Jonesborough showroom when you want them
We take this work in Johnson City, Kingsport, Greeneville.
Questions Ken hears on this job
Do you tile outdoors?
Ken has done porch tile and masonry-related work. Ask him on the visit. Freeze-thaw in the Tri-Cities is part of the material choice.
Will you match old tile?
Sometimes. He will be honest if a match is gone. The showroom helps when you are replacing a whole field instead of hunting one discontinued color.
Request a tile estimate
Free in-person estimates. Ken answers within 1 hour. Typical write-up in 24–48 hours.
