Tile Flooring in Atwater, CA

For classic floors that are as easy to care for as they are attractive, you can’t go wrong with tile flooring. Let our flooring professionals help you choose what flooring best suits your needs for lifestyle, looks, and budget. Count on us for the best deal in tile flooring at Tri-County Flooring America in Atwater, CA. We offer premium tile from brand-name manufacturers that transform your home with elegance and style. Discover a wide array of colors, styles, and patterns of ceramic, porcelain, and slate tile at our flooring showroom. Our tile flooring installation professionals guarantee your new floors will look and perform up to your expectations.

Whether you choose ceramic, porcelain, or natural stone, you can depend on our installation professionals for expert service. Backed by thorough training and years of experience, our flooring technicians work efficiently and effectively to install your new floors. Our professionals ensure that your tile flooring is symmetrical, even, and installed to last for decades. When you browse our showroom, you'll find some of the following industry-leading names in our collection:

• Floorcraft
• Spotlight Values
• Emser Tile
• Mohawk
• American Olean
• Happy Floors
• Marazzi
• Shaw Floors
• Daltile 

The Many Benefits of Different Tile Selections

Ceramic & Porcelain

Ceramic tile is an excellent option for any household. Ceramic is resistant to moisture, stains, scratches, and heavy impacts, making it perfect for heavy foot traffic as well as for bathrooms, kitchens, basements, and just about any room of a home. Part of what makes ceramic so intriguing is its ease of maintenance -- we recommend occasional dry and damp mopping so your floors always look clean and fresh. Since the dust has nowhere to hide on a ceramic tile floor, it’s perfect for households in which a member suffers from allergies or asthma.

Porcelain tile is another popular option among home and business owners for many of the same reasons as ceramic. Though all porcelain can be classified as ceramic, not all ceramic can be called porcelain. This is because of how it’s made -- porcelain is made from finer clays and blown at higher temperatures, resulting in a denser material with smaller pores. This added density provides extra moisture and frost protection, yielding more applications for outdoor use. The increased density is especially apparent when you break the tile -- if you were to break a piece of porcelain, you would notice that it’s the same color all the way through unlike standard ceramic. So if you ever do manage to chip your porcelain tile, it would be very hard to notice any damage.

Both ceramic and porcelain tiles have grown in popularity over the years in part thanks to advancements in modern imaging technology. New tiles are being manufactured to accurately mimic the aesthetic of wood and natural stone. These designs hold up against the closest inspection, allowing for interesting design options for any room of a home. This enables homeowners to enjoy the natural look of wood or stone while taking advantage of the flexibility and durability of tile. Between beauty, ease of maintenance, and design flexibility, it’s hard to go wrong with either of these remarkable options.

Slate & Stone

Slate and stone tile has remained an enduring choice for savvy home and business owners for hundreds of years. As the name implies, the slate is mined from deep underground. The material itself is naturally resistant to heavy impacts, moisture, heat, and extreme stress. And although color selection may be limited by what Mother Earth can offer, it’s tough to beat the natural allure of slate, as it pairs so well with so many different styles and designs. Maintenance is a breeze as well, as you can expect your slate tile floor to outlast the house itself. The price point is a bit higher than other tile options, but the return on investment is apparent through its performance as well as its resale value. 

A perfect choice for indoor and outdoor use, stone and slate tile offers an earthy and rustic look to your home or landscaping. Enjoy the warm and welcoming tones of blue, gray, orange, gold, and green. Stone and slate are unique types of tile, as they are not man-made but are quarried directly from the earth.

Wood-Look Tile Fashions

What first captures the eyes of our customers is the realistic appearance of ceramic and porcelain wood tile. It so closely resembles hardwood plank that it’s difficult to tell the difference. Of course, this offers you all the wonderful decorating possibilities that are part and parcel of wood-grain tile.

We’re very fond of the appearance of this product. With grout applied between the individual tiles, you have a flooring option with a unique appeal. However, beauty is just one of the benefits of this floor covering. For instance, this flooring doesn’t contract or expand in the presence of moisture and humidity. Since wood tile is water-resistant, you can use it in rooms where water is present, such as the basement, bathroom, or kitchen. This is why our wood-look tile is perfect for remodeling the kitchen, bathroom, or basement.

Trust Our Pros for Tile Flooring Installation

When it comes to tile flooring installation, it is one of the most difficult types of materials to install. It takes time, a steady hand, a strong back, and an experienced eye to do the job right. Problems aren’t always immediately apparent either, such as tile installed over an uneven thin-set. Mistakes like this are dangerous, creating an uneven floor that can be easily tripped over. A problem like this is excruciating to fix, requiring the removal and installation of new tile. Don’t throw away your home improvement investment on amateur work -- trust your flooring project to someone who can guarantee quality work.

We are confident in all of our services and products, so if you have any problems or concerns regarding installation for as long as you own that floor, we will make them right at no cost to you. Find out more about our Ultimate Confidence Guarantee for products and services that underscore our commitment to satisfying our customers when you schedule an appointment.