Tile Installation in Salt Lake City, UT

Showers, surrounds, fireplaces, backsplashes and floors for Salt Lake City homes.

  • Licensed, Utah DOPL 14256602-5501

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Two Brothers Tile Installation

What we do in Salt Lake City

01

Shower Tile Installation

Walk-in showers, pans, niches and benches, waterproofed before a single tile goes on.

Showers
02

Tub Surround Tile

Dated fiberglass and 4x4 wall tile replaced with waterproofed tile.

Tub Surrounds
03

Fireplace Tile Installation

Tile and stone fireplace surrounds, hearths and full-height feature walls.

Fireplaces
04

Kitchen Backsplash Tile

Backsplashes set to the countertop and the cabinet line, not to the wall.

Backsplashes
05

Tile Flooring

Porcelain, large-format and wood-look plank floors, set flat.

Floors
06

Laminate and Vinyl Plank Flooring

Floating laminate and luxury vinyl plank, set flat and finished properly at the edges.

Laminate & LVP

Salt Lake City homes

Much of Salt Lake City's housing predates 1950, and the Avenues and Sugar House are full of bungalows and foursquares whose walls are no longer square and whose bathrooms were built around cast iron. Work in Salt Lake City leans toward old-house work: floors that need leveling before a large-format tile will sit flat, and layouts set to the room's sightlines rather than to one wall that has moved. Tell us the room and we will come look at it.

  • The Avenues · Sugar House · 9th and 9th · Federal Heights · Rose Park · Glendale

65% of Salt Lake City housing went up before 1980

Bathrooms of that period were built the old way: tile set in a thick mortar bed over lath, with a shower pan that was hot mopped or formed from sheet metal. Those assemblies were built to last and most have. What they have not done is stay waterproof forever. A tear-out here is heavier than in a newer house, and the condition of the pan usually decides whether the job is a reset or a rebuild.

US Census Bureau, American Community Survey 2024 5-year estimates, tables B25034 and B25035.

Tile questions in Salt Lake City

Do you work in Salt Lake City?

Yes. Salt Lake City is inside our Salt Lake County service area and we quote work across the whole county.

What kind of tile work is most common in Salt Lake City homes?

Much of Salt Lake City's housing predates 1950, and the Avenues and Sugar House are full of bungalows and foursquares whose walls are no longer square and whose bathrooms were built around cast iron. That usually means old-house work: floors that need leveling before a large-format tile will sit flat, and layouts set to the room's sightlines rather than to one wall that has moved.

Can you tile over the existing tile or surround?

It is almost never the right call. Tile lasts on a flat, sound, properly waterproofed substrate, and covering a failing one hides the reason it failed. The old material comes out first, and what is behind it gets repaired.

We also work in nearby cities.

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