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Need help with tile installation, shower tile, bathroom tile, kitchen tile, backsplash, floor tile, grout, waterproofing, tile repair, remodel tile, or a tile project that needs clean planning and finish work?
Alliance Pro Services helps homeowners, landlords, property managers, Realtors, investors, businesses, and remodel clients with tile installation, tile repairs, bathroom tile, kitchen tile, shower tile, floor tile, backsplashes, grout work, and finish coordination throughout Seattle and the greater Puget Sound area.
Whether you are remodeling a bathroom, updating a kitchen, replacing old flooring, repairing damaged tile, finishing a rental, or planning a larger remodel with tile as part of the scope, we can help review the project and move it in the right direction.
Tile can change the look, durability, and feel of a space when it is planned correctly.
Projects may include shower tile, bathroom floors, kitchen backsplashes, floor tile, laundry rooms, entryways, mudrooms, fireplace surrounds, commercial tile, rental property tile, and remodel tile.
A good tile project starts before the first tile is set. Layout, prep, surface condition, waterproofing, grout lines, transitions, and finish details all matter.
🚿 SHOWER TILE & BATHROOM TILE
Shower tile and bathroom tile need careful planning because moisture is always part of the project.
Projects may include shower walls, shower floors, niches, benches, tub surrounds, bathroom floors, vanity backsplashes, accent walls, waterproofing, grout, trim pieces, and finish details.
A clean bathroom tile job should look good, drain properly, handle daily use, and hold up over time.
BATHROOM FLOOR TILE
Bathroom floor tile should be durable, easy to clean, and planned around moisture, slope, transitions, and daily traffic.
Projects may include floor tile replacement, heated-floor coordination, subfloor review, waterproofing, grout, base trim, toilet removal and reset coordination, and transitions to nearby flooring.
The right tile can make a bathroom feel newer, cleaner, and more finished.
🍽️ KITCHEN TILE & BACKSPLASHES
Kitchen tile can improve the look of the room without changing the entire layout.
Projects may include backsplashes, kitchen floors, tile behind ranges, tile around sinks, accent tile, grout replacement, trim pieces, and tile updates during cabinet or countertop work.
A backsplash should work with the cabinets, counters, lighting, outlets, appliances, and overall style of the kitchen.
FLOOR TILE INSTALLATION
Floor tile can be used in kitchens, bathrooms, laundry rooms, entries, mudrooms, basements, commercial spaces, rental properties, and high-traffic areas.
Projects may involve removing old flooring, reviewing the subfloor, setting tile, grout, transitions, baseboards, trim, and final cleanup.
Good floor tile installation should account for levelness, layout, traffic flow, and how the tile connects to the surrounding rooms.
🛁 TUB SURROUNDS & TILE WALLS
Tub surrounds and tile walls can refresh an older bathroom and help protect the walls from moisture.
Projects may include tile around bathtubs, shower-over-tub walls, accent strips, waterproof backing, niches, edge trim, grout, caulking, and repair of damaged wall areas before tile is installed.
A tub surround should be planned around the plumbing fixtures, wall condition, waterproofing, and long-term cleaning.
GROUT, CAULKING & FINISH DETAILS
Grout and caulking are small details that make a big difference.
Projects may include grout repair, grout replacement, cracked grout, stained grout, missing caulk, shower corners, tub edges, backsplash seams, tile transitions, and final finishing around fixtures or trim.
Bad grout or caulk can make even good tile look unfinished, so finish details matter.
WATERPROOFING & TILE PREP
Moisture control is one of the most important parts of shower and bathroom tile.
Tile prep may include surface review, backer board, waterproofing systems, wall repair, subfloor repair, slope planning, drain coordination, edge details, and checking conditions before tile begins.
The tile is only as good as the surface and waterproofing behind it.
TILE REPAIR & TILE REPLACEMENT
Not every tile project needs to be a full remodel.
Tile repair may include cracked tiles, loose tiles, missing grout, damaged backsplash areas, broken floor tiles, shower tile repairs, tub surround repairs, and replacing small sections where possible.
Repair work depends on tile availability, surface condition, water damage, and whether the issue is cosmetic or structural.
REMODEL TILE COORDINATION
Tile is often part of a larger remodel.
Projects may include bathroom remodels, kitchen remodels, basement finishing, laundry room updates, flooring projects, fireplace updates, rental property repairs, commercial improvements, and full home renovations.
Tile should be coordinated with plumbing, electrical, drywall, cabinets, countertops, flooring, doors, trim, and paint so the finished project looks intentional.
KITCHEN REMODEL TILE
Kitchen remodels often need tile work after cabinets, countertops, appliances, and electrical updates are planned.
Projects may include backsplash installation, floor tile, wall tile, outlet coordination, range-area tile, sink-area tile, grout color selection, edge trim, and finish details.
Good kitchen tile should fit the layout instead of fighting the cabinet lines, counter height, outlets, or lighting.
BATHROOM REMODEL TILE
Bathroom remodel tile may include shower walls, shower floors, tub surrounds, bathroom floors, vanity backsplashes, niches, benches, tile base, accent tile, waterproofing, grout, caulk, and trim.
Bathrooms need clean sequencing because tile usually happens after demolition, rough plumbing, electrical, framing, waterproofing, and surface prep.
When the sequence is right, the bathroom feels cleaner and more complete.
LAUNDRY ROOM, ENTRY & MUDROOM TILE
Laundry rooms, entries, and mudrooms need surfaces that can handle moisture, shoes, pets, storage, and daily traffic.
Projects may include tile floors, waterproof flooring areas, utility-room tile, entry tile, mudroom tile, transitions, baseboards, and grout work.
These rooms are practical, but clean tile can also make them look much more finished.
FIREPLACE TILE & ACCENT TILE
Tile can also be used for fireplace surrounds, accent walls, decorative features, small walls, niche areas, and design details.
Projects may include removing old tile, updating a fireplace face, adding modern tile, repairing damaged tile, or creating a cleaner focal point in a living room or bedroom.
Accent tile should match the style of the space without feeling out of place.
Projects may include floor tile, bathroom tile, backsplash tile, wall tile, grout repair, tile replacement, and finish updates.
Commercial tile should be planned around durability, access, business hours, safety, and the way the space is used.
RENTAL PROPERTY TILE
Landlords and property managers may need tile work for turnovers, tenant damage, bathroom repairs, kitchen updates, flooring replacement, backsplash repair, water damage, or inspection items.
Rental tile should be practical, durable, clean-looking, and easy to maintain.
Projects may include bathroom floors, kitchen backsplashes, shower repairs, cracked tile replacement, grout repair, and small remodel updates.
REAL ESTATE & PRE-SALE TILE UPDATES
Tile updates can help a property show better before listing, inspection, photography, or buyer walkthroughs.
Pre-sale projects may include backsplash updates, grout repair, cracked tile replacement, bathroom floor tile, shower tile repairs, caulking, and finish touch-ups.
A focused tile update can make a kitchen or bathroom feel cleaner without turning the whole property into a full remodel.
TILE AFTER WATER OR MOLD DAMAGE
Water damage and mold concerns can affect tile areas, especially in bathrooms, showers, kitchens, laundry rooms, and basements.
Repair work may involve removing damaged material, reviewing the surface behind tile, replacing drywall or backer board, waterproofing, reinstalling tile, grout, caulk, trim, and finish details.
The source of moisture should be handled before the area is closed back up.
OLDER HOMES & TILE UPDATES
Older Seattle-area homes may have dated tile, uneven floors, old grout, cracked shower walls, small bathrooms, previous remodel layers, moisture issues, and surfaces that need extra preparation.
Older-home tile work may involve matching existing tile, updating only the problem areas, or replacing outdated surfaces as part of a larger remodel.
Careful prep is important because older surfaces are not always flat, level, or ready for new tile.
TILE LAYOUT & MATERIAL SELECTION
Tile choices affect the entire look of a space.
Planning may include tile size, grout color, pattern, edge trim, waterproofing, slip resistance, maintenance, lighting, room size, wall layout, floor transitions, and how the tile works with cabinets, counters, paint, fixtures, and flooring.
The right material should match the room, the use, and the long-term maintenance needs.
PROJECT PLANNING & SEQUENCING
Tile projects often involve more than setting tile.
A project may include demolition, surface prep, waterproofing, layout, cutting, setting, grout, caulking, trim, plumbing fixture coordination, cabinet or countertop coordination, flooring transitions, and final cleanup.
Good sequencing helps avoid rework and makes the finished tile look cleaner.
SIGNS YOU MAY NEED TILE WORK
Common signs include cracked tile, loose tile, missing grout, stained grout, water stains, soft flooring, dated bathrooms, old backsplashes, damaged shower walls, broken floor tile, loose caulk, mildew around seams, or tile that no longer matches the rest of the room.
Some problems are cosmetic. Others may point to moisture, movement, or surface issues that need review.
WHO WE HELP
Homeowners, landlords, property managers, Realtors, real estate investors, remodel clients, commercial property owners, business owners, older-home owners, and clients who need tile installation, tile repair, shower tile, bathroom tile, backsplash work, floor tile, grout, or waterproofing.
📍 SEATTLE & GREATER PUGET SOUND TILING
Service areas may include Seattle, Bellevue, Redmond, Kirkland, Issaquah, Sammamish, Renton, Mercer Island, Shoreline, Bothell, Woodinville, Kenmore, Lynnwood, Everett, Edmonds, Tukwila, Burien, SeaTac, Kent, Auburn, Federal Way, Tacoma, Lakewood, University Place, Des Moines, Maple Valley, Mukilteo, Marysville, Puyallup, Bremerton, Port Orchard, and nearby communities.
LOCAL TILING PROJECTS
Seattle tiling projects may include bathroom tile, shower tile, kitchen backsplashes, floor tile, grout repair, tile replacement, waterproofing, older-home tile updates, and remodel tile coordination.
Bellevue and Eastside projects may include backsplash installation, shower tile, bathroom floors, kitchen tile, commercial tile, grout work, laundry room tile, and pre-sale tile updates.
South King County and Tacoma-area projects may include tile installation, floor tile, bathroom remodel tile, kitchen backsplash tile, cracked tile repair, rental property tile, and commercial tile improvements.