Locally owned · Background-checked craftsmen · Work guaranteed in writing
Tile and Flooring in Bozeman, MT
Vinyl plank, tile floors, backsplashes and shower repairs, laid flat and finished clean.
Free estimate
Tell us what you need
Three fields. Our office follows up to schedule.
New floors start below the surface
Tile and flooring in Bozeman has to handle snow tracked in from fall to late spring, dry winter air and subfloors that are not always flat. We check flatness and moisture first, help you choose between vinyl plank, tile and engineered wood, then lay the floor and trim it out with new baseboard or shoe molding. Our craftsmen are background checked and the work is guaranteed in writing for one year. Call (800) 884-2639 for an estimate.
Bozeman homes come in two broad kinds, and floors behave differently in each. Older houses near downtown, in the Bon Ton and South Willson districts and the Northeast neighborhood, often have floors that have settled over a century and need leveling before anything rigid goes down. Newer homes on the west and north sides tend to have builder-grade carpet and vinyl that owners want to replace with something tougher.
Low humidity matters too. Solid hardwood shrinks in a Bozeman winter and gaps open between boards, which is one reason vinyl plank, tile and engineered wood are popular here. Tile repair is a big part of the work as well: cracked floor tiles, failing grout in showers, and backsplashes that need a refresh without replacing the counters.
What we install
Tile and flooring work
Luxury vinyl plank
Waterproof plank for basements, kitchens and baths, with new baseboard or shoe molding.
Tile floors
Porcelain and ceramic floors in entries, mudrooms, laundry rooms, baths and kitchens.
Backsplashes
Subway, mosaic and patterned tile backsplashes behind counters, ranges and wet bars.
Shower and tub tile
Cracked tile replaced, failing grout ground out and regrouted, and surrounds resealed.
Tile repair
Loose or cracked floor tiles lifted and reset, with matching grout where available.
Transitions and stairs
Thresholds, reducers and stair nosings fitted where different floors meet.
Flat floors start with the subfloor
Materials
Choosing the right floor
Luxury vinyl plank
Waterproof, warm, quiet and stable through dry winters. A good fit for most basements, mudrooms and busy family rooms.
Porcelain and ceramic tile
The most durable choice for entries and mudrooms that take snow, boots and ski gear all winter. Cold underfoot unless paired with in-floor heat.
Engineered wood
Real wood on a stable core that moves less than solid hardwood when Bozeman air dries out in winter. Not for wet areas.
How it works
How a flooring project runs
- 01
Tell us what you need
Call (800) 884-2639 or send the estimate form with a short description and a few photos, and our office will follow up to set a time.
- 02
Measure and check the subfloor
We measure the rooms and check the subfloor for flatness and moisture before you choose a material.
- 03
Remove and prepare
Old flooring comes out, and the subfloor is leveled and repaired where needed.
- 04
Install and trim
The new floor goes down with transitions and baseboard or shoe molding finished.
- 05
Guaranteed in writing
A background-checked craftsman does the work and cleans up. Our workmanship is guaranteed for one year from the invoice date, and if a defect in our work shows up in that time we repair it free of charge.
Cost
What affects the cost of flooring
Square footage and layout
More rooms and more cuts around cabinets, closets and stairs add time.
Material
Vinyl plank, tile and engineered wood each have different material and labor costs.
Removal and prep
Tearing out old tile and leveling a settled subfloor can be a large part of the job.
Pattern and tile size
Herringbone, diagonal layouts and very large tiles take more time to set.
Handyman Connection craftsmen at work
Tile and flooring in Bozeman and nearby towns
We work in Bozeman, Belgrade, Four Corners, Gallatin Gateway, Manhattan, Three Forks, Livingston and Big Sky. Pick your town for local details.
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New floors or tile repair?
Tell us the room and what is there now. Call (800) 884-2639 or request an estimate online.
(800) 884-2639Or send it in writing