BP Tile

BP Tile is retiring from installing. It's rough and tough on a body y'all. I'm still very passionate about tile and will be selling (hopefully) to local architects and builders. Love and best wishes to all!

Well, that was really no fun... but the anesthetic for my cortisone shot today is great! No pain in the leg they say for a couple hours, but it will come back...great...

Long road to get this done with my herniated disc, but she's done and will last our family friends a lifetime! Thanks for trusting lil ole broke back me to get this bathtub shower surround installed with 2 ft by 2 ft porcelain tiles that kinda look like limestone(And yes, that last image is the tiled ceiling):

I just realized I haven't posted any pics of this current project I'm working on!

Huge thanks to Randy and Carol for your patience while I'm dealing with a herniated disc and two bulged discs in my back! I've been slower than normal on getting this 860 SF of Coretec LVP in, but it's coming along:

A little 70+ SF backsplash just finished up yesterday. I must say one of my most challenging installs to date:

I'm working on the main level of a home in Omaha mostly LVP with 3 different plank widths (super cool look and about 1100 SF of it) but today set the hall bath floor with some gorgeous 12x24 tiles more pics to follow once I get the floors all cleaned up and trimmed:

Happy Memorial Day. No work today, car show time out in Bennington, NE today noon to 4 pm.

Happy memorial weekend everyone! Thank you to all who serve and those who sacrifice for all who serve as well. Some photos of a project I'm working on... Glad I was able to connect and lock in both rooms at the doorway/hall yesterday with this gorgeous Luxury Vinyl Plank with varied widths from Floor & Decor:

From nightmare of glued and stapled chip board underlayment that needed torn out to a floor of beauty now done, but took me 4 days:

Thanks goes out to A1 Kitchen & Bath in Lincoln for this referral. Finished this fun backsplash in Lincoln today: