Matt Cupan tiles NH

Past customers are a contractor's friend  Homeowner reached back out to us about updating bathroom floor. And getting rid of a fiberglass shower. To install tile in master bath.  The homeowner removed the old linoleum and wanted larger format tile. They asked us to refer a plumber to help with removing old sink, and then installing new vanity after we set new floor tile. We referred them to Mitch with Coy Plumbing & Heating out of Manchester, NH. After bathroom demolition we started to prep for tile floor installation in Hudson, New Hampshire home. Prepping subfloor for tile with self leveling compound  The subfloor had a slight slope we needed to address prep prior to installing tile. Used a proprietary primer and then mixed a self leveling compound to pour and finish trowel over substrate. It was a small floor. And customer wanted large format tile. So anything other than flat would reveal it's deviation discrepancies. The removed toilet with leaky valve dripping w...

It starts with a want. Which transfers into a "need" to tile a floor. Sometimes it's a begin with an inspiring sample selection piece of stone tile material. In this case, white and blue marble. In an offset Chevron layout pattern. Dry-layed down at door threshold after coming home from Home Depot. Apartment renters ask landlord if they can tile floor Got the okay from Leaseholder to tile mud room floor at back door entry. After landlord approved tile installation in 1950s home on lower East side of Manchester, New Hampshire. After a Jan/Feb of record breaking cold and snowfall in 2025. Carpet near in ruins. Pulled up, dust and staples a flying. Old material rolled and set in basement under stairs. These tiles. They were going to be something. But first: The prep work before tiling Underneath that carpet the tongue-in-groove subfloor over Fir basement rafters. It was bouncy. Needed stability. Screws into framing. HydroBan primer over plank. Mortar combed with a 3/8" ...

Both sides of galley kitchen have subway tile installed for backsplash in Londonderry, NH by Matt Cupan TileWorks. Get a quote for tile installation for your kitchen backsplash  If you're in New Hampshire and want tile installed. Call: (603)785-0869 For a quote on tile installation  By Matt Cupan TileWorks 

  Outdated fiberglass shower removed. And waterproof wallboard prep construction for new tile shower. Half inch waterproof foam board wall panels installed over existing wall studs. Sealant applied in seams, corners, tub line, and ceiling perimeter. Tile cut outside, and installed to accommodate plumbing fixtures. Aligned in layout pattern approved by customer prior to installation. Corner shelves installed for storage in shower. A leveling clip system used during installation to keep tiles uniform aligned and even surface abutting one another. Interested in quote estimate for shower tile installation? Call (603)785-0869 Matt Cupan TileWorks 

  Mud room hallway floor tile install with Zellige in Herringbone layout Cement slab primed with Laticrete Prime-N-Bond. A rapid setting mortar mixed. After layout of a herringbone pattern for Zellige tile to be installed on a mud room hallway floor in Manchester, NH. A mosaic border lines the outside perimeter. And a finishing strip installed at doorway threshold. Want a quote on floor tile installation? Call Matt Cupan TileWorks at: (603)785-0869

Bathroom tile floor in Manchester, New Hampshire had multiple cracked tiles needing remove and replaced. Removing the hunky wood door threshold revealed the tile floor was installed over several layers of other flooring through the decades of the home. Cracked floor tile removal demolition  Let the demo begin... A mini jackhammer with masonry chisel made quick work of popping off the old tiles loosely laid over luan. Tile over Wood is No good It's never a good idea for tile installed directly over wood substrate without any underlayment. Removing flooring layers to demo to subfloor Let's get to the bottom of things. I'm not a contractor that installs tile over existing floor covering. I've always been a firm believer in a lasting tile installation having solid prep. And just tiling over existing floor as a time saver doesn't sit right with me. Thin layer of Luan is not a suitable substrate for tile installation  So we removed the Luan underlayment. Which popped up e...