Denver Metro Area
Cracked tiles, loose pieces, or grout that keeps breaking? Plito Tile repairs and replaces damaged tile on floors, walls, and in showers. Find out whether a focused repair is practical, what it involves, and how closely it can match the surrounding tile.
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You do not need to know what caused the damage before getting in touch. Describe what you can see, where it is, and whether it has been repaired before.
A visible crack or failing grout can be a local problem or a sign of trouble underneath. The condition of the surrounding tile helps determine the next step.
Plumbing, structural repairs, and mold remediation are not included unless separately arranged. Any work beyond the agreed tile repair is discussed with you first.
Replacement of damaged pieces where the surrounding installation can be kept. The plan depends on the condition underneath and the availability of suitable replacement tile.
Assessment of tiles that move or lift, followed by resetting or replacement where appropriate. Repeated movement needs more than fresh grout around the edges.
Repair of cracked, missing, or deteriorated grout where the tile is stable. The repair area and expected color difference are discussed before work starts.
Assessment of damaged shower walls or floors to determine whether the work can stay local or needs a broader repair. Suspected moisture problems are considered before covering the area again.
The aim is to keep the parts that are sound and address the reason for the damage. The right approach depends on more than the number of broken tiles.
If the tiles are secure and the problem is limited to the joints, grout repair may be enough. Cracks that keep returning need a closer look before the same repair is repeated.
One or several damaged tiles may be replaced when the surrounding area is sound and suitable replacement pieces are available. The expected finish is part of that decision.
Widespread movement, a damaged base, or a failed shower waterproofing system may require opening a larger area. If a small repair is unlikely to hold up, the reasons and alternatives are explained before proceeding.
New grout is not a fix for failed waterproofing. Tile and grout form the visible surface; a shower also depends on the system underneath. For the layer beneath the tile, see shower waterproofing.
One project, from old tile removal to the finished floor.
We removed the worn tile, protected the surrounding areas, prepared and cleaned the surface, sealed the joints, and installed the new floor tile.
Have a similar project in mind?
Book a Free EstimateA small repair is not priced by tile count alone. The estimate depends on removal, the condition underneath, replacement materials, and the time needed before the area can be used again.
Book a Free EstimateLocation, access, and the amount of tile or grout to remove affect the work involved.
Some damage is only visible after tile is removed. If the findings change the scope or cost, the next step is discussed with you first.
Spare tiles can simplify the repair. If new material must be sourced, availability and the closest suitable match affect the plan.
Finishing the work and being able to walk on the floor or use the shower are separate milestones. Timing depends on the materials and repair conditions.
Call, send a request, or book a free onsite estimate. Include the location, approximate size of the damaged area, and whether you have spare tile. Photos can be sent by email or text.
Max and the team assess the visible condition and discuss the proposed scope, matching limitations, and expected timing. Some details may remain uncertain until the damaged tile is removed.
The surrounding area is protected before removal and repair. If hidden damage changes the plan, the team discusses the options with you before expanding the work.
The completed area is reviewed and the work area cleaned up. You receive guidance on when the surface can be used and how to care for the repaired section.
Max is a tile installer as well as the owner. He works alongside his team and stays involved in the repair decisions and finished result.
A small repair still takes place in your home. The team protects nearby surfaces, keeps the work area organized, and cleans up after the work.
If removal reveals a bigger issue, you get an explanation of what was found and the available options before additional work is agreed.
Existing supplier contacts can help with the search for replacement tile. When an exact match is unavailable, the limitations and alternatives are discussed before installation.
10 years of experience4 years in DenverInsured · CGL $1M / $2MMax Vernik, Owner
It can be possible when the surrounding tile and the base underneath are sound. A suitable replacement piece is also needed. Share the location and a photo so the team can assess whether a focused repair makes sense.
Send a photo of the existing tile and any packaging or product details you still have. Size, thickness, finish, and availability all matter. An exact match may not be available, especially for discontinued tile, so the options should be reviewed before removal.
The aim is a compatible finish, but a completely invisible repair cannot be promised. Tile batches can vary, and existing grout changes with age and use. Any likely difference is discussed before the repair.
Regrouting may be appropriate if the tiles are secure and the problem is limited to the grout. Loose or damaged tiles need a different assessment. If the waterproofing or the base has failed, replacing only the grout or surface tile will not resolve that failure.
Recurring cracks can be associated with movement in the tile or the surface supporting it. The location and surrounding condition need to be checked before repeating a grout repair. A photo helps start the conversation, but may not reveal the cause.
Not by itself. The sound can depend on how the floor was built. Movement, cracked tile, or failing grout provide more useful context for deciding whether a repair is needed.
That depends on the mortar, grout, sealant, and conditions involved. A surface can look finished before it is ready for foot traffic or water. The team explains the relevant waiting time for your repair.
Photos help identify the visible problem and plan the next step. They do not show everything underneath the tile, so an onsite assessment may be needed. If removal reveals additional damage, any revised work and cost are discussed before proceeding.
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Describe the damage, where it is, and whether you have spare tile. Book a free onsite estimate or send a request to discuss the next step. Photos can be sent by email or text.
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