Tile resource center
Straight talk about tile in the Lowcountry.
Notes from the job site — waterproofing, slip resistance, humidity, coastal flood considerations, and the details that make a tile installation last decades in Berkeley County.
Why waterproofing matters more in the Lowcountry than anywhere else
Humidity, salt air, and summer storms make the Lowcountry uniquely tough on showers. Here's what proper waterproofing actually looks like — and what to ask any tile installer.
Choosing slip-resistant tile for lanais and pool decks
Not all tile is safe underfoot when wet. Here's how to read the R-rating on porcelain, and which finishes actually hold up around a Lowcountry pool.
The the Lowcountry tub-to-shower conversion guide
Converting a rarely-used tub into a beautiful walk-in shower is one of the highest-ROI remodels you can do. Here's what the process actually looks like.
Wood-look plank tile vs. real hardwood in the Lowcountry
Everyone wants the warmth of hardwood, but in a coastal humid climate it can be a headache. Here's why wood-look porcelain has taken over Lowcountry homes.
Can I DIY my own shower? A confident-DIYer's guide.
Schluter® shower kits make a professional-grade waterproof shower possible for a serious DIYer. Here's whether you should — and what to know before you start.
Grout color, sealer, and keeping a tile job looking new
The tile will outlast you. The grout, if you don't take care of it, won't. A short field-guide to picking, sealing, and cleaning grout in a Lowcountry home.
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Whether it's a DIY question or a full remodel, we're happy to talk it through. Stop by the Moncks Corner showroom or send us a note.