Looking for Contra Costa County, CA tile setter...

[dcrigger]

Hi

I was hoping to do this job myself - though it was going to be QUITE the adventure for a novice like me - but my knee has convinced me that a different course of action is in order.

We're laying around 850 sq. ft of porcelain tiles on the floors of the living room/dining room/kitchen/small bath & laundry room - all adjoining. The plywood underlayment is down as is the Hardiebacker above it - all drilled (where needed) screwed, mortared and positioned per the advice garnered from this board. I believe there's still a bit of leveling (actually flattening) to do, then, of course, laying the tiles.

And at this point I can barely walk - let alone get up and down off the floor, so...

It's time to call in a pro - and am hoping this will be the place for me to find someone exceptional.

Anyway, we're in Brentwood and I would more than welcome hearing from anyone in the area who might be interested in taking this on.

Here's the project thread for any discussion.

Thanks,

[Bill Vincent]

I guess that means someone in western Maine would be out of the question.

[Alpha&Omega Tile]

I'm a tile contractor in Napa, do you still need an installer?

[Tool Guy - Kg]

Welcome to the forum, Maury.

Glad to have another pro around. We'd love for you to start an introductory thread in the Pro's Hangout and tell us a bit about yourself, your specialties...that sort of thing.