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Tile, stone and LVP · Charlotte, NC

Tile Flooring Installation Charlotte NC

Looking for tile flooring installation Charlotte NC? Porcelain, ceramic and natural stone tile floors, plus luxury vinyl plank, installed by the team that handles your countertops and cabinets, so one crew finishes the room.

  • Porcelain and ceramic tile
  • Natural stone tile
  • Luxury vinyl plank (LVP)

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We provide tile flooring installation in Charlotte, NC in porcelain, ceramic and natural stone tile, and we also install luxury vinyl plank. It is for homeowners finishing a kitchen, bathroom or entry who want the floor done by the same team as the countertops and cabinets. One crew means one schedule, and the floor is planned around the cabinets from the start.

What we install

Three Kinds of Floors We Install

Each floor type answers a different need: toughness, natural beauty or warmth underfoot.

  • Gray hexagon porcelain tile floor in a bathroom with two vanities

    Porcelain and Ceramic Tile

    Hard-wearing and water-resistant, in looks from concrete to wood to marble.

  • Marble-look tile floor in a bathroom

    Natural Stone Tile

    Real stone underfoot, for entries and bathrooms where the material matters.

  • Wood-look luxury vinyl plank floor

    Luxury Vinyl Plank

    Wood look, warmer and quieter than tile, and friendly to pets and kids.

Room by room

Which Floor Fits Which Room

The right floor depends on water, traffic and how the room feels underfoot. Use this as a starting point and we confirm on site.

Floor types matched to rooms
Room Porcelain or ceramic Natural stone tile LVP
KitchenExcellent: spills and dropped pansGood, with sealingGood: softer if you stand a lot
BathroomExcellentGood, with a textured finish for gripGood
Entry and mudroomExcellentExcellent: classic and toughFair: grit can scratch
Living areasGoodGoodExcellent: warm and quiet
Homes with petsExcellentGoodExcellent: quiet under paws

Three Questions That Change a Flooring Job

Ask these before you set a budget. They often matter as much as the tile you choose.

What Comes Out First?

Old tile, carpet or vinyl has to come out first. Ask how removal appears on your estimate.

Is the Subfloor Flat?

Large tiles need a flat base. We check it and tell you if leveling is needed.

Under the Cabinets or Around?

In a full remodel, decide if the new floor runs under new cabinets before they are set.

Cornerstone Countertops & Cabinetry supplies and installs natural stone, ceramic, porcelain and LVP floors with our own team. Our written flooring estimate is ready within 2 business days, and every floor carries our 1-year warranty on installation. We are fully insured and a Gold winner in Charlotte's Best 2024 and 2025. Our showroom at 7517 Orr Rd keeps stone, tile and LVP samples so you can compare them before you choose.

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One crew

Why Have One Team Do Your Floors, Cabinets and Countertops

Floors, cabinets and stone meet at the same lines: the toe kick, the dishwasher opening, the edge of the island. When one company plans all three, those lines are decided once, before anyone starts.

Finishing the bathroom too? The same crew installs shower wall panels and a matching stone backsplash.

Plank floor in the showroom kitchen display

FAQ

Flooring Questions

What homeowners ask before a new floor.

What types of flooring do you install?

Porcelain and ceramic tile, natural stone tile and luxury vinyl plank.

Do you remove the old floor?

Tell us what is on the floor today when you request your quote, and your written estimate shows how the old floor is handled, line by line.

Do you supply the tile or do I buy it?

We do both. We supply and install natural stone, ceramic and porcelain tile and LVP, and you can see flooring samples in our showroom.

Is porcelain better than ceramic?

Porcelain is denser and absorbs less water, which suits wet areas. Ceramic is fine for walls and light-traffic rooms.

Is LVP waterproof?

Many LVP products are water-resistant on the surface. Check the specific product's rating for bathrooms.

Can you install floors and countertops on one schedule?

Yes. We plan the floor, cabinets and countertops together so each step is ready for the next.

See backsplash, fireplace and shower work

Free estimate

Get a Free Flooring Estimate

Send photos of the room, its approximate size and the floor you have in mind, then book a free estimate. Your quote is ready within 2 business days.