Practical yet permanent, that type of flooring is hard to come by. On top of that, you have to worry about your flooring holding up to Florida's climate for decades and it being one of the first things people notice when they walk into your home.
Here are the benefits of buying tile flooring from us:
A curated selection of Italian and Spanish porcelain, ceramic and natural stone in large format tile and slabs
Genuinely built for Florida's heat, humidity and moisture
Endless design options without decision fatigue
When you're shopping for tile flooring, you have to weigh durability, price points, room scale, and a look you'll be living with for years. Because of this, it's not an easy decision. That's why the team at Floors To Go of Lighthouse Point helps homeowners, designers, and builders cut through the noise with a curated selection and honest guidance rather than an overwhelming warehouse of options. Visit our showroom or schedule a consultation to see and feel the difference in person.
Tile flooring is practical and suits how South Florida homes are built. Here's what it brings to your home:
Tile is an inert, fired surface that withstands moisture, heat and humidity. In South Florida, these conditions are constant and with our concrete slab foundations, you don't have to worry about your flooring shifting.
With proper installation, tile is extremely durable. Granite is tough as nails, while porcelain withstands scratching and extreme temperatures. More delicate options like marble can be protected by sealants and care.
Tile is easy to clean and naturally resists the growth of fungus, mold, and mildew. That's a meaningful benefit in our humid climate.
There are many options in everything from color and texture to shape and size. Tile is interchangeable — it can be a quiet backdrop or a focal point of a room depending on what your space calls for.
Tile floors are a long-term architectural decision, not a trend. When you choose the right tile floor, its appeal and value will stick around for years, which is great for both daily living and resale value.
Choosing the right tile requires careful thought. With its high upfront costs, it's a floor you'll want to live with for a long time. Our team will help you find the right rating for your room. Consider the following:
Tile floors have different uses. Manufacturers generally assign a wear rating; the higher the number, the better it holds up when it comes to everyday foot traffic. Our team will match the rating to the room.
Natural stone and glass tile generally cost more than ceramic or porcelain. Several manufacturers produce ceramic and porcelain tile that are hard to tell apart from natural stone, despite coming at a more accessible price point.
Granite is nearly indestructible so you can put it almost anywhere. Marble is vulnerable to scratching, but will last with regular sealing and care. Glass and ceramic are more resilient, but heavy, sharp objects can chip or crack them if dropped.
Natural stone tiles such as granite and marble are luxurious and formal. Glass, ceramic and porcelain tile are all high-end options that can add a touch elegance to any room. Glossy and matte finishes are available.
High-quality porcelain tile lines feature multiple faces. Even within the same product line, there are several pattern variations so a floor doesn’t repeat the same design every few tiles. It can give a large floor a more natural, luxurious look.
Tile is rated on how consistent its color and texture are from piece to piece — your preference here is a style choice, not a right-or-wrong one. Room size is also important because larger tile in a smaller room can open it up and smaller tile with more grout lines read as busier.
Some tiles need more care before and after installation than others. Our team walks you through the care routine for the tile you choose.
Our tile and stone selection is versatile and includes curated Italian and Spanish porcelain as well as the categories below. Why? We believe surfaces a designer or builder actually specifies deserve a showroom that's edited, not just stocked. We offer:
Ceramic tile is made from fired clay. Leaving it unglazed will maintain the clay's natural coloring and when glazed a second time, it can have a matte, semi-gloss or high-gloss finish in a wide range of colors. Glazed tile withstands stains and moisture better than unglazed tile. High-gloss finishes tend to be more slippery and show scratches more easily than textured or matte options.
Because it's fired at higher temperatures, porcelain is denser than its ceramic counterparts. Made from a sand-like material, its coloring runs throughout the tile, which creates a durable, non-porous, scratch-resistant surface that stands up to extreme temperatures. It's commonplace both indoors and outdoors.
Granite is the hardest stone flooring on the market — it's formed from magma and almost as durable as a diamond. Available in several colors and shades, its moisture and scratch resistance makes it ideal for kitchens, but it holds up almost anywhere in the home.
Glass tile has a sleek, radiant quality. That's why it's popular in bathrooms, kitchens, and around pools, but it can go almost anywhere else. This backsplash staple resists stains, moisture, chemicals, mold, and mildew. Plus, it won't fade over time. Sizes range from 1 inch to 18 inches, and there are many shapes, colors, and finishes to choose from.
Mosaic tiles are 2x2 inches or smaller so they can be used for borders, accents or full flooring applications. The most popular options are stone, metal, glass, ceramic or porcelain in several shapes including squares, circles and teardrops. The pattern is a great finishing touch to add to any flooring or design project.
Installing tile flooring requires precision, and that means covering all the bases, including subfloor preparation, layout planning, and proper installation. All of these aspects affect how the finished floor looks and how long it lasts. Our team's professional installation services are ideal for homeowners, designers, and builders throughout Lighthouse Point. The best part? You have one point of contact who knows your project from first samples to final walkthrough.
Prefer to use your own contractor? Go ahead. Our installation services are available when you need them and never forced when you don't.
Our over twenty years on Federal Highway has allowed us to build a tile and stone showroom that's genuinely curated, not just stocked. It doesn't matter whether you're a homeowner choosing a tile for your bathroom, a designer specifying for a client or a builder managing a commercial or residential project, we have what you need without filler. Here's why we're different:
Present, engaged and reliable, count on us to be here and be in it.
If there's a problem during your installation, we resolve it. We don't escalate anything.
We get to know your space, your project, and your budget before recommending any tile.
From your first showroom visit to installation day, our team is professional and follows through with your project.
Choosing a tile floor should be enjoyable, not stressful. We keep the process light without cutting corners.
The cost depends on the material, but ceramic and porcelain tile are the most accessible. Natural stone and glass are on the higher end. We will talk more about pricing for your specific project during your consultation without pressure to upgrade beyond what your space and budget call for.
With proper installation and tile care, your flooring can last for decades. In most cases, natural stone and porcelain installations last the lifetime of a home.
Yes, tile flooring is a strong choice for any kitchen or bathroom. It resists moisture, stains, and daily wear.
The timeline of your tile flooring installation project is based on the size of the space, the tile type, and any prep work the subfloor needs. Before we start working, we'll give you a realistic timeline. It doesn't matter whether we're working on a single room or a full commercial build-out.
In some cases, yes, tile can be installed over existing flooring. However, it comes down to the condition and type of existing floor. It must be completely flat, level, and free of damage. Our installation team will assess your space and tell you the best option for your room.
Yes, tile flooring is a good choice for homes with pets. It withstands scratches and holds up to daily foot and paw traffic, which makes it a practical choice for homes with pets.
Tile flooring does add value to a home. Because it's durable and long-lasting, potential buyers love it so it's a good way to support your home's resale value.
Sweep and mop the tile. Although it's important to note some natural stone options benefit from periodic resealing to maintain moisture and stain resistance. Grout maintenance shouldn't be overlooked either.
It can be, but it depends on the finish. For example, high-gloss tile is slippery when wet, while textured, matte, or unglazed finishes have better slip resistance. Our team will help you choose the right finish for your bathroom, kitchen, or other moisture-prone areas.
Yes, it's usually even better than other flooring types. Tile resists heat, humidity and moisture, which works well in South Florida's climate. You can also pair it with concrete slab foundations found throughout the region without special construction or workarounds.
Floors To Go provided all of the flooring for our renovation. We couldn't be happier with how it turned out. Kenny was knowledgeable and communicative from start to finish. Highly recommend!
Great selection and price points. An A+ team that is helpful throughout the entire buying process through delivery & installation. Very knowledgeable staff!
What an amazing company all around. From the huge selection of beautiful flooring to the knowledgeable staff and quick, efficient installation, a wonderful experience.
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