NV Lic. #0088276
Licensed
Nevada State Contractors Board
- Nevada contractor license #0088276
- Issued to Tile Max LLC
- Anyone can look it up on the NSCB website
Licensed · Bonded · Insured
Our standards
You're letting a crew into your home. Here's what stands behind Tile Max: a Nevada contractor license, a bond, liability insurance, and the way we work on every job.
- NV Lic. #0088276
- Bonded
- Liability insured
- Free written quotes
Credentials
Licensed, bonded & insured
The three things to check before you hire any contractor in Nevada. We have all three, and you can verify the license yourself.
On file with NSCB
Bonded
Contractor's license bond
- Bond on file with the Nevada State Contractors Board
- Required to hold a Nevada contractor license
- Gives you added protection as a customer
Liability coverage
Insured
General liability coverage
- Liability insurance on every job
- Covers your home while we work
- Proof of insurance available on request
On every job
How we work
The standards our crew follows in every home and business, whether it's one backsplash or a whole floor.
Prep before tile
Floors checked and leveled, cracks isolated, and old material taken down to a solid base before anything new goes in.
Real waterproofing
Showers get a continuous waterproof membrane and a floor sloped at least 1/4 inch per foot to the drain, as plumbing code requires.
Your home protected
Counters, cabinets, appliances, and nearby floors are covered, and work areas are closed off with plastic before demo starts.
Dust control and cleanup
We vacuum as we go, keep the work area contained, and leave the space clean at the end of every day.
Written, clear pricing
Every job starts with a free visit and a written quote. If we find hidden damage under the old floor, we show you and price it before doing any extra work.
Straight communication
You know who's coming, when, and what's happening next, from the first visit to the final walkthrough.
Payment
How do I pay?
We accept cash, check, and Zelle.
Is the estimate really free?
Yes. We come to your home or business, measure, talk through materials and layout, and give you a written quote. There's no cost and no obligation.
Do you take a deposit?
Payment terms, including any deposit, are written into your quote, so you know exactly what's due and when before any work starts.
Can the price change after we start?
The quote is the price for the work it describes. Sometimes old flooring hides a cracked slab, a soft subfloor, or water damage. If that happens, we stop, show you, and give you a price before doing anything extra.
Timelines
How soon can you start?
It depends on our schedule and your materials. We give you a start date with your quote, and we confirm the day before we arrive.
How long will my project take?
One room of LVP is usually the quickest job. A whole home of tile takes longer. Showers take longest, because waterproofing and setting materials need time to cure. Your quote includes a timeline for your specific project.
What can slow a job down?
Special-order tile, hidden damage under old flooring, and cure times for leveler, mortar, and waterproofing. We tell you up front if any of these apply.
Do I need to leave home during the work?
Usually not. We close off the work area, control dust, and keep a path open through your home. For a full shower rebuild you'll need another bathroom for a while.
Warranties
Is my tile or flooring covered by a warranty?
Tile, LVP, engineered wood, and setting materials carry their manufacturer's warranty. Many of those warranties require professional installation that follows the manufacturer's instructions, which is how we install.
Do you warranty your workmanship?
Ask us when we quote your project and we'll walk you through what's covered for your job.
What if something goes wrong after you finish?
Call or text us at (702) 677-2506. We'll come take a look and make it right.
Licensing & insurance
Are you licensed, bonded, and insured?
Yes. Tile Max LLC holds Nevada contractor license #0088276, is bonded, and carries general liability insurance. You can verify the license on the Nevada State Contractors Board website.
Why does hiring a licensed contractor matter?
In Nevada, a licensed contractor has passed state requirements, carries a bond, and answers to the State Contractors Board. That gives you protection an unlicensed installer can't.
Ready when you are
Get a free quote
Tell us about your project, or call and talk it through.