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Top 3 Tile Contractors in Stevensville, MT

Porch Pro Headshot Devil Pup Construction LLC.

Devil Pup Construction LLC.

Tile Contractors
Serves Stevensville, Montana
Devil Pup Construction LLC is a young company with an owner that has 15 years and a strong background in all aspects of the industry, with a special talent for Porch and Deck design and builds.
Devil Pup Construction LLC is a young company with an owner that has 15 years and a strong background in all aspects of the industry, with a special talent for Porch and Deck design and builds.
Porch Pro Headshot Summit Builders Tile and Stone LLC

Summit Builders Tile and Stone LLC

Tile Contractors
Serves Stevensville, Montana
Expert Tile Installations, Mud-set showers, heated tile floors, counters, fireplaces
Expert Tile Installations, Mud-set showers, heated tile floors, counters, fireplaces
Porch Pro Headshot Timberline Tile & Stone

Timberline Tile & Stone

Tile Contractors
Serves Stevensville, Montana
Timberline Tile & Stone offers professional tile & stone installation in the Missoula area of western Montana. We work almost exclusively with ceramic and natural stone tiles in residential and small commercial settings, but can also install LVT, VCT, and vinyl plank flooring upon request. We contin...Read more about Timberline Tile & Stone
Timberline Tile & Stone offers professional tile & stone installation in the Missoula area of western Montana. We work almost exclusively with ceramic and natural stone tiles in residential and small commercial settings, but can also install LVT, VCT, and vinyl plank flooring upon request. We contin...Read more about Timberline Tile & Stone

Top questions to ask before hiring a tile contractor

A professional will assist you with scope and estimates, but having a clear idea of what you want to accomplish will help communication.

Do you want professionals to do everything, or do you have the time and skill to do some of the work?

Many projects such as have a DIY component, such as painting or cleanup.

First and foremost, protect yourself and make sure the contractor and any sub-contractors are licensed, bonded and insured.