At Ceramic Tile Sales, our unique advantage lies in being an employee-owned and operated business. This structure allows us to invest significantly in the professional development of our team members. They gain expertise through extensive in-house training and by participating in industry events nationwide. Such dedication to skill enhancement ensures you receive unparalleled customer service from the most knowledgeable staff in the industry.

While it might seem tempting to opt for a big box store's lower prices, Ceramic Tile Sales focuses on offering the latest, high-quality products. Unlike these larger stores that often sell outdated or second-grade tiles with potential defects in shape, color, or thickness, we ensure your selection comes directly from the latest manufacturing run. This commitment guarantees uniformity in color and size across your entire order, something big box retailers' mixed-run inventory cannot promise.

A tile run signifies a series of tiles produced in a single manufacturing cycle. Ensuring your tiles come from the same run is crucial for achieving uniform thickness and color. Conversely, tiles from different runs can lead to noticeable discrepancies in your installation, making it challenging to achieve a cohesive look.

While our showroom samples provide an accurate glimpse of what to expect, slight variations are normal, especially with natural stone tiles like granite, marble, slate, and travertine. These materials feature unique veins and color patterns that are inherently variable, making each tile distinct and impossible to duplicate precisely.

Though porcelain and ceramic tiles are crafted from similar materials, key distinctions exist between them. Ceramic tiles are created from clay and are kiln-fired, typically featuring a glazed finish that adds color and pattern. They are suited for areas with light to moderate foot traffic.

Porcelain tiles, made through a pressing process, boast a denser composition and a lower rate of water absorption, rendering them exceptionally durable. Due to their robustness and longevity, porcelain tiles are the ideal choice for high-traffic areas in homes or businesses, including kitchen floors.