Tile & LVP Flooring Installation in Brooklyn, NY

Tile and luxury vinyl plank cover more square footage of a typical Brooklyn renovation than any other flooring type: bathroom floors and walls, kitchen backsplashes, and full-apartment LVP installs. Illyrian Group Corp handles tile and LVP flooring as one of our core Brooklyn services, with crews who install both materials every week rather than treating either as a side skill.

Because we source tile and LVP directly, we can usually turn a bathroom or kitchen floor around faster than a general contractor waiting on a separate flooring subcontractor's schedule, and because we're also a full renovation company, we can bundle tile and LVP work into a bathroom or kitchen remodel without adding another subcontractor to manage.

Tile and LVP work often overlaps directly with a bathroom or kitchen remodel, which is why we treat scheduling as part of the estimate, not an afterthought. If your project also needs plumbing fixture relocation or electrical work for a heated floor system, we coordinate those trades under one schedule instead of you managing separate subcontractors who may not talk to each other.

Signs You Need New Tile or LVP Flooring

• Cracked, chipped, or missing tiles in a shower or bathroom floor
• Grout that's stained, crumbling, or no longer sealing properly against water
• Soft or spongy spots in a bathroom floor, which can signal subfloor water damage
• Outdated tile color or pattern that makes the whole room feel dated
• LVP or laminate that's peeling, lifting at the seams, or warped from moisture
• Wanting to switch a wet-prone area from carpet to a water-resistant surface

Where We Install Tile & LVP

Tile & LVP Material Tiers

What Complicates a Tile or LVP Job in a Brooklyn Building

• Sound-transmission rules: LVP and tile installed above another unit are sometimes subject to the same acoustic underlayment requirements as hardwood, which we confirm with your board before ordering material.
• Subfloor leveling: century-old subfloors are rarely flat, and tile in particular needs a level substrate or the grout lines will crack within a year.
• Waterproofing cure time: for shower and tub surrounds, the waterproofing membrane needs to be inspected and cured before tile goes up, which adds fixed time to the schedule that can't be compressed.
• Water shut-off coordination: bathroom tile work often requires shutting off water to a shared riser, which needs advance notice to building management and sometimes to other units.
• Lead time on custom material: natural stone and imported tile can have 2 to 4 week lead times, which we build into the schedule up front rather than surprise you with mid-project.

How Much Does Tile or LVP Flooring Cost in Brooklyn?

LVP typically runs $6 to $12 per square foot installed, standard tile runs $12 to $20 per square foot, and waterproofed shower or bath tile runs $20 to $35 per square foot. Material choice, pattern complexity, and waterproofing needs drive most of that range, confirmed in a written estimate after your walkthrough.

Why Brooklyn Homeowners Choose Illyrian for Tile & LVP Flooring

Tile and LVP flooring lives right at the intersection of two trades that often get outsourced separately: waterproofing and finish flooring. Because we run both under one crew, a shower tile job doesn't become two separate contractors pointing fingers if a leak shows up later. We source material directly, quote in writing before work starts, and back every installation with a 1-year workmanship warranty, which is a more accountable way to handle wet-area flooring than piecing the job together yourself.

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