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Sham A. says, “Very professional and quality work. We will hire him for our other projects.”
Typical cost
$1,253–$3,939
Average $2,241
National price data from Thumbtack. Updated July 2026.
Most people pay $1,253–$3,939, about $2,241 on average. Enter your ZIP to compare free quotes from top-rated pros near you.
Most people pay $1,253–$3,939 for shower tiling. Compare free quotes from local pros below to see what your project will cost near you.
| Type | Price per square foot |
|---|---|
| Ceramic tile | $2 to $8 |
| Quarry tile | $8 to $13 |
| Porcelain tile | $3 to $10 |
| Natural stone tile | $5 to $15 |
| Cement tile | $2 to $10 |
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Sham A. says, “Very professional and quality work. We will hire him for our other projects.”
Carol H. says, “Carlos repaired a number of tile that had cracked or become loose. In another area he also repaired grout that needed replacing. He is an expert at working with flooring and knew exactly what we needed to get the best results .”
Megan P. says, “We had them build out a butlers pantry in a planning center space. They closed in a wall, tiled a backsplash and installed cabinets. They were consistently on time, polite, and kept us up to date in every step. We will be using them again for further projects!”
Carlos L. says, “They did a fantastic job with the Saltillo tiles in our sunken living room. Pricing was reasonable and they were punctual and kept things tidy. Will definitely br saving their number to recommend to friends.”
David Q. says, “The drywall, patching, and painting work that Lakehill Remodeling did in my bathroom was great! Some drywall on teh ceiling had to be replaced as well as repairing an old leak from a skylight. They also painted the entire room. All of this was done in one day! They were responsive and very communicative from the start, and the work was professional and quick. I would recommend them highly.”
Mark G. says, “In our new house had an all wood look tile floor that started cracking almost immediately and after 3 years of having individual tiles replaced a few at a time over those three years our builder agreed to replace the flooring. We went with a LVP laid over the tile and insisted that Jared at LoneStar Craftwork did the work as he’d done several other projects for us and we knew his work would be excellent. He didn’t disappoint. He started with a leveling compound to fill the grout lines and ensure a completely flat surface for the LVP, pulled the doors, baseboards, and toilet, and even made a custom piece of trim to fit up against an exterior door threshold that the LVP didn’t fit up against properly. Now the floors look great and as an added bonus he even made the baseboards look better when he put them back in by simply taking a little more time to get everything straight and level… I didn’t even realize how bad they were before, but the difference is amazing. In addition to the floors we’ve had LoneStar Craftwork build some floating shelves, install dog doors through two different walls complete with trim, build a wooden Christmas tree, install shelves in a closet under our stairs, and build a custom printer cabinet for a plotter.”
Answers to commonly asked questions about shower tiling near you.
Most people pay $1,253–$3,939 for shower tiling, based on national price data from Thumbtack. The average is about $2,241. Small jobs can cost as little as $547, while large or complex ones can reach $8,901. Right now, local pros on this page list starting prices from $150.
The biggest price factors are tile material, tile price cheat sheet, tile installation design, additional materials, like grout and mortar, and extra built-in features. Describe these details when you request quotes so each pro can price your job accurately. Right now, local pros on this page list starting prices from $150.
In the "Tile price cheat sheet" comparison, ceramic tile is the least expensive at $2 to $8, and quarry tile costs the most at $8 to $13.
Get quotes from at least three bathtub installation pros, share photos and measurements up front, and ask what each quote includes (materials, labor, travel, cleanup). Prices well below $1,253 can mean a smaller scope or lower-quality materials.
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“Very professional and quality work. We will hire him for our other projects.”
“Carlos repaired a number of tile that had cracked or become loose. In another area he also repaired grout that needed replacing. He is an expert at working with flooring and knew exactly what we needed to get the best results .”
“We had them build out a butlers pantry in a planning center space. They closed in a wall, tiled a backsplash and installed cabinets. They were consistently on time, polite, and kept us up to date in every step. We will be using them again for further projects!”
“They did a fantastic job with the Saltillo tiles in our sunken living room. Pricing was reasonable and they were punctual and kept things tidy. Will definitely br saving their number to recommend to friends.”
“The drywall, patching, and painting work that Lakehill Remodeling did in my bathroom was great! Some drywall on teh ceiling had to be replaced as well as repairing an old leak from a skylight. They also painted the entire room. All of this was done in one day! They were responsive and very communicative from the start, and the work was professional and quick. I would recommend them highly.”
“In our new house had an all wood look tile floor that started cracking almost immediately and after 3 years of having individual tiles replaced a few at a time over those three years our builder agreed to replace the flooring. We went with a LVP laid over the tile and insisted that Jared at LoneStar Craftwork did the work as he’d done several other projects for us and we knew his work would be excellent. He didn’t disappoint. He started with a leveling compound to fill the grout lines and ensure a completely flat surface for the LVP, pulled the doors, baseboards, and toilet, and even made a custom piece of trim to fit up against an exterior door threshold that the LVP didn’t fit up against properly. Now the floors look great and as an added bonus he even made the baseboards look better when he put them back in by simply taking a little more time to get everything straight and level… I didn’t even realize how bad they were before, but the difference is amazing. In addition to the floors we’ve had LoneStar Craftwork build some floating shelves, install dog doors through two different walls complete with trim, build a wooden Christmas tree, install shelves in a closet under our stairs, and build a custom printer cabinet for a plotter.”
| Item | Typical cost |
|---|---|
| Cement backer board | $10 |
| Redgard membrane | $50 |
| Thin-set and grout | $50 |
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