Tile Flooring in Marietta, GA — Durable Beauty for Kitchens, Baths, and Sunrooms

Tile is the workhorse of Marietta's flooring market. The city's 1960s and 1970s ranch homes were originally built with 4-by-4 ceramic tile in kitchens and baths — much of it now cracked, yellowed, or simply out of style. Replacement tile projects make up roughly 20 percent of all flooring calls in Marietta. Beyond kitchens and baths, Marietta homeowners have an additional tile challenge shared by few other markets: unheated sunrooms. The city's mild winters are occasionally interrupted by sudden freezes, and tile installed without proper substrate and grout management in unheated sunrooms is susceptible to cracking from freeze-thaw cycling. Atlanta Flooring Pros uses frost-resistant tile and flexible grout compounds in sunroom installations throughout Marietta's older ranch neighborhoods. The red clay subsoil that characterizes the Piedmont region also contributes to subfloor movement, which requires anti-fracture membrane underlayment on slab floors before any tile work begins. Homes near Marietta Square in historic districts sometimes have original 1920s hexagonal mosaic tile in bathrooms — a find worth restoring rather than replacing, and a specialty our crew handles with care.

We install all tile types including ceramic, porcelain, natural stone, and large-format tiles (24x24 and larger, which are increasingly popular in Marietta kitchen renovations). Services include tile removal, subfloor leveling and anti-fracture membrane installation, tile layout and installation, grouting, sealing, and trim work. Bathroom tile projects typically complete in two to three days. Kitchen floor replacements in ranch homes run one to two days. Large-format tile or natural stone work takes an additional day for layout planning and precise cutting. For full project details, see our tile flooring service page and our Marietta area page. Homeowners renovating bathrooms may find our tile vs. LVP bathroom guide helpful before deciding.

Tile installation in Marietta runs $2,200–$9,800 depending on material choice and room complexity. Ceramic tile is the budget-friendly entry point; large-format porcelain and natural stone reach the upper range. Subfloor issues from Piedmont clay settlement add $200–$700 for anti-fracture membrane and leveling — an essential step in Marietta slab homes. Sunroom freeze-protection upgrades add $150–$300. Historic bathroom mosaic restoration is priced per square foot after assessment. All prices are 2026 estimates.

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Call (470) 369-6470 for a free tile estimate — we respond within 15 minutes anywhere in Marietta. Our crews serve kitchens, bathrooms, sunrooms, and entryways throughout Marietta from the neighborhoods near The Big Chicken to the historic districts near Kennesaw Mountain National Battlefield. Complete for a same-day callback from a Atlanta Flooring Pros tile specialist.