Palm Beach County

Tile & Stone Contractor in Palm Beach County, FL

Tile, marble, and natural stone installation for homes across Palm Beach County. Many homes here sit inside HOA communities, so tell us your association's rules early. Our in-house crew works in English and Spanish. Request a free estimate.

Waterfront home with stone installation by AP STONE INC.
10 Services in Palm Beach County

What We Install in Palm Beach County

Pick the service you need, or call us if the job covers several areas. A bathroom often needs waterproofing before the tile goes in, and a kitchen can need a backsplash and a countertop in the same project. See all services.

4 Cities, 1 County

Cities We Cover in Palm Beach County

Before You Build

What Changes Across the County

Palm Beach County sits outside the High-Velocity Hurricane Zone. That is not the same as no rules. The Florida Building Code applies statewide, and the county still builds for high wind. Atlantic hurricane season runs from June 1 to November 30, so outdoor work, like a pool deck or an exterior patio, should be planned with that window in mind.

Many homes here are inside gated communities run by HOAs, including age-restricted 55+ communities. These often require architectural approval before renovations start. Ask your association for its rules before you choose materials, because its review can decide what you are allowed to change.

Many owners live in the county only part of the year. If you split your time between here and another home, tell us which weeks you will be here.

Permits follow the address, not the neighborhood name. Inside city limits, the city issues the permit. In unincorporated areas, the county does. Check the address before you plan the permit.

Frequently Asked Questions

Tile & Stone Contractor in Palm Beach County — FAQ

How much does a tile or stone project cost in Palm Beach County?expand_more

We quote after measuring, so this page does not list a price. The number moves with the size of the area, the material you choose, how much demolition the job needs, and how the crew reaches the work area. Request a free estimate to start.

How long does a tile or stone project take in Palm Beach County?expand_more

The steps follow this order: we visit and measure your space, you choose the material, the crew installs it, and the final polish is done in your home. If your HOA requires architectural approval, that review comes before installation. That review is the step you do not control, and it can take longer than you expect, so ask about it first.

Do I need HOA approval before we start?expand_more

Many communities in the county are run by an HOA, and the age-restricted 55+ communities often require architectural approval before renovations. Ask your association what it needs before you sign a contract.

Who issues the permit for my address in Palm Beach County?expand_more

The Florida Building Code applies everywhere in the state, and the local building department enforces it. Inside city limits, the city issues the permit. Boca Raton, Delray Beach, West Palm Beach and Palm Beach Gardens each have their own building division. Unincorporated addresses go through Palm Beach County Planning, Zoning & Building.

Does the High-Velocity Hurricane Zone apply in Palm Beach County?expand_more

No. Palm Beach County is outside the High-Velocity Hurricane Zone. The county still builds for high wind. Atlantic hurricane season runs from June 1 to November 30, so plan outdoor stone and tile work with that window in mind.

Do you speak Spanish on the job?expand_more

Yes. Our team speaks English and Spanish.

Our crew also works across South Florida. See our Miami services and neighborhoods or our Fort Lauderdale services and neighborhoods.

Ready for Your Palm Beach County Project?

Request a free estimate — we serve Boca Raton, Delray Beach, West Palm Beach, Palm Beach Gardens, and the rest of the county.

Cities and neighborhoods in Palm Beach County