Broward County
Waterfront-ready tile work for Fort Lauderdale homes — indoor floors and walls to pool decks and patios, built to withstand salt air and coastal conditions.
Fort Lauderdale homeowners understand that living on or near the water comes with specific demands on building materials. Salt air corrodes cheap finishes, poolside surfaces must be slip-resistant, and bathrooms in waterfront homes face constant humidity exposure. Tile installation in Fort Lauderdale is not just about choosing a beautiful product. It is about selecting the right tile, adhesive, and grout combination for a coastal environment, and then installing it with the precision that ensures longevity. That is exactly what AP STONE INC. delivers.
Indoor tile work across Fort Lauderdale covers kitchens, living areas, and entryways with the same layout precision, whether the material is large rectified porcelain or a classic subway pattern. Curious about the tradeoffs of going oversized? Read our large-format tile pros and cons guide before you decide. Bathrooms run on their own stricter wet-area process — see our dedicated bathroom tile installation in Fort Lauderdale page for the full waterproofing standard we hold every wet area to.
Outdoor living is central to the Fort Lauderdale lifestyle, and we specialize in exterior tile that performs under direct sun, rain, and pool chemical exposure. We install frost-proof porcelain pavers, travertine pool coping, and non-slip deck tile across the greater Fort Lauderdale area. Proper drainage slope, expansion joints, and UV-stable grout are non-negotiable elements of our outdoor tile installation process. The result is an outdoor surface that looks refined, stays safe underfoot, and will not degrade after a few seasons of Florida weather.
From kitchen backsplashes in Wilton Manors to full-floor porcelain installations in Las Olas condominiums, our tile installation services in Fort Lauderdale cover every application. We work directly with homeowners, designers, and general contractors to deliver tile work that meets the highest standards of craftsmanship and durability. We take on tile projects of every size, and small projects — a single powder-room floor, a backsplash, a repaired section of pool deck — get the same layout planning and the same written workmanship warranty as a full-floor installation.
Why Choose AP STONE INC.
Non-slip porcelain, travertine coping, and proper drainage engineering for Fort Lauderdale's outdoor living spaces.
Sheet membrane and liquid-applied waterproofing on every wet-area installation, protecting your investment from moisture damage.
From demolition and substrate repair to final grout sealing, we handle the full scope of your tile project in-house.
Over two decades serving South Florida homeowners and businesses with precision stone and tile work.
Bilingual team ready to assist you in English or Spanish from consultation through project completion.
"We have a waterfront home in Las Olas and were nervous about tile on a slab that had some moisture history. AP Stone tested it, used a moisture-tolerant primer, and the install came out perfect. They knew exactly what to do for this type of property."
Thomas B.
Las Olas Isles — Full Floor Installation
"AP Stone tiled our entire first floor in a 24x48 porcelain. The team was professional, on time every day, and cleaned up completely each afternoon. The grout lines are impossibly straight. Highly recommend for Broward County homeowners."
Jennifer R.
Coral Ridge — Large-Format Porcelain Floor
"Got three bids for our master bath and kitchen. AP Stone wasn’t the cheapest but they were the most thorough in their site assessment. They spotted a subfloor issue the others missed. Glad we went with them — no surprises, great result."
Marcus & Sandra W.
Weston — Kitchen & Bath Tile
Tile installation in Fort Lauderdale typically costs $7–$15 per square foot for standard porcelain or ceramic, and $15–$30 per square foot for large-format or natural stone. Waterfront properties in Las Olas, Rio Vista, and Victoria Park often require additional subfloor leveling due to moisture movement, which we assess during our free site visit.
A standard room takes 3–5 days. Fort Lauderdale waterfront homes frequently require a moisture vapor emission test before we set tile — this adds one day but prevents future cracking or adhesive failure. We factor this into our project timeline upfront.
Yes. We serve all of Broward County including Las Olas Isles, Coral Ridge, Victoria Park, Lauderdale-by-the-Sea, Pompano Beach, Hollywood, and Weston. Our team is familiar with Broward County permit requirements and HOA rules across waterfront and gated communities.
Get a detailed estimate for your Fort Lauderdale tile project today.