Q. I need to install marble flooring throughout the house, and I was wondering, what is the fair price per square feet for tile installation?
I already have the marble, so the installer just needs to provide the underlayment, thinset, and floor leveling.
Also, the tile would need to be installed in 45 degree angles, instead of straight rows.
Thanks!
I already have the marble, so the installer just needs to provide the underlayment, thinset, and floor leveling.
Also, the tile would need to be installed in 45 degree angles, instead of straight rows.
Thanks!
A. I don't know what part of the country you're in but in the southeast you would typically pay $5 to $8 per sq. ft.. There are lots of people who think they can lay tile so be sure to look at examples of their work before you choose one. Tell your installer you want them laid on the "diagonal". Good luck with your project.
What is a fair price for marble tile floor installation?
Q. I need to install marble flooring throughout the house, and I was wondering, what is the fair price per square feet for tile installation?
I already have the marble, so the installer just needs to provide the underlayment, thinset, and floor leveling.
Also, the tile would need to be installed in 45 degree angles, instead of straight rows.
Thanks!
I already have the marble, so the installer just needs to provide the underlayment, thinset, and floor leveling.
Also, the tile would need to be installed in 45 degree angles, instead of straight rows.
Thanks!
A. About 4.00 a square foot just make sure to use membrane on all joints and cracks or else you will be replacing cracked marble tile good luck
What is a fair price for marble tile floor installation?
Q. I need to install marble flooring throughout the house, and I was wondering, what is the fair price per square feet for tile installation?
I already have the marble, so the installer just needs to provide the underlayment, thinset, and floor leveling.
Also, the tile would need to be installed in 45 degree angles, instead of straight rows.
Thanks!
I already have the marble, so the installer just needs to provide the underlayment, thinset, and floor leveling.
Also, the tile would need to be installed in 45 degree angles, instead of straight rows.
Thanks!
A. For marble labor , floor prep ( unknown because it varies a lot with marble) your looking at 5.00$ a s/f and up.
The proper way to prep for marble is a mud job which gives the absolute best support for marble and will also provide ( when done properly) a flat level floor. That alone can go for 2.00$ a s/f and up depending where you live.
In the real world your looking at closer to 10$ a s/f ( and up)with the prep.
Any questions you can e mail me through my avatar and check my qualifications there. GL
The proper way to prep for marble is a mud job which gives the absolute best support for marble and will also provide ( when done properly) a flat level floor. That alone can go for 2.00$ a s/f and up depending where you live.
In the real world your looking at closer to 10$ a s/f ( and up)with the prep.
Any questions you can e mail me through my avatar and check my qualifications there. GL
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