Historic
Austin Hwy Bungalow Floor
Custom-matched encaustic replacement for a 1928 bungalow entry — original pattern preserved.
15 minFrom our San Antonio shop
90+Alamo Heights projects
15+ yrsTile craftsmanship
Tile Work That Respects Alamo Heights
Alamo Heights blends historic character with modern taste. Many homes here have original hex floor tile, encaustic patterns, or 1920s–1930s construction that needs careful handling. We know when to restore, when to overlay, and when a full replacement is the only honest answer. We also handle high-end commercial jobs along the Broadway corridor.
Recent Alamo Heights Tile Projects
A few examples of recent work in the Alamo Heights area.
Luxury
Broadway Foyer
Book-matched Calacatta porcelain foyer with brass trim transitions. Precision cuts throughout.
Commercial
Broadway Corridor Lobby
Large-format rectified porcelain lobby floor installed over weekend to avoid tenant disruption.
Free In-Home Estimate in Alamo Heights
We measure, inspect substrate, and give you a written quote the same visit.
(830) 452-0678 Request OnlineWhy Alamo Heights Chooses Southtown Tile Contractor
Need a tile contractor in Alamo Heights with an eye for detail? We handle historic restorations, luxury home remodels, and Broadway corridor commercial tile with equal care. Southtown Tile Contractor is a short drive away and books quickly — reach out for a free estimate.
Alamo Heights Tile FAQs
Sometimes. If the original pattern is still available or can be custom-matched, we restore. If the subfloor has failed, we document the pattern and replicate it with modern materials that will outlast the originals.
Yes. We have done lobbies, retail floors, and restaurant kitchens along Broadway. Most commercial jobs are run on weekends or overnights to avoid tenant disruption.
Older Alamo Heights homes rarely have flat subfloors. We use self-leveling compound or plywood overlay to bring the floor into tolerance before tile goes down — otherwise large-format tile will lippage.
Pure tile replacement typically does not require a permit. If plumbing or structural work is involved — moving a shower drain, cutting a slab, altering waterproofing — a permit is required and we help coordinate it.