
Bandera Rd Kitchen Floor
Large-format wood-look porcelain over a leveled 1970s slab. Three days from demo to grout.
Expert tile installation in Leon Valley, TX. Serving homeowners and businesses along the Bandera Road and Loop 410 corridor since day one.
Leon Valley's mix of 1960s–70s ranch homes on concrete slab and newer builds off Grissom Road each call for different tile approaches. We know which neighborhoods tend to have post-tension slabs, which have moisture issues, and how to spec the right thinset and underlayment the first time.
A few examples of recent work in the Leon Valley area.

Large-format wood-look porcelain over a leveled 1970s slab. Three days from demo to grout.

Full waterproofing membrane and curbless entry with linear drain. Mold-resistant epoxy grout.

High-traffic porcelain install completed overnight to avoid business closure.
Looking for a reliable tile contractor in Leon Valley? From kitchen floor tile and bathroom shower tile to commercial tile installation along Bandera Road, Southtown Tile Contractor is minutes away. We handle demo, substrate prep, waterproofing, and grout sealing — all in-house.
Yes. Most Leon Valley homes built after the late 1970s sit on post-tension slabs. We use shallow-cut demo methods and never cut below the mortar bed. If plumbing needs to move, we coordinate with a structural engineer before any slab work.
Our shop is about 7 minutes from Leon Valley, so we usually schedule estimates within 48 hours and start work the following week. Commercial jobs along Bandera Road can often be done after-hours to avoid closures.
Absolutely. Removing 1960s–70s vinyl and tile over slab is routine for us. We inspect the slab for moisture, flatten any high spots, and prime before setting new tile.
Yes — free in-home estimates with a written quote the same visit. We measure, inspect the substrate, and recommend the right tile and mortar for your conditions.
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