German Setter Tile and Marble
About us
German Setter Tile and Marble is a San Diego based tile-setting company owned and operated by Jens Sedemund. Jens was born and raised in Eutin, Germany and decided to become a tile setter when he was 16 years old. He underwent a 2-year apprenticeship and then passed a test to receive his journeyman certificate. With the exception of a 1 1/2 year stint in the German navy, he's been setting tile ever since. Jens met his future (American) wife in Germany in 1993 and moved to the US in 1995 to get married. After several years of working in the US as a journeyman tile setter, he got his tile-setting contractor license and started his own business. With 30 years of experience, Jens has successfully tackled almost every kind of tile-setting project imaginable. Besides being known for his beautiful work, he is known for his expertise, attention to detail, friendly disposition and work ethic. He's extremely reliable: he returns phone calls, consistently arrives punctually at jobs and appointments, and communicates with customers throughout the project. Jens has done work for hundreds of satisfied customers. Typical projects include: Walk-in showers and tub enclosures, Flooring (indoor and outdoor), Back splashes, Counter tops, Wainscoting, Mosaic design. Typical materials used: Ceramic tile, Marble, Travertine, Granite tile, Glass tile, Slate, Glass block.
Business highlights
Services we offer
Tile/marble/other stone setting, backsplashes, can demo, ceilings, counters, etc. Besides new installation, fireplaces, flooring, granite etc. Can tile most every surface, including, patios, regrout, reseal and repair., slate, steps, such as travertine, tub surrounds, walk in showers, walls
Amenities
Emergency Services
Yes
Free Estimates
Yes
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Licensing
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