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A&K CONSTRUCTION
4.9(
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Serving Malta, NY and surrounding areas

Approved

Super Service Award Winner

In business since 2020

Free estimates

Emergency services offered

"Ani and his brother were timely, communicative and sent updates when each piece of work was done. The old pool house old building had issues that were revealed as work progressed, and Ani gave me quotes for what each repair would cost. He also helped me pick tile, explain why a floor covering of tile would make more sense than wood in the house. He painted, replaced the roof, created a vent, and created a shutoff switch for the pipe so that a leak might not happen in the future. Above all, the project was completed on time within his estimates. In addition, he was very good to work with and together the project came together very well. He was clear and direct, which is how I like working with someone. I would recommend A&K construction and will definitely hire them again for future projects."
Bathroom remodel
Bathroom remodel
Bathroom remodel
Bathroom remodel
Bathroom remodel

+87

Response time2 days
8 neighbors recently requested a quote
Recommended by73%of homeowners
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SE Kitchens & Baths Inc.
4.1(
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Serving Malta, NY and surrounding areas

Approved

In business since 2011

Free estimates

Credit card accepted

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Skip and his crew were professional and courteous and easy to work with.

1) The chandelier was no easy task to install. They did a great job: A

2) Ceiling fan in bedroom w/ remote and wall controls: A

3) Window screens: I had all of the screens replaced because several of my old ones had fallen out when my two (indoor) cats sat on the window sill and leaned against the screens. Within two months of receiving the new screens, one of the downstairs screens popped out and my little cat fell out of the first floor window. This is a skittish indoor cat who had never been outside, and it took me close to an hour to coax him back inside. Because the only reason I had the screens replaced was to keep my cats from falling out of the window, and I now have zero confidence in the integrity of the screens, I rate this section as an: F

4) New toilet and light/fan in guest bathroom: A

5) My master bathroom was completely gutted. Out went the old bathtub and in came a beautiful shower stall with a bench, shelves and glass doors. It looks great and I love it. The painting and floor tiling were A. The toilet and light/fan: A. But now comes the part that has been gnawing at me from the start. I ordered a custom-made, "top of the line" vanity with a granite top. It was the most expensive piece of the whole renovation .About $3000 or > if memory serves. On the final day of the job, after Skip installed the sink, he told me that I "lost a drawer." Apparently the sink was too deep so there was no way to install the top drawer of the custom-made 3-drawer vanity that I ordered. And then while we were standing there in the bathroom reviewing the job, the wood plank that would have been the face of the top drawer fell onto the floor. As all of us girls know, the top drawer is the most important drawer of the vanity, and basically of any piece that has drawers. You wouldn't put your kitchen silverware in the 2nd drawer, would you? As much as I love my overall renovated bathroom, the missing top drawer on the vanity bugs the *&%# out of me each and every day. A big disappointment. And it is the missing drawer that brings down my overall ratings. I was going to keep this to myself and not post on Angie's list, but then this week, the toilet paper holder that was installed onto my custom-made vanity fell off.

Misc: There was a small problem with the plumbing of the new shower which leaked after its first use. Skip and the plumber came back the next day to fix it. No big whoop. Nobody's perfect. But they had to go through my closet to get to the leak, and the patch job on my closet wall was less than perfect. It is not in an area where any guest would notice it, but it bothers me because it was done in a hurry on the last day of the job and looks sloppy. It makes me feel badly because I know that is not how someone would repair it if it was in their own home.

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FAQs for ceramic tile service projects in Malta, NY

The average cost of installing tile is around $2,000, ranging between $400 and $6,500, depending on the type of tile, square footage of tile, and whether or not your tiling contractor performs site preparation, like removing old tile. On average, you can expect to pay between $5 and $45 per square foot, largely depending on the type and quality of the tiles you choose. For example, ceramic and travertine tile cost about $1 per square foot, but luxury tile options like marble cost up to $350 per square foot, not including labor.

Yes, tiling a bathroom is a great way to boost the value of your home. Tile is a highly durable and attractive building material, and savvy buyers will know they’re getting a low-maintenance flooring or wall covering that can last for 75 years or more. Keep in mind that the return on investment from tiling your bathroom will likely be higher if a professional tile installer does the work. Tiling is a complicated job, and mistakes will be very evident and detract from the appearance and value of the finished work.

On average, you can expect the tiling in your bathroom to take around 12 hours, usually spread over at least two to three days. The process can take longer if your tile installer needs to remove old tile first. Tiling a floor takes around six hours, and tiling the shower area often takes six to 10 hours. Some factors that affect the length of the project include the type of tile, the layout of your bathroom, and any prep work that your installer needs to do beforehand. It’s best to have an alternate bathroom available during the process.

Tile will almost always last longer than laminate flooring, regardless of the type of tile installed. Porcelain tile can last for 75 years or more with proper care, and even less durable ceramic tile will last for 60 years or more, provided they’re installed by a tile professional. On the other hand, laminate flooring has an average lifespan of around 20 years, and you might only get 10 to 15 years out of low-cost laminate flooring. As such, tile will add far more value to your home than laminate.

To find a local tile installer, your first step is to connect with professionals in your area and interview them. Ask the following questions to get a sense of their experience and ability:

  • How many years have you been in business?

  • Do you have a list of references I can contact?

  • What materials—tile, thinset, and mortar—will you use?

  • Does your pricing include materials and labor?

  • How long will my bathroom or kitchen be out of commission while you work?

Then, compare prices to find the best value for your investment.

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