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Freshly installed hexagonal cement tile mudroom floor with matte sage finish, morning light cutting across each tile's textured edge, iron hooks on bench in background
72 sq ft
¼″ slope to drain

Porcelain rated PEI 5

Frost-resistant · Commercial grade

Entry & Mudroom Flooring · Licensed & Insured

The six feet
that take the hit.

We lay tile, stone, and LVP where winter salt, wet boots, and golden retrievers are the daily stress test — and we engineer every inch of it to last.

See Our Work
340+entries installed
12 yrwarranty on labor
PEI 4–5minimum spec

How We Work

Problem space. Solved space.

Cracked and peeling entryway floor with water damage and salt staining near threshold
Before
Beautifully installed stone tile entryway with hidden linear drain and proper drainage slope
After

Schluter® KERDI membrane

¼″/ft drainage slope · waterproof to 300 PSI

Cross-section: drain assembly

Problem → Solution

Water pooling at the threshold isn't a cosmetic issue.

Cheap laminate swells from the bottom up. By the time you see it buckle, the subfloor is already compromised. We install Schluter®-KERDI membrane, set a ¼″-per-foot drainage slope, and use a linear drain that disappears into the tile plane.

Spec Sheet

Schluter® KERDI membrane¼″/ft drainage slopewaterproof to 300 PSI
Ugly metal T-bar transition strip between tile and hardwood flooring
Before
Seamless flush transition between herringbone tile and oak hardwood flooring
After

3/8″ routered relief

Flush transition · seasonal expansion joint

Detail: tile-to-hardwood transition

Detail Work

The strip where tile meets hardwood is where bad installs show themselves.

A metal T-bar is a white flag. We router a 3/8″ relief into the hardwood edge, set the tile 1/16″ below finish grade, and fill the transition with a matching grout profile that moves with seasonal expansion — no exposed metal, ever.

Spec Sheet

3/8″ routered reliefFlush transitionseasonal expansion joint
Cold concrete subfloor with visible temperature issues in mudroom
Before
Warm stone tile mudroom floor with radiant heating, cozy morning light
After

Nuheat® cable system

1.5″ self-leveling pour · programmable thermostat

Cross-section: radiant heat assembly

Comfort Engineering

Heated subfloor isn't a luxury — it's why tile in a mudroom works.

Cold tile at 6 AM is the reason homeowners regret stone. We route Nuheat® cable through a 1.5″ self-leveling pour, connect it to a programmable thermostat, and tile directly over it — your floor is 68° before you're out of bed.

Spec Sheet

Nuheat® cable system1.5″ self-leveling pourprogrammable thermostat

Material Library

Every swatch has weight
you can feel.

We source from domestic and European mills, specify by project conditions, and bring samples to your site.

Large format porcelain tile with natural stone veining in an entry hallway
PEI 5Frost-resistant<0.5% absorption

The workhorse.

Porcelain Tile

Rated PEI 4–5 for heavy traffic. Frost-resistant, stain-proof, and available in formats from 2×2 to 24×48.

Natural travertine stone tile in warm honey tones installed in a foyer
Silane sealedSlip-resistantHoned or polished

Weight you feel.

Natural Stone

Travertine, limestone, slate. Sealed with penetrating silane for mudroom-grade protection.

Handmade hexagonal cement tiles in matte sage green installed in a mudroom
Encaustic pressedPenetrating sealerCustom patterns

Pattern with purpose.

Cement Tile

Hand-pressed encaustic cement in herringbone, hex, and custom layouts. Sealed for pet and salt resistance.

Luxury vinyl plank flooring with warm wood grain texture in a mudroom setting
12-mil wear layer100% waterproofRadiant heat OK

Warm underfoot.

Luxury Vinyl

12-mil wear layer, 100% waterproof core. Pairs with radiant heat. Best for laundry entries and breezeway floors.

All materials available for on-site sample viewing

Client Stories

What they said after
living on it for a year.

340+ completed entries
4.97 avg rating
Completed porcelain hexagonal tile mudroom floor with bench and iron hooks
Mudroom rebuild · 84 sq ft · Porcelain hex

We had three contractors tell us our mudroom drainage 'wasn't their problem.' Threshold showed up with a level, showed me exactly where the subfloor was off, and built a solution I understood before they touched a tile.

Rachel Kowalski, smiling woman in her 40s with brown hair

Rachel Kowalski

Homeowner · Evanston, IL

Seamless flush transition between dark slate tile and white oak hardwood in a foyer
Foyer & entry · 60 sq ft · Slate + oak transition

The transition strip detail they did between our slate entry and the white oak floor — I've had three designers ask who did it. No metal, no caulk line, just a perfect flush edge that moves with the seasons.

Marcus Oduya, man in his late 30s with short hair and warm smile

Marcus Oduya

Homeowner · Oak Park, IL

Durable porcelain tile entry with recessed boot tray and epoxy grout, spotlessly clean
High-traffic entry · 96 sq ft · Porcelain + epoxy grout

Two golden retrievers and four kids. I told them our entry needed to survive a war. They spec'd PEI 5 porcelain with an epoxy grout and a recessed boot tray. Eighteen months in — not a scratch, not a stain.

Jennifer Stafford, woman in her 40s with blonde hair and confident expression

Jennifer Stafford

Homeowner · Naperville, IL

Warm luxury vinyl plank flooring in a breezeway with radiant heat installation
Breezeway · 48 sq ft · Heated LVP

I did the Find Your Floor quiz on a Tuesday. Had a site visit Thursday. They sent me a spec sheet with material samples and a line-item estimate before I'd finished my coffee Friday morning. That level of specificity is rare.

David Prentiss, man in his 50s with grey temples and professional appearance

David Prentiss

Homeowner · Wilmette, IL

Five Questions. One Spec Sheet.

Not a brochure.
Your entry,
your answer.

Tell us five things about your space and we'll return a personalized flooring recommendation — material spec, drainage notes, and a ballpark cost range for your exact conditions.

Takes 90 seconds · No obligation · Results emailed instantly

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Step 1

Entry type

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Step 2

Square footage

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Step 3

Current floor

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Step 4

Daily traffic

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Step 5

Style preference

Your ResultPersonalized

PEI 5 Porcelain, 12×24

With Schluter® KERDI · ¼″ slope · Epoxy grout

$4,200–$5,800Installed est.