Tile & flooring in Ballantyne, NC

Ballantyne was built almost all at once in the late 1990s and 2000s, and that timing now drives the renovation wave. Homes in Ardrey, Provincetowne, and the neighborhoods around Blakeney and StoneCrest are twenty-plus years old, and their original finishes, standard oak in the foyer, carpet everywhere else, cultured marble baths, are exactly what owners are replacing. The most requested projects are whole-main-level hardwood or LVP and full primary bathroom retiles.

Premium Tile & Flooring has been doing this work since 2015. Owner Paul Zadiran installs ceramic and porcelain tile, hardwood, and luxury vinyl plank, refinishes existing hardwood, tiles bathroom and kitchen remodels, and takes on flooring repairs. In Ballantyne specifically, a common approach is extending the existing hardwood footprint into adjacent carpeted rooms and refinishing everything to match, which reads as one continuous floor instead of a patchwork.

Estimates are free and happen at your home, with real measurements and real prices. The company is insured in North Carolina and South Carolina, which matters this close to the state line. Call (704) 339-9297 to schedule.

Where we've worked in Ballantyne

The Bowl at Ballantyne
Ardrey
Provincetowne
Blakeney
StoneCrest
Piper Glen area

What we install in Ballantyne

Ballantyne questions

Can you match new hardwood to the existing floors in my Ballantyne home?

Usually. We can weave new boards into the existing floor and refinish the whole area so it reads as one installation. If an exact species match is not possible, Paul will show you the closest options before work starts.

What does a primary bathroom retile in a 2000s-era home involve?

Typically removing the original tile or cultured marble, correcting any water damage behind it, waterproofing, and installing new tile on the floor, shower walls, and pan. Most projects run one to two weeks.