Tile & flooring in Charlotte, NC
Charlotte's housing stock covers a century of construction, and every era brings its own flooring problems. The 1920s bungalows in Dilworth and Plaza Midwood often have original heart pine or oak hiding under carpet, worth refinishing rather than replacing. The postwar ranches around Madison Park sit on slabs and crawlspaces that need moisture testing before any wood goes down. And the newer condos and townhomes in South End and NoDa usually come with builder-grade floors that owners want to upgrade within the first few years.
Premium Tile & Flooring has been installing floors across Charlotte since 2015. Owner Paul Zadiran works on ceramic and porcelain tile, hardwood installation and refinishing, luxury vinyl plank, bathroom and kitchen remodel tile, and flooring repairs. The company is insured in North Carolina and South Carolina, so one crew can handle a Myers Park primary home and a Fort Mill rental without switching contractors.
Every project starts with a free in-home estimate. Paul measures the space, checks the subfloor, and walks through material options with real prices before any work is scheduled. If you are in Charlotte and thinking about new floors or a tile shower, call (704) 339-9297.
Where we've worked in Charlotte
- Dilworth
- Plaza Midwood
- Myers Park
- NoDa
- South End
- University City
What we install in Charlotte
- Ceramic & Porcelain Tile
- Hardwood Flooring
- Luxury Vinyl Plank Flooring
- Bathroom & Kitchen Flooring
- Flooring Repairs & Restoration
Charlotte questions
Can you refinish the original hardwood in an older Charlotte home?
Usually, yes. Many pre-1960 homes in neighborhoods like Dilworth and Plaza Midwood have solid oak or pine that can be sanded and refinished, often for less than the cost of new flooring. Paul checks board thickness and condition during the free estimate before recommending refinishing or replacement.
Do you work in condos and townhomes in South End or Uptown?
Yes. We handle HOA requirements like sound-rated underlayment and building access rules. Bring your HOA flooring guidelines to the estimate and we will spec materials that comply.
How long does a bathroom tile remodel take in Charlotte?
A typical shower or full bathroom tile job runs about one to two weeks depending on demolition, waterproofing, and tile size. You get a schedule in writing with the estimate.