Tile & flooring in Tega Cay, SC
Tega Cay is a peninsula town on Lake Wylie, and its housing tells two stories. The original 1970s homes near the golf course, built in the town's distinctive Polynesian style, are now fifty years old and deep into renovation territory: original floors to replace or refinish, and bathrooms due for full retiles. Meanwhile, newer communities like Cameron Creek off the Gold Hill Road corridor bring the standard upgrade work of builder-grade finishes getting replaced with better materials.
Living surrounded by water shapes material choices here the same way it does across the lake communities. Waterproof luxury vinyl plank and porcelain tile handle the wet feet, humidity, and lake traffic that hardwood tolerates poorly, especially on lower levels and in entries. Premium Tile & Flooring, owned by Paul Zadiran, has installed all of it since 2015: ceramic and porcelain tile, hardwood install and refinishing, LVP, bathroom and kitchen remodel tile, and flooring repairs.
The company is insured in South Carolina and North Carolina. Estimates are free, in person, and include subfloor and moisture checks where they matter. If you are anywhere in Tega Cay, call (704) 339-9297 to schedule a visit.
Where we've worked in Tega Cay
- Tega Cay Golf Club area
- Windjammer Park area
- Cameron Creek
- Gold Hill Road corridor
- Lake Wylie shoreline
What we install in Tega Cay
- Ceramic & Porcelain Tile
- Hardwood Flooring
- Luxury Vinyl Plank Flooring
- Bathroom & Kitchen Flooring
- Flooring Repairs & Restoration
Tega Cay questions
What should replace the original flooring in a 1970s Tega Cay home?
It depends on the room. LVP or tile in kitchens, baths, and lake-facing entries; hardwood or LVP in living areas and bedrooms. If the home has salvageable solid wood, refinishing may be worth considering. Paul assesses it at the free estimate.
Do lake humidity and wet traffic really affect flooring choice?
Yes. Repeated moisture exposure cups and stains hardwood over time. Waterproof LVP and porcelain tile are built for it, which is why they are the default recommendation for high-traffic lake-home areas.
