Veined bathroom & shower walkthrough
A detailed walkthrough of veined wall surfaces, the shower entry, mosaic shower floor and recessed wall details.

Tile and marble installation for Long Island homes and builders.


Tile packages for luxury new-construction homes. Bathrooms, kitchens, entryways, and connected living spaces.

Tile formats of 24 inches and larger. Large-format floors and wall installations.

Full marble slab installation. Layout and visible-veining coordination.

Curbless and traditional curbed shower installations. Mud-bed floor preparation and shower pitch.

Kitchen backsplashes and full-height tile walls. Range features and decorative panels.

Mud-bed floor preparation where specified. Porcelain, ceramic, and natural stone tile floors.

Fireplace-facing tile and decorative surrounds. Feature walls around the fireplace.

Accent walls and decorative tile panels. Bar and entertaining-space features.

Damaged or loose tile assessment. Localized repair inquiries.

Mortar-bed floor preparation where specified. Bathroom, entry, kitchen, and living-space tile bases.
Local tile installers.
Detailed residential work.
Precision Tile Installations is based in Dix Hills, serving Northport, Roslyn, Garden City, and surrounding Long Island communities. We install tile and full marble slabs, build curbed and curbless tile showers, and mud floors. Our focus is the complete installation: the base, the layout, the joints, and the finished edges.
Meet PrecisionWatch bathroom walkthroughs, mud-bed preparation and custom tile cutting. Original videos from Precision Tile Installations.
A detailed walkthrough of veined wall surfaces, the shower entry, mosaic shower floor and recessed wall details.
On-site footage of mortar being worked around a pipe penetration inside a framed floor area.
Follow the marking, cutting and edge finishing used to create a slotted grille from tile.

We install curbless and curbed showers, mud floors, and tile around niches, benches, drains, and thresholds. Layout includes 1/8-inch grout joints where the tile and installation requirements permit. Pitch, waterproofing, joint width, and finished elevations are reviewed as one assembly.
Our approach to the workYour plans, materials, priorities, and the way the room needs to work.
The layout, transitions, preparation, and responsibilities that shape the scope.
A clearly defined project, with the selected finish at the center of the conversation.
Material selection, substrate preparation, layout, and coordination requirements for your tile project.
The most memorable rooms are rarely defined by one material alone. They are defined by the way the materials work together: a patterned floor framed by a quiet border, a shower wall that gives a niche its place, a kitchen backsplash that connects cabinetry and counters, or a marble surface that becomes the room’s focal point.
Precision Tile Installations brings tile and full marble slab installation to distinctive homes across Nassau and Suffolk County. The work spans carefully planned renovations and ambitious new-construction residences, with a dedicated starting point for both homeowners and the professionals coordinating their projects.
Our portfolio is an invitation to look closely. Explore the room, then the pattern, then the edge where one surface meets another. Those are the details that turn an attractive selection into a complete interior.
A new home gives the design team an opportunity to think beyond individual rooms. Tile can help establish continuity from the entry through the living spaces, while bathrooms, kitchens, and secondary rooms express their own character. The finish package should reflect both the overall architecture and the way each space will be used.
Precision works on luxury new-construction projects with homeowners, builders, contractors, and designers. Share the plans, elevations, selections, and anticipated sequence so the installation scope can be discussed in context. Large-format tile and full marble slabs can be part of that conversation alongside more intricate decorative work.
A thoughtful brief makes room for the details. It identifies what is selected, what remains open, which surfaces are included, and how the tile installation relates to other trades. The result is a clearer starting point for an exceptional home.
Some spaces call for the broad visual rhythm of large-format tile. Others need the intimacy of a mosaic or the character of a decorative backsplash. Full marble slabs offer another way to bring a distinctive material into the architecture of a room.
Precision’s large-format tile service includes tiles measuring 24 inches and larger. Full marble slab installation is a separate capability, with its own planning around dimensions, layout, fabrication status, access, and project responsibilities. Neither category needs to dominate every surface to make an impression.
Bring the material you have selected, or bring the visual direction you are exploring. The important starting point is understanding where it will be used, what it will meet, and the feeling you want the finished space to create.

A project does not need to involve an entire home to deserve thoughtful attention. A backsplash can change the character of a kitchen. A tiled floor can connect an entry to the rooms beyond. A fireplace surround can give a living space a stronger focal point.
The same questions remain valuable at every scale: what is the purpose of the surface, how does it relate to the room, and which details will be most visible when the work is complete? Those questions help keep the installation connected to the design intention.
Explore the service that matches your project, then use the tailored inquiry to share the location, scope, timing, and selections. If you prefer a direct conversation, contact Mike by phone or email.
You may have a complete drawing set and finish schedule. You may be comparing materials with a designer. Or you may know the room you want to improve without having made every selection. Each is a valid starting point.
The homeowner inquiry focuses on the space, the type of work, and the details you already know. The trade inquiry adds the company, project phase, quantities, bid timing, and preparation responsibilities that help frame a professional scope.
Nassau and Suffolk County remain the focus. Tell us the town and the nature of the project so availability can be discussed. The goal of the first conversation is clarity: a shared understanding of the vision and the information needed to move it forward.
A single room or a larger renovation. Tell us what you are imagining and where you are in the process.
Plan your projectShare the drawings, finish schedule, and project timing so the tile scope starts with clarity.
Work with PrecisionFrom Garden City and Roslyn to the surrounding communities of Nassau County.
Explore NassauBased in Dix Hills, serving Northport and communities throughout Suffolk County.
Explore SuffolkPrecision Tile Installations is located in Dix Hills, New York. We serve Northport, Roslyn, Garden City, and surrounding Nassau and Suffolk County communities on Long Island.
Yes. Precision installs both curbless showers and traditional curbed showers. The drain, waterproofing, floor pitch, finished elevations, and selected tile are reviewed together for the individual project.
Yes. Precision muds floors where the agreed installation assembly calls for a mortar bed. Substrate conditions, available depth, and adjoining finished heights determine the preparation scope.
Yes, where the actual tile and installation requirements allow. Tile dimensions, edge variation, warpage, and layout determine whether 1/8-inch grout spacing is appropriate.
Precision’s large-format service covers tile measuring 24 inches and larger. Send the exact dimensions, thickness, product information, and application with your inquiry.
Yes. Precision installs full marble slabs. Material specifications, fabrication status, access, support, and responsibilities for delivery and lifting must be defined for the job.
Yes. Use the contractor inquiry path and include plans, elevations, tile schedules, quantities, substrate and waterproofing responsibilities, bid timing, and phased installation requirements.
Send the town, rooms and surfaces included, approximate quantities, tile selections, site photographs, and target timing. Include preparation, demolition, edge details, and drawings where available.