Bathroom by Antonio's Tile, Ypsilanti tile contractor: glossy navy subway tile walls, marble-look hexagon floor, walnut double vanity and brass oval mirrors

Tile showers, baths and backsplashes since 1977Since 1977

Ypsilanti Tile Contractor for Showers, Baths and Backsplashes

4.7 from 29 Google reviews

Antonio and Gino tile showers, bathrooms, kitchen backsplashes and floors for homeowners in Ypsilanti, Ann Arbor and across Washtenaw County.

Tile work where the details get settled before the first cut

Antonio's Tile is a Ypsilanti tile contractor that has worked under the same name since 1977. Most of the work is in bathrooms: walk-in showers, full bath remodels and master shower re-tiles. The crew also sets kitchen backsplashes, mosaics and tile floors.

What reviewers notice is the planning. Antonio sits down with you before any tile goes up and settles the small choices that make a shower work every day: where the recessed shelves go, which pattern runs on the walls and how the trim finishes the edges.

One customer said that is how she got exactly the shower she pictured. Reviewers also describe the pricing as fair and reasonable and the work as high quality.

White square wall tile with a built-in ledge holding a vase of eucalyptus

What an Ypsilanti tile contractor can do for your home

Shower tile and shower re-tiles

New walk-in showers and full re-tiles of tired master bath showers. Recessed niches are planned with you so shampoo and soap have a home, and the floor tile is set to the drain. One reviewer had her master shower re-tiled and said she got the shower she envisioned.

White subway tile shower wall with three recessed niches trimmed in brass

Bathroom remodeling

From the floor up: tile floors, tub and shower walls, and the tile around the vanity. Projects range from a classic gray and white checkerboard floor to bold navy wall tile with brass fixtures. Bathroom remodels are among the jobs Google reviewers mention most.

Bathroom with gray and white checkerboard floor tile, dark cherry vanity and glass shower

Kitchen backsplashes

A backsplash changes how a whole kitchen feels. Antonio's Tile has set deep navy herringbone behind a kitchen sink and glossy white subway tile above stone counters. Backsplash installation is one of the jobs Google reviewers call out by name.

Kitchen with navy herringbone tile backsplash, white shaker cabinets and white countertop under a wide window

Mosaics and tile floors

Hexagon shower floors, patterned floor tile and hand-set mosaic medallions. In September 2026 the business shared a mosaic it installed on its Google profile. Grout work is another topic that comes up in Google reviews, which matters most on floors and shower pans.

Shower floor in black hexagon mosaic tile with a square brass drain and white subway tile walls

Why homeowners call Antonio's Tile

01

The details are agreed up front

A reviewer said Antonio brought her in to go over recess shelving, tile pattern and trim before moving forward, so the finished shower matched what she pictured.

02

They show up when they say

Matt R. wrote that Tony and Gino showed up when they said they would and worked hard until the job was done. In his words, the price was fair and the work was excellent.

03

Bring the tile you already chose

Antonio's Tile installs tile bought from The Home Depot, The Tile Shop and Lowe's, so you can shop where you like and still get a dedicated tile installer.

Glossy subway tile backsplash above a speckled stone countertop and white cabinets
04

A name around since 1977

The Antonio's Tile logo and Facebook page both say "Since 1977." Today the business holds a 4.7-star rating from 29 Google reviews.

Antonio and Gino, on the job

Antonio's Tile works out of Eastlawn Avenue in Ypsilanti and has used the same name since 1977. The people homeowners meet are Antonio and Gino, the pair reviewers name when they talk about their new showers and bathrooms.

Antonio is the one who sits down with you to go over niches, layout and trim, and one customer called him an excellent communicator. The owner's replies to Google reviews often end with "God bless." The crew installs the tile you pick from big stores and specialty shops, including the mosaic and pattern work you see in the photos.

AntonioTile installer

Antonio's Tile installer setting a blue and white mosaic medallion into a white subway tile wall

How a tile job with Antonio's Tile works

White subway tile shower walls with a ceiling rain shower head
  1. 01

    Call for a free estimate

    Call (734) 623-3274 to set up a free estimate. Google lists the business as open seven days a week.

  2. 02

    Pick your tile

    Choose your tile wherever you like to shop, or bring ideas and photos if you are still deciding.

  3. 03

    Go over the details

    Before work starts, Antonio goes over recessed shelving, tile pattern and trim with you so the plan is clear.

  4. 04

    Tile is set

    The crew sets the tile and grout and keeps working until the job is done, as reviewers describe.

  5. Request a free estimate

    Request a free estimateCall (734) 623-3274

Showers, bathrooms and kitchens by Antonio's Tile

Brass oval mirrors and wall sconces on glossy navy subway tile above a white double vanity
Navy subway tile bath with brass oval mirrors
Walk-in shower in glossy navy subway tile with a recessed niche, brass shower head and frameless glass
Navy tile walk-in shower with niche
White subway tile shower with a rain shower head and gray bathroom walls
Master bath shower re-tile in white subway tile
White subway tile shower surround seen from the bathroom doorway
Finished white subway shower surround
Glossy white subway tile backsplash above a speckled stone countertop and white cabinets
White subway backsplash over stone counters
Large-format white marble-look porcelain tile tub surround with a tall recessed niche
Marble-look tub surround with tall niche
Handmade-look white square wall tile with an arched recessed niche
White square tile with arched niche
Shower walls in large gray stone-look tile with a mosaic-backed niche
Gray large-format shower with mosaic niche

What Google reviewers say

4.7

Average from 29 Google reviews

Read all reviews on Google

Antonio and Gino did an excellent job on my master bath shower re-tile. Antonio is an excellent communicator and is always focused on ensuring that every detail is done right. He brought me in to go over details before moving forward (e.g., recess shelving, tile pattern, trim), focused on making sure I got the shower I envisioned. And I did! Pricing is reasonable, work is high quality, and Antonio and Gino are both wonderful to work with. Highly recommend!

Kristy S. · Google review

Tony and Gino did a great job! The price was fair and the work was excellent. They showed up when they said they would and worked hard until the job was done.

Matt R. · Google review

Questions homeowners ask

Do you give free estimates?

Yes. Antonio's Tile advertises free estimates on its Facebook page. Call (734) 623-3274 to set one up, and describe the shower, bathroom, backsplash or floor you have in mind so Antonio knows what the job involves before you meet to go over the details.

Can you install tile I already bought?

Yes. Antonio's Tile says it installs tile from The Home Depot, The Tile Shop and Lowe's Home Improvement. Bring your choice to the estimate, or the boxes if you already bought them, and Antonio can talk through layout, niches, pattern and trim for that tile before work starts.

What areas do you serve?

The shop is at 2770 Eastlawn Ave, Ypsilanti, MI 48197. Facebook posts name Ypsilanti Township, Ann Arbor and Washtenaw County as the area it works in. For a home anywhere else nearby, call (734) 623-3274 and ask whether your address is in range before booking.

When can I reach you?

Google lists Sunday to Thursday 7 AM to 8 PM, Friday 7:30 AM to 8 PM, and Saturday open 24 hours, so there is a window every day of the week. Call (734) 623-3274, or email antonialmurdoc@gmail.com if you would rather send photos of your space first.

How soon can we walk on the new tile?

Antonio's Tile recommends waiting 24 to 48 hours before walking on freshly installed tile. That gives the mortar time to set so tiles do not shift, sink or crack the grout lines. Ask at the end of your job when your new floor or shower pan is ready to use.

Request a free estimate

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What would you like to remodel?
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How can we reach you?

Prefer to talk? Call (734) 623-3274

Let us build your shower today

Tell Antonio what you want tiled and get a free estimate.

(734) 623-3274