Walkthrough and written price
We look at the space, talk through tile options and layout, and give you a written price before any work starts.

Tile Installation
EH PRO installs tile for homes across Myrtle Beach and the Grand Strand, from shower and floor tile to kitchen backsplashes, waterproofing and prepping surfaces properly before any tile is set.
EH PRO installs tile in Myrtle Beach, from waterproofing and surface prep through setting and grouting, whether it is a shower, a floor or a kitchen backsplash. You get a written price before any work starts, and the same crew that quotes the job sees it through to the final walkthrough.

A tile job is only as good as what happens before the first tile is set. EH PRO handles waterproofing, prep, setting and grouting as one job, so nothing gets rushed to meet a second contractor's schedule.
A shower or wet area is only as good as the waterproofing membrane behind the tile. We install it properly before any tile goes down, which is the step that gets skipped when a job is priced too low.
Certain grout, thinset and tile choices hold up better than others to Myrtle Beach humidity and moisture cycling. We talk through material trade-offs with you during the walkthrough.
Tile is unforgiving of shortcuts in a way other finishes are not. Here is what that looks like on an EH PRO job in Myrtle Beach, North Myrtle Beach and the surrounding Grand Strand.
We look at the space, talk through tile options and layout, and give you a written price before any work starts.
Substrates are checked, repaired and leveled so tile has a stable surface to bond to.
Showers, tub surrounds and other wet areas get a proper waterproofing membrane before tile goes on.
Tile layout is planned so cuts, patterns and transitions look intentional rather than accidental.
Tile is set with the right thinset and spacing for the material and location.
Grout is applied and sealed to hold up to daily water exposure and cleaning.
Transitions, corners and edges are caulked to keep water out of seams grout cannot cover.
We walk the finished tile with you before we consider the job done, not just before we send the invoice.
Not included. If a fixture, drain or light needs to move, a licensed plumber or electrician handles that before we start tile.

A backsplash and a full shower are very different jobs. Here is what actually moves the number.
Ceramic, porcelain and natural stone all install differently and cost differently.
More area means more material, more cuts and more labor.
Shower and wet-area waterproofing adds a step a dry backsplash or floor does not need.
Patterns, herringbone layouts and large-format tile take more time than a simple grid layout.
A substrate that needs repair or leveling adds cost that installing over a sound surface does not.
Removing old tile, especially from a shower or floor, adds labor before new tile can go in.
Most tile jobs we take on in Myrtle Beach start with one of these.
Grout that keeps darkening no matter how often you clean it usually means water is getting where it should not.
Tile that sounds hollow when tapped often means it has lost its bond to the surface underneath.
A new backsplash or floor tile can change a kitchen or bathroom without a full remodel.
Aging shower tile is often a sign the waterproofing behind it needs attention too, not just the surface.
Tile is often part of a bigger remodel and needs to be coordinated with the rest of the work.
Updated tile is one of the first things buyers and renters notice in a kitchen or bathroom.
Licensed and insured on every tile job across South Carolina, so you are covered start to finish.
Tile, drywall, waterproofing and paint handled by the same crew when tile is part of a bigger remodel, not scheduled around a separate company.
45+ years of combined crew experience and 20+ years of combined leadership, so the people in your home have done this before.
Wet areas get a proper waterproofing membrane before tile goes down, not just a bead of caulk over the old surface.
Tile and setting materials chosen for Myrtle Beach humidity, not generic inland specs.
EH PRO is family owned and father and son led, so the name on the quote is accountable for the work in your home.
EH PRO backs its workmanship with a full 1 year warranty on the areas we complete, covering issues from workmanship or product failure and limited to repainting or reworking that area.

“Melvin and his team did a wonderful job doing work at our home to include drywall repair, painting, trim work, and tile installation.”
Lauren B.Porcelain tile generally absorbs less moisture than natural stone and holds up well to the humidity swings common near the coast, which is why it is a frequent recommendation for kitchens and bathrooms.
A shower needs a continuous waterproofing membrane sealed at every seam because water sits against it directly, while a dry floor mainly needs a stable, level substrate. We treat the two differently rather than using one approach everywhere.
A backsplash can often be finished in a day, while a full shower or large floor takes longer depending on layout and waterproofing needs, whether the job is in Murrells Inlet, Conway or Myrtle Beach itself. We give you a specific written timeline before work starts.
Yes. Tile is commonly scoped into kitchen and bathroom remodels and coordinated with cabinets, vanities and other finish work by the same crew.
Humidity and moisture cycling are harder on grout near the coast than inland, which is why sealing and proper waterproofing matter more here, not less.
Yes. We install tile in single family homes, condos, rental properties and small businesses across Myrtle Beach, Pawleys Island and the rest of the Grand Strand.
Porcelain is generally denser and less porous than ceramic, making it a common choice for floors and wet areas, while ceramic can be a reasonable choice for lower-traffic walls and backsplashes.
We will talk through tile size, color and pattern options with you during the walkthrough so new tile fits with the rest of the space.
Look for a crew that waterproofs properly before setting tile, not just one that focuses on how the finished tile looks. That is how our 14 person team runs tile jobs across Myrtle Beach, North Myrtle Beach, Murrells Inlet, Pawleys Island, Conway and Little River.
Loose or hollow-sounding tile, or persistent leaks, usually means the tile and waterproofing need to be replaced rather than just re-grouted. We can assess which one your shower actually needs during a walkthrough.
Yes. Larger homes in DeBordieu Colony, Grande Dunes and similar communities often call for larger format tile, natural stone or more complex layouts, and we scope those jobs the same way we scope a single bathroom: a walkthrough, a written price and a clear timeline before anything starts.
The same four stages on every tile job, whether it is a backsplash or a full shower.
We walk the space with you, talk through tile and layout options, and give you a price in writing before anything is scheduled.
Substrates are prepped and wet areas are waterproofed before any tile is set.
Tile is set to the planned layout, then grouted and sealed.
We walk the finished tile with you before we consider the job done, not just before we send the invoice.
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Yes. Wet areas get a proper waterproofing membrane before any tile is set, not just a bead of caulk over the surface.
It depends on the size and complexity of the job. A backsplash is faster than a full shower or large floor. We give you a specific timeline in writing before work starts.
Mainly the tile material, square footage, and whether waterproofing is involved. We give every job a written price after seeing it in person rather than a generic estimate.
No. Tile costs vary too much for a phone number to mean anything. We walk the space in person and give you a written price before any work starts, so the number you get is the number you pay.
Yes, we install tile in showers, floors, backsplashes and other applications.
Yes. We install tile in single family homes, condos, rental properties and small businesses across Myrtle Beach and the Grand Strand.
Humidity and moisture cycling are harder on tile and grout near the coast than inland, which is why proper waterproofing and sealing matter more here, not less.
Natural stone can be installed depending on the application and location, and we will talk through its care and moisture considerations compared to porcelain or ceramic.
We primarily focus on new tile installation and full re-tiling; ask us about your specific situation during the walkthrough.
No. Plumbing and electrical relocation are not included. If a fixture, drain or light needs to move, a licensed plumber or electrician handles that before we start tile.
Call or reach out and we will walk your space, talk through tile and layout options, and give you a written price before any work begins.