Tile

Imagine walking into a kitchen with a beautifully crafted backsplash that instantly draws attention or stepping onto durable tile flooring that handles muddy shoes, spills, and daily traffic with ease. Tile remains one of the most versatile and long-lasting design choices for homeowners who want both function and visual appeal. At Sheppard's Flooring, we help homeowners throughout Mukwonago, Big Bend, Palmyra, East Troy, and North Prairie, WI select tile flooring and backsplash designs that complement their homes and fit their lifestyles. Whether you’re creating a modern kitchen, upgrading a bathroom, or refreshing an entryway, our team provides expert guidance and professional installation from start to finish.

Tile flooring and backsplashes are known for their durability, but proper care helps preserve their appearance and keep grout lines clean over time. Routine maintenance can help your tile surfaces look beautiful for many years.

Our team can also provide recommendations for tile-safe cleaning products and maintenance solutions tailored to your installation. 

For more than 80 years, Sheppard's Flooring has provided homeowners and contractors throughout Southeastern Wisconsin with trusted flooring products, expert design guidance, and dependable installation services. As a family-owned company, we take pride in helping customers create beautiful, long-lasting spaces.

What type of tile is best for kitchens and bathrooms? 

Porcelain and ceramic tile are popular choices because they offer durability, moisture resistance, and a wide range of design options for high-use spaces. 

Why is my tile grout cracking or discoloring? 

Grout can crack or become stained over time due to moisture exposure, settling, improper installation, or lack of maintenance. 

Are tile floors cold during Wisconsin winters? 

Tile can feel cooler underfoot compared to carpet, but many homeowners appreciate its durability and compatibility with radiant floor heating systems. 

What’s the difference between ceramic and porcelain tile? 

Porcelain tile is denser and more moisture-resistant than ceramic, making it a great option for high-traffic or moisture-prone areas. 

How do I choose the right backsplash design for my kitchen? 

Many homeowners choose backsplashes based on cabinet color, countertop style, and overall kitchen design. Subway tile, mosaic patterns, and textured finishes remain popular options.