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A service of Revolution Contractors LLC
Tile Repair in St. Petersburg, FL
Cracked tile replacement, regrout, water-damage repair, small-scope tile install. Licensed FL general contractor doing the tile jobs most handymen won't touch and most remodel crews won't schedule.
FL CRC1331628 · FL CGC1522463 · Mon–Fri 6:30 – 5:30
FL #CRC1331628 · #CGC1522463
Backed by Revolution Contractors LLC
Licensed & Insured
Small-scope tile, done right.
Cracked tile replacement, regrout, water-damage repair — the tile work that sits between DIY and a full bath remodel.
Contractors On Call handles small-scope tile repair in St. Petersburg — replacing a cracked tile, regrouting a bathroom floor, pulling tile to check for water damage behind it. Licensed general contractors, so when the tile problem turns into a substrate or waterproofing problem, the license and crew are already on site.
What we repair
Cracked tile, failed grout, water damage behind tile.
Single-tile swap, full-room regrout, tile pull + backer replacement, small-scope tile install.
How much
$200–$1,500 for most scopes.
Single-tile replacement $200–$400. Regrout per room $300–$800. Larger repair $500–$1,500. $75/hr, one-hour minimum.
How fast
Half-day to one day for most scopes.
24–48 hour written quote from a photo. Grout cure time may require a follow-up seal visit.
Licensed
Florida CRC1331628 + CGC1522463.
Substrate work under the same GC license as the parent company. Call (727) 258-3700.
We're licensed GCs who do small jobs
We're licensed Florida general contractors (CRC1331628 + CGC1522463) who do small jobs. Most handymen aren't licensed. We are.
When the job grows, we pull the permit
If the job grows or needs a permit, we pull it. A handyman can't. We can — same crew, no second contractor to coordinate.
Older St. Pete tile — matching stock
St. Pete's older housing stock — 1920s bungalows, 1950s ranches, mid-century condos — has tile you can't just walk into a big-box and match. Discontinued 4x4 wall tile, hex-mosaic bathroom floors, vintage pastel bathroom sets, terracotta entry tile. Before we start, we tell you honestly whether we can source a match, whether we need to salvage from an inconspicuous spot, or whether the honest fix is a small feature patch that reads as intentional. No pretending the match is invisible when it isn't.
Backed by Revolution Contractors
A division of Revolution Contractors LLC. Same shop, same license, same insurance — routed to the small-job side.
What we handle
- · Single cracked tile replacement
- · Full-room regrout — bathroom floor, kitchen backsplash
- · Grout stain removal + resealing
- · Tile pull + backer replacement (water damage)
- · Small backsplash install or repair
- · Small bathroom floor tile install
- · Entryway / laundry-room floor tile
- · Shower niche rebuild — small-scope
- · Caulking replacement (tub surround, backsplash corners)
- · Tile transition strip install
When it's bigger than a tile job
Sometimes what looks like a tile problem is actually a substrate problem, a waterproofing problem, or a plumbing problem behind the wall. We check before we retile — pop the tile, look at what's underneath, tell you what we find. If the fix stays inside our small-job scope, we finish it same visit. If the scope grows — full shower rebuild, whole-bath remodel, plumbing rough-in that needs a licensed plumber — we quote the escalation before we do the extra work, and route to the parent Revolution side or our trusted trade partners if the license track requires it.
Regrout — how it works
Regrout is our highest-volume tile scope. Old grout picks up moisture, mold, and staining that no amount of cleaning fixes. We chase the old grout out of every joint with an oscillating multi-tool (careful not to chip the tile edges), vacuum the dust, mix the new grout to match, pack every joint, tool the surface, wipe the haze, and let it cure. A sealer coat goes on after full cure — usually a follow-up visit the next day or two. Whole-bathroom-floor regrout typically wraps in a half-day; kitchen backsplash regrout often in under a half-day.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Do you replace a single cracked tile?
Yes. Single-tile replacement is a common scope for us — pop the cracked tile, chase back to sound substrate, set the new tile, regrout the perimeter. Works cleanly when we can match the tile. If the tile isn't available anymore (older discontinued patterns, custom runs), we tell you before we start and lay out options: source the closest match, take one from an inconspicuous spot and use that for the visible repair, or plan a small feature patch that reads as intentional.
Can you regrout without replacing the tile?
Yes. Regrout is our most-common tile scope — the tile is fine but the grout is stained, cracked, or missing. We chase the old grout out with an oscillating tool, clean the joints, mix and pack new grout, seal after cure. Typical bathroom-floor regrout is a half-day scope; kitchen backsplash regrout can wrap in under a half-day depending on run.
What about tile behind the wall — leaks and water damage?
If water got behind tile — showers, tub surrounds, backsplashes above sinks — the tile isn't the whole problem. We pull the affected tile, check the substrate underneath (cement board, drywall, or wood in older homes), replace anything that's soft or moldy, install fresh backer if needed, then retile. We tell you what we find before we do extra work. If the water damage extends past the tile scope into structural repair, we quote that separately.
Do you install tile too, or just repair?
Small-scope installs. A single bathroom floor, a kitchen backsplash, a small entryway or laundry-room floor — that's our lane. Full-house tile floors, whole-bath tile installs with new plumbing rough-in and shower pans, and any tile install that's part of a broader remodel run through the parent Revolution side. Same license, same crew depth, different scope.
How much does tile repair cost?
Single-tile replacement typically $200–$400 depending on tile source and access. Regrout runs $300–$800 per room depending on tile size and joint count. Larger tile repair scopes — full backsplash, shower niche rebuild, small floor patch — usually $500–$1,500. $75/hour, one-hour minimum. We give you a firm number before we start.
See also
Send a photo of the tile. Get a price in 24–48 hours.
Cracked tile, failed grout, water behind the wall — we tell you the price and the plan before we start.