Vanity tops, shower and tub surrounds, wall and floor tile, and waterproof flooring, chosen for the moisture and daily wear a bathroom takes. One team templates, fabricates your stone in our Auburndale shop and installs every surface.
Auburndale showroom & fabrication shop: 1057 US Highway 92 W, Auburndale · Mon-Fri 8-4
Every surface in a bathroom lives with water, steam and daily use. The wrong material or a rushed installation shows up as etching, mildew or lifting tile within a year. For a vanity top, quartz is the practical favorite: non-porous, no sealing, and forgiving of toothpaste, cosmetics and cleaners. Porcelain slab offers the same low maintenance, and marble is the choice when you want natural veining and will wipe spills promptly.
For wet areas, porcelain and ceramic tile remain the standard, and the work behind the tile matters as much as the tile. Proper waterproofing and slope are what keep a shower sound, which is why they are part of the work, not an upgrade. J&A Stone Designs is licensed and insured.
Lines we carry: KCD · Tribeca · Alpha Tile & Stone · Keystone
The most-touched surface in the room. Quartz and porcelain are non-porous and need no sealing. Marble brings a natural look where acid exposure is limited.
Porcelain and ceramic for shower surrounds, tub walls and accent walls, with proper waterproofing behind the tile.
Semi-custom KCD and Tribeca vanity cabinetry built to your floor plan and finished to match the top, mirror and tile.
Porcelain tile is the classic wet-room floor, and waterproof LVP handles humidity well at lower cost.
An undermount sink under a quartz or porcelain top gives a clean, easy-to-wipe edge.
Compare vanity tops, tile and flooring together so the room reads as one design.
We measure the bathroom, check the subfloor and moisture conditions and provide a written, itemized quote.
You approve materials, and we template the vanity top on-site so it fits the installed cabinet.
Your vanity top is cut, edged and finished in our Auburndale shop, typically within 5 to 7 business days.
Tile assemblies are waterproofed and set, the vanity top is installed and plumbing is reconnected.
We review every surface, confirm you are satisfied and hand off care guidance for your materials.
Quartz is the most practical vanity top because it is non-porous and needs no sealing. Porcelain offers the same low maintenance, and marble is an option when you want natural veining and will wipe spills promptly.
It depends on the size of the room and the amount of tile work. A vanity and floor refresh is faster than a full shower rebuild. Natural stone vanity tops add roughly 5 to 7 business days of fabrication. We give you a written schedule with your estimate.
Yes. We install porcelain and ceramic tile including the waterproofing behind it. In a wet area the assembly underneath matters as much as the visible surface.
Both handle moisture well. Porcelain tile is the traditional wet-room standard and pairs naturally with a tiled shower. Waterproof LVP is warmer underfoot and usually costs less. We recommend based on your layout and budget.
Yes. A vanity-top and sink upgrade is one of our most common smaller projects. We template the top to your existing or new cabinet and install it with the sink of your choice.
Yes. We are a Wisetack financing partner. Checking your options does not affect your credit score, terms run 3 to 60 months, and 0% APR is available for qualified consumers. Amounts are on our financing page.
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