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Tile Installation Service Areas in Miami-Dade & Broward

Costa Tile Works installs tile in homes and condos across Miami-Dade County and Broward County, Florida. The services are the same in every city: shower tile, floor tile, kitchen backsplashes, large-format porcelain, natural stone, and handmade and specialty tile.

What changes from city to city is the planning around the work: building type, association rules, permitted work hours, and how materials get into the property. The city pages below collect public, sourced notes on those local differences.

Costa Tile Works crew carrying a large-format tile panel through an interior with tall windows
Costa crew moving a large-format panel inside a project.

Miami-Dade County

Miami-Dade projects range from single-family homes on slab foundations to high-rise condominium units where elevator reservations, association approval, and sound-control underlayment shape the schedule. See the notes for each city:

Broward County

Broward work includes coastal condominium towers in Hallandale Beach, Hollywood, and Fort Lauderdale, and single-family and townhome communities further west, where a homeowners association may review exterior changes. See the notes for each city:

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The list above covers the cities with their own planning notes, not the limit of the service area. If your property is elsewhere in Miami-Dade or Broward, send the address with your photos and project details, and the quote will confirm whether the project fits the schedule.

Condo owners can start with the condo tile installation page, which explains what associations commonly ask for before tile work begins. Photos of finished Costa projects are in the project gallery.

Frequently asked questions

Which counties does Costa Tile Works serve?

Miami-Dade County and Broward County, Florida. The city pages on this site cover places where we have gathered public planning notes, and projects elsewhere in the two counties can be quoted too. Send the address with your project details.

Does the city change what a tile project costs?

The city itself does not set the price. The scope does: the room, the tile, the condition of the surface underneath, and access. Building rules can add steps, such as protecting an elevator or working within set hours, and the written quote lists those steps.

Do I need a permit for tile work in my city?

Requirements vary by city, by building, and by what else is changing. Work that touches plumbing, electrical, or structure belongs to the appropriate licensed trade. Check with your building department or association before work starts.

Is a site visit needed before the quote?

Many projects can be scoped from photos, measurements, and a description. Some need a visit, for example when the floor flatness, the existing layers, or building access cannot be judged from photos. We will tell you which applies to your project.

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Send photos and a rough size for a written quote.

Tell us what is there now, what you want installed, and who is supplying the tile. Some projects need a site visit before the scope can be priced.

The secure form sends your project details and photos directly to Costa Tile Works.