Cracked tiles, damaged boards, squeaky floors, failing grout and loose backsplash — repaired or replaced, with the subfloor checked as part of every job.
A cracked tile or loose board only gets worse — and the longer it's left, the more pieces end up needing replacement. We catch it early, match the existing material where we can, and check what's underneath.
Tile, hardwood, LVP, laminate, or vinyl repaired or replaced. We assess the subfloor condition as part of every repair.
Old or damaged grout removed and replaced on floors, backsplashes, and shower surrounds for a clean, refreshed finish.
Loose or missing backsplash tiles re-adhered or replaced. Original tile must be supplied.
Cracks in garage floors, walkways, and steps filled and sealed. Concrete crack repairs are not permanent — we tell you upfront.



A cracked tile, a lifting board or a stretch of squeaky floor rarely stays small — every step works the damage wider until a quick fix becomes a full replacement. Catching it early is the cheapest move, and it's exactly the kind of job BuildMan is built for. We repair and replace tile, hardwood, laminate, vinyl and LVP, track squeaks back to the joist that's actually causing them, and re-grout floors, backsplashes and shower surrounds for a clean, water-tight finish.
Because we assess the subfloor on every visit — not just the surface — we fix the cause rather than papering over the symptom, which is why our repairs last. Where you've kept spare tiles or planks from the original install, matching is straightforward; if not, we'll source the closest match and confirm it with you before installing. Loose backsplash tiles, failing grout lines and damaged thresholds are all everyday work. Most floor and tile repairs are completed in one to three hours.
No "trip charges". No surprise add-ons. Most jobs wrap up the same visit.
After 3 hours: $85/hr. Materials at supplier cost. Hours doubled if a second technician is needed.
We match where we can — bring out any spare tiles or planks from the original install and it's straightforward. If none exist we'll source the closest match and show you before installing.
Almost always the subfloor has separated from a joist. Where we can reach it from below we re-secure it; otherwise we fix it from the top and conceal the fasteners. We diagnose the actual cause, not just the symptom.
Yes — we remove the old or cracked grout, clean the joints, and apply fresh grout, then seal it. It restores both the look and the water-tightness of the surface.