Welcome! I want to help you in the right direction for your kitchen tile installation project.

As a Restoration Contractor I thought I knew enough to lay tile in my own kitchen. After all I had done dozens and dozens of home repairs involving tile installation. Well, I found that I had to learn more DETAILS about laying tile or I was going to make a big mess… and be laughed at by my subcontractors!

After working in so many kitchens with different types of damage I thought I knew something about tile installation. I knew a good job of laying tile from a bad one. And I assure you quality is very important in insurance restoration repairs… satisfying both homeowners and adjusters… But looking at a tile job (being done by a professional tile installer) and doing it myself was two different things.

See Making Tile Simple video series.

OK, I bought a book from Lowe’s. AND THEN I called my tile subcontractor over and over for HELP! The ceramic tile books, DIY sites, etc. don’t tell you the DETAILS! Like: backsplashes; doorways; differences in wet saws; thinset consistency (you need to see it); and on and on….
Video training is better. You need to SEE so much of what is done.
And I’m a visual learner for sure.

MakingTileSimple is that professional that can lead you through this. The instructor has been doing ceramic tile installation for over 20 years and doing his video training series “Tile Made Easy” for over 2 years. He has help literally thousands of regular folks like you have a successful kitchen tile laying project.

The video training starts at the very beginning and takes you all the way through your tile project. The instructor is a “hands on” country boy that just tells it like it is. He has had virtually no refunds on his training videos. Why? He is personally available to anyone to answer any questions… by email and… AND his CELL PHONE!! Now who else does that??

Watch a demo video showing some of what is included in the video series below:

Check out all the tile videos at:

www.MakingTileSimple.com

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