Elkhorn Tile Contracting

Shower Remodel
Affordable tile installation Elkhorn Nebraska

Custom Layouts

Fireplace tile install herringbone pattern

Elkhorn Tile Contracting is a locally owned and operated business.

Elevated Tile Design

Tile install herringbone pattern

Lofty Surfaces

Clean tile installation
Bathroom remodel. Tub surround.

Mission Statement

Bathroom with white subway tile walls, encaustic-style patterned floor tiles, and rectangular bathtub. Wall niches with decorative tiles are present.

Our mission statement is to install, repair and maintain ceramic, mosaic, marble, stone and other types of tiles in residential, commercial and industrial settings. With a commitment to meticulous attention to detail, an unwavering dedication to quality, and a friendly professional culture, Elkhorn Tile Contracting embodies the spirt of interior design and grandeur.

Our group of tile artisans have a profound understanding of architectural aesthetics, a palette of timeless materials, and years of knowledge in construction that help define the beauty that resonates with luxury tile installations.

Modern shower with dark porcelain field tiles and hexagonal floor tiles, featuring built-in shelf and recessed lighting.

Eagle Run Residence

Project scope: Nestled in the Eagle Run neighborhood, this project involved the remodel of an existing bathroom and bedroom space into a large format shower and bathing area. Framing of the existing bathroom wall was reworked; relocating the bathroom door to the other side of the bathroom wall closer to the water closet. The enlarged shower includes a custom built-in bench, his and hers style niche spaces, and a centered liner floor drain. The shower floor was a custom hand built pan to accommodate the new bathroom layout. LVP flooring was installed throughout the water closet and additional bathing area.

Materials used: 24” x 48” porcelain field tiles. Custom cut Calcutta marble bench and threshold including the niche ledges. 1/2” Schluter stainless steel metal L channels. 2” Mosaic hexagon floor and niche tiles. 36” linear stainless steel floor drain. Recessed LED lighting.

Demolition & Framing Process

Interior view of a bathroom under renovation with beige carpet, white walls, open doorway leading to a bathtub area, and wooden door frames. A few wooden planks are leaning against the wall.
Interior home renovation with exposed wooden studs, drywall being installed, and unfinished floor.
Bathroom interior with double sinks, large mirror, wood cabinets, carpet flooring, and a tiled bathtub. Ceiling shows signs of damage.
Interior room under construction with exposed insulation, unfinished concrete floor, and partially built walls.
Room under construction with exposed wall insulation, unfinished floor, plumbing pipes, and a window with wood trim.
Empty walk-in closet with beige carpet, wooden shelving, and a large central vertical panel.

Project 1

Modern shower with dark porcelain field tiles, hexagonal floor tiles, and wall niche.
Bathroom with a shower stall, white tile floor, brown cabinets, and a floor mat featuring a themed design.
Empty walk-in closet with wooden shelves, a step ladder, and two ceiling lights.
Modern shower with dark marble tiles, bench, and hexagonal floor tiles.
Bathroom with marble tile floor, white cabinets, two wall sconces, and a hallway view.

Oak Hills Residence

Project scope: This project, located in the Oak Hills neighborhood, involved renovating an existing bathroom on the second floor into a modern designed shower enclosure with a matching vanity and continuous tile flooring throughout. The revamped shower includes a built-in foot rest and a large custom natural quartzite stone slab. The shower floor was a hand built pan matching the previous shower layout. The entire bathroom floor was demolished out and retiled, including a small change of planes between the main shower area and vanity area. The door between spaces was removed and replaced with a framed opening, helping circulation in the bathroom. The base was designed using the same tile as the floor. The metal used for the base tile matches the shower. The closet door was replaced and new shelving was added for storage.

Materials used: 12” x 24” porcelain field tiles. Quartzite stone slab in shower and used on the vanity countertop. 1/2” Schluter stainless steel metal L channels. 2” Mosaic hexagon shower flooring. Square stainless steel floor drain. Recessed LED shower lighting and vanity sconces.

Pre-Demolition Photos

Bathroom with floral wallpaper, a white sink on a beige countertop, a circular mirror, and a door leading to a shower area with a window.
Bathroom with floral wallpaper, a window with blinds, toilet with items on tank lid, framed art, toilet paper holder, and towel bar.
Bathroom with floral wallpaper, white tiles, bathtub with shower curtain, and door with hooks.

Project 2

Modern glass-enclosed shower with a rain showerhead and handheld shower, tile walls, and a marble bench.
Bathroom with floral wallpaper, double sink vanity, two round mirrors, white cabinetry, and tile floor.
Bathroom with double sink vanity, marble countertop, two wall-mounted lights, and a ceiling vent. On the counter are two cups, one labeled "Raising Cane's" and another "Coca-Cola."
Bathroom with marble tiles and gray vanity

Oak Hills Condo Addition

Project scope: This project, located in the Oak Hills neighborhood, involved relocating the entry door of the condo under a new framed awning to a new concrete patio. A new bedroom and bathroom was added to the existing condo layout. Heated flooring was added beneath the bathroom floor tile. The wainscoting in the water closet was done in tile, adding a wrapped look throughout the bathroom. Wood flooring was installed for the entryway and hallways. Carpet was installed in the new bedroom.

Materials used: 12” x 24” porcelain field tiles used throughout the shower walls, bathroom floor, and wainscoting. Cambria stone slabs used for the shower threshold and used on the vanity countertop. 1/2” Schluter stainless steel metal L channels. 2” Mosaic hexagon shower flooring and deco band. Circle stainless steel floor drain. Recessed LED shower and water closet lighting.

Construction Photos

Interior view of a house under renovation, showing exposed wooden beams and studs, with no ceiling or wall coverings. A large window provides natural light.
Interior under construction with exposed wooden framing and subflooring. A broom is leaning against a wall and a person is standing wearing jeans. An air vent is visible on the right.
Close-up image of carpet samples labeled '1811 Deuces' and '1811 Double Down' with a textured, multi-toned design in beige and gray shades.
View of unfinished patio roof with wooden framework, supporting structure, and a concrete floor, overlooking a grassy yard and trees in a suburban neighborhood.
Interior of a partially demolished building with exposed wooden framing, missing ceiling, and bare walls. Debris and exposed wires are visible on the floor. Sunlight filters through openings, revealing unfinished construction work.
Wooden front door display in store

Project 3

Luxurious shower with marble walls and a glass door, featuring hexagonal floor tiles and a built-in bench.
Four inspection permits on a wooden beam, including plumbing, electrical, building, and mechanical, issued by the City of Omaha Planning Department. Each permit has specific details like date and inspector signature. Background shows construction materials.
Construction site with exposed wooden beams, brick wall, and a trash can next to garbage bins. A tree and grass are visible outside.
Bathroom with gray vanity, marble floor, and countertop.
Empty bathroom area with marble tile flooring and walls, featuring a drain hole in the floor.

Ramon Sifuentez

Shortly after graduation from Elkhorn High School, Ramon started his career in construction. Over the past 18 years he has gained invaluable experience with companies, such as Universal Granite Marble, Coreslab Structures Inc., and Nebraska Custom Tile LLC before starting his own tile business. The knowledge he gained helped lay the groundwork for him to grow and build  on his own.

Ramon has been tiling and operating his own tile business for over ten years. Through this time he has developed the skills needed for residential and commercial tile installation, and has successfully completed many projects in the Omaha, Lincoln, and Iowa area.

Josh holds a Master of Architecture degree and a Bachelor of Science in Design with a Business minor from the University of Nebraska-Lincoln. Upon graduation, Josh began working at a small tier 1 business architectural firm in Omaha. He worked for over four years, gaining experience and knowledge in design and construction. Projects ranged from commercial to retail spaces, single family residential and multi-family buildings.

Josh is an architectural designer with a passion for transforming spaces into functional and aesthetically pleasing environments. Josh has an innovative approach specific to each project. Over the past two years Josh has helped Elkhorn Tile Contracting with several projects and has contributed to growing the business. 

Smiling man taking a selfie inside a car, wearing a blue shirt with a colorful background visible through the window.
A man in a white shirt looking directly at the camera against a neutral background.

Josh McCormack

About Elkhorn Tile Contracting

Elkhorn Tile Contracting

Logo next to text that reads "Elkhorn Tile Contracting"

Elkhorn Tile Contracting is a locally owned and operated business.

Elevated Tile Design

Modern kitchen with gray herringbone tile backsplash, stainless steel range hood, white cabinets, and black electric cooktop on a light countertop.

Lofty Surfaces

Stylish bathroom with gray stone tiles and a raised platform, featuring light-colored mosaic floor tiles and wooden cabinetry.

Custom Layouts

Modern living room interior under construction with a black tiled fireplace surround, floating shelves, and a cabinet. A cardboard box and tools are placed on the cabinet.
Modern kitchen with marble countertops, stainless steel appliances, a coffee maker, and white cabinetry with a tile backsplash. A checkered dish towel is on the counter, and a sink with a faucet is visible.
Modern bathroom with freestanding bathtub, marble wall tiles, hexagon floor tiles, showerhead, and window.
Bathroom with white subway tiles on walls and decorative patterned tiles on floor, featuring a built-in bathtub and recessed shelves.

Mission Statement

Our mission statement is to install, repair and maintain ceramic, mosaic, marble, stone and other types of tiles in residential, commercial and industrial settings. With a commitment to meticulous attention to detail, an unwavering dedication to quality, and a friendly professional culture, Elkhorn Tile Contracting embodies the spirt of interior design and grandeur.

Our group of tile artisans have a profound understanding of architectural aesthetics, a palette of timeless materials, and years of knowledge in construction that help define the beauty that resonates with luxury tile installations.

Project 1

Luxury bathroom shower with dark marble walls and hexagonal tile floor.

Eagle Run Residence

Project scope: Nestled in the Eagle Run neighborhood, this project involved the remodel of an existing bathroom and bedroom space into a large format shower and bathing area. Framing of the existing bathroom wall was reworked; relocating the bathroom door to the other side of the bathroom wall closer to the water closet. The enlarged shower includes a custom built-in bench, his and hers style niche spaces, and a centered liner floor drain. The shower floor was a custom hand built pan to accommodate the new bathroom layout. LVP flooring was installed throughout the water closet and additional bathing area.

Materials used: 24” x 48” porcelain field tiles. Custom cut Calcutta marble bench and threshold including the niche ledges. 1/2” Schluter stainless steel metal L channels. 2” Mosaic hexagon floor and niche tiles. 36” linear stainless steel floor drain. Recessed LED lighting.

A newly tiled shower area with large dark marbled tiles on the walls and hexagonal tiles on the floor. There is a recessed shelf with small hexagonal tiles and a tube of sealant and spray bottle on the floor, suggesting ongoing installation or maintenance.
Modern shower interior with dark marble wall tiles, a hexagonal tile floor, a built-in shelf with a light countertop, and a towel hanging on a hook.

Demolition & Framing Process

Interior view of a hallway with beige carpet leading to a bathroom, featuring wooden doors and a corner bathtub partially visible under a sloped ceiling.
Interior of a house under renovation with exposed wooden framing and an unfinished floor.
Bathroom with a shower enclosed by a glass door, a wooden cabinet, toilet paper holder, and a floor mat with a graphic design.
Bathroom interior with dual sinks, wooden cabinets, mounted mirror, lighting fixtures, and a jacuzzi tub. Ceiling shows water damage. Carpeted floor and tile accents.
Room under renovation with exposed walls and fresh concrete floor
Empty room under renovation with exposed insulation and window.
Empty walk-in closet with beige carpeting, wooden shelves and hanging rods, a central wooden panel, and a leaning piece of glass.
Empty walk-in closet with wooden shelves, a yellow step ladder, and overhead lights.

Project 2

Interior of a modern bathroom with white cabinets, marble floor tiles, and dual wall-mounted lights. A window is visible in the background, partially covered by blinds.

Oak Hills Residence

Project scope: This project, located in the Oak Hills neighborhood, involved renovating an existing bathroom on the second floor into a modern designed shower enclosure with a matching vanity and continuous tile flooring throughout. The revamped shower includes a built-in foot rest and a large custom natural quartzite stone slab. The shower floor was a hand built pan matching the previous shower layout. The entire bathroom floor was demolished out and retiled, including a small change of planes between the main shower area and vanity area. The door between spaces was removed and replaced with a framed opening, helping circulation in the bathroom. The base was designed using the same tile as the floor. The metal used for the base tile matches the shower. The closet door was replaced and new shelving was added for storage.

Materials used: 12” x 24” porcelain field tiles. Quartzite stone slab in shower and used on the vanity countertop. 1/2” Schluter stainless steel metal L channels. 2” Mosaic hexagon shower flooring. Square stainless steel floor drain. Recessed LED shower lighting and vanity sconces.

Modern bathroom shower with glass door, marble tile walls, and a rainfall showerhead.
Modern bathroom vanity with dual sinks, marble countertop, and wall-mounted lights.

Pre-Demolition Photos

Bathroom with floral wallpaper, mirror, towel, sink, and adjoining shower area
Bathroom with floral wallpaper, toilet, window with blinds, and framed artwork.
Bathroom with floral wallpaper, double sink vanity, two round mirrors, towel rack with teal towels, gray floor tiles, and doorway to a shower area.
Bathroom with floral wallpaper, white tiled floor, bathtub with shower curtain and door with hooks.

Project 3

Bathroom with marble tiles, gray cabinets, and walk-in shower

Oak Hills Condo Addition

Project scope: This project, located in the Oak Hills neighborhood, involved relocating the entry door of the condo under a new framed awning to a new concrete patio. A new bedroom and bathroom was added to the existing condo layout. Heated flooring was added beneath the bathroom floor tile. The wainscoting in the water closet was done in tile, adding a wrapped look throughout the bathroom. Wood flooring was installed for the entryway and hallways. Carpet was installed in the new bedroom.

Materials used: 12” x 24” porcelain field tiles used throughout the shower walls, bathroom floor, and wainscoting. Cambria stone slabs used for the shower threshold and used on the vanity countertop. 1/2” Schluter stainless steel metal L channels. 2” Mosaic hexagon shower flooring and deco band. Circle stainless steel floor drain. Recessed LED shower and water closet lighting.

Modern shower with glass doors, marble tiles, and a bench
A narrow, partially constructed bathroom with white marble tiles on the floor and walls. There's a toilet flange on the floor, indicating where a toilet will be installed, and a floor vent is visible. The walls are half tiled with the same marble pattern.

Construction Photos

Interior view of a house under renovation, showing exposed wooden framing, ceiling beams, and a sliding glass door leading outside.
Home renovation interior, exposed wood framing, electrical wires, open ceiling, partially demoed walls and floor.
Person standing in a partially renovated room with wood subfloor, broom, and exposed wall studs.
View from under a wooden porch structure with visible beams and plywood, looking out onto a grassy yard with a tree and a street with houses in the background.
Close-up of grey carpet samples labeled '1811 Deuces' and '1811 Double Down' displayed on a black board.
Construction area with exposed wooden beams and plastic wrap, brick wall, trash bins, and a tree on a lawn.
Bathroom with marble tile floor, gray vanity cabinets, dual sinks, brass faucets, and a countertop with items like boxes and tools.
Wooden door display in store, featuring dark brown panels and arched top design.
Inspection stickers on a wooden beam for plumbing, electrical, building, and mechanical inspections by the Omaha Planning Department.

About Elkhorn Tile Contracting

Man smiling in a car selfie with a goatee and mustache, wearing a blue shirt, interior of the car visible.

Ramon Sifuentez

Shortly after graduation from Elkhorn High School, Ramon started his career in construction. Over the past 18 years he has gained invaluable experience with companies, such as Universal Granite Marble, Coreslab Structures Inc., and Nebraska Custom Tile LLC before starting his own tile business. The knowledge he gained helped lay the groundwork for him to grow and build  on his own.

Ramon has been tiling and operating his own tile business for over ten years. Through this time he has developed the skills needed for residential and commercial tile installation, and has successfully completed many projects in the Omaha, Lincoln, and Iowa area.

Close-up of a man with short curly hair and a light beard, wearing a white shirt.

Josh McCormack

Josh holds a Master of Architecture degree and a Bachelor of Science in Design with a Business minor from the University of Nebraska-Lincoln. Upon graduation, Josh began working at a small tier 1 business architectural firm in Omaha. He worked for over four years, gaining experience and knowledge in design and construction. Projects ranged from commercial to retail spaces, single family residential and multi-family buildings.

Josh is an architectural designer with a passion for transforming spaces into functional and aesthetically pleasing environments. Josh has an innovative approach specific to each project. Over the past two years Josh has helped Elkhorn Tile Contracting with several projects and has contributed to growing the business.