2026-06-03T23:44:31.772Z

Olympian Tile is a quality tile installer that does excellent work! We are replacing a fireplace, updating to a more modern, functional set up and needed non-combustible porcelain tile installed around the fireplace opening. Owner Mario and his brother Carlos are very detailed oriented, very conscious and caring of our property and clean-up! They have a keen eye for precision tile placement and used our layout preference for the final install.We highly recommend them for any of your tile projects! In fact, we’ve decided to hire them to re-tile our foyer entrance to our home!

2026-05-29T18:56:24.873Z

Mario from Olympian Tile did an excellent job replacing the chipped tiles in our shower. You honestly can’t even tell they were replaced — the repair blends in perfectly with the original tile. He worked quickly, left everything clean and tidy, and was very friendly and responsive throughout the whole process. Highly recommend!

2026-04-11T03:14:20.834Z

one of the best companies in Northern California

2026-04-07T17:32:45.245Z

Mario and his assistant Wilmar did a great job with tricky fill-in hex retiling and installing wall-mount vintage porcelain accessories in my 1930s bathroom! I highly recommend Mario, his team, and Olympian Tile--

2025-09-11T16:29:59.104Z

Mario was great! He responded quickly to all my questions and the work was scheduled promptly. He and his team did a great job on my kitchen backsplash. My kitchen looks brighter and refreshed. The estimate given was fair and reasonable and I would hire Olympian Tile in for future projects.

2025-08-09T03:07:07.481Z

Mario is a very kind person and the work is very well done.

2025-07-23T13:34:26.857Z

Excellent service and high quality work with Mario and Olympian Tile. Mario responded right away to my request. He was able to schedule the job quickly and his work is of the highest quality. I highly recommend!

2025-07-17T03:07:37.958Z

I hired Mario to install 1900 sf of outdoor patio tile on two concrete slabs poured at different phases of construction.The challenge -- the existing drainage slope was too steep, and the slope between the old and new slabs was causing water to pool between the slabs. In addition, the newer slab had settled in quite a few places, creating cracks that I worried would be transmitted to the tile above.Mario and team spent the first week leveling the new slab by ripping strips with a concrete circular saw, then chiseling out the cement with a roto-hammer. He then covered the two slabs with a rubberized Lacticrete and applied fiberglass mesh over every crack and expansion seam in the two slabs.Finally, to minimize the amount of thinset used, he poured self-leveling concrete between the two slabs and covered that with Lacticrete, then glued 1/4" hardiboard as required to create proper drainage slopes to the 3 drains.An amazing amount of prep work just to get to the point of laying tile, which he and his team of 4 proceeded to install over the following 4 weeks. There are beautiful miter joints at the corners and landings, edging so the tiles appear 5" thick, and tight 1/8” joints all around numerous pillars and other obstacles.The final product is a work of art, and the level of effort and attention to detail cannot be overstated. I have several other projects in mind for Mario and team, and highly recommend their work!