Porcelain tile flooring is an attractive yet durable option for any home renovation. Installation of porcelain tiles is relatively straightforward, but requires a level subfloor and skilled craftsmanship to ensure the job looks good and lasts long-term.

Before installation, it’s important to check the subfloor for any imperfections such as unevenness or cracks. If necessary, these should be filled in with concrete patch or self-leveling compound. After the subfloor is ready, a moisture barrier should then be installed to protect against water damage before laying out the tiles in an attractive pattern.

Once the tiles are laid out, they can be stuck down using either adhesive or mortar depending on their size and surface area. Once all tiles are in place and firmly secured, grout sealer needs to be applied between them for a polished look. Finally, add in transition strips at doorways and thresholds for a neat finish! With proper preparation and installation, porcelain tile floors will offer years of beauty and lasting appeal.