BnD Craftsman Tile

Some of the people who hire BnD Craftsman Tile are other trades. A general contractor writing in December 2021 laid out why that matters — reputation is everything, and every trade on a project is a direct reflection on the contractor who brought them in — and then described the passion Bruno and his team bring to tile. A reviewer that November, who has BnD working in clients' homes for long stretches, wrote that they understand the vision and bring it to life. BnD works out of 168 Milton St in Dedham. Tile is the whole business: ceramic, porcelain and natural stone, on bathroom floors, kitchen backsplashes, hallways and basements. Its Angi and HomeAdvisor profiles both note English and Spanish. The written history runs from 2021 into January 2022: 5★ across 6 Google ratings, 5.0 across 7 on Thumbtack with a 100% five-star distribution, and 5.0 from two ratings each on Angi and HomeAdvisor. Two Google reviewers reached for the same phrase: the best tile work they had seen, one in December 2021 after a bathroom and a kitchen backsplash, one in January 2022. Another December 2021 customer had tile laid in a bathroom and hallway and said the crew communicated well and finished on time; a Thumbtack reviewer that November said the same about a bathroom and basement. Tile here has a way of turning into more. An October 2021 Thumbtack customer went in planning to paint cabinets, change countertops and add a backsplash, took a friend's recommendation, and watched the simple improvement turn into a major one — an awesome kitchen and a brand new mudroom, in their words. Another that month wrote that the kitchen work exceeded their vision and said they would call BnD back for the bathrooms. Its BBB page carries an A+ grade without BBB accreditation. Two things to settle before booking: what happens to price and schedule if the job grows the way that 2021 kitchen did, in writing, and a look at tile finished in the last year or two, since the written reviews here date to 2021 and 2022. For a bathroom floor, a backsplash or a stone install where the finish is the whole job, this is a tile specialist rather than a general remodeler — and one that other trades have been comfortable putting in front of their own clients.