Camp Tile Inc

Camp Tile's reviews keep returning to the same names — Cristiano, Cris, Lucas, Nuno — across five years of jobs, the kind of continuity that tells you who actually shows up at the house. The work is almost entirely tile: tub surrounds, full shower installations, mosaic kitchen backsplashes, and custom floor designs, the trade people hire them for. One 2021 HomeAdvisor review describes a single project spanning a tub surround, three tiled showers, tiling across four bathrooms, and an entrance hall floor — with Cristiano catching plumbing and trim issues during the initial walkthrough before they became problems. Another, from 2020, describes the crew tiling a shower in a 150-year-old house with structural quirks that took real problem-solving to work around. A 2023 Google review from a couple named Jana and Dave describes a bathroom retiled floor-to-ceiling in three different tiles, calling the crew knowledgeable and talented. Pricing comes up often and favorably — reviewers across both Angi and HomeAdvisor call it fair or competitive, and one from 2020 specifically credits the crew with adding extra materials at no charge to keep a job moving. The one real exception is a 2025 review: the customer was happy with the finished shower but described the owner as slow to adjust an estimate after some of the originally quoted demo work ended up done by someone else — worth asking about upfront if your project's scope might shift. Camp Tile is a Cape Cod tile specialist, not a full-room remodeler — the reviews describe tile going into showers, backsplashes, and floors, not gut renovations coordinating plumbers and cabinet installers. If the job is a bathroom or kitchen tile project, custom or straightforward, five years of largely five-star reviews across Google, Angi, and HomeAdvisor point to a crew that tiles carefully and takes on unusual requests. Before booking, get the estimate and scope in writing — that's the one place a past customer ran into friction.