CRC Installations Tile

The story customers keep telling about this Hudson tile crew is a bathroom that got fixed fast. In September 2025 a homeowner found a serious problem with the tile shower floor in their master bathroom days before a weekend of house showings; they wrote that Carlos came out that same evening, sourced a replacement tile that looked better than the original and cost less, and had the team redo the floor the next day. That is the shape of most of these accounts — a shower, a floor, a bathroom, and someone answering the phone. CRC Installations Tile works out of 7 Felton St in Hudson and says it covers Newton, Shrewsbury, Wellesley, Acton, Westborough and Hudson, claiming twelve-plus years in Massachusetts. Tile is the centre of it: floors, shower walls, a tub-to-walk-in-shower conversion in September 2025 that a customer compared to a spa. The work spills into full bathroom remodels — a June 2026 customer had a basement finished with a completely new bathroom and a bar sink — and occasionally into paneling, wainscoting and painting, per a July 2026 review. Two names come up: Carlos and Roger, sometimes in the same review. Customers writing this year describe the process being explained before the job starts, tidy sites and organised crews. Now the caveats, because they matter here. Every single written account is a Google review — there is no second platform, no BBB file, and no state contractor registration on record. The written history begins in September 2025, which sits oddly against the twelve-year claim on the company's own page, and that page is a single auto-generated micro-site rather than a real website, listing a Florida area-code phone and impossible opening hours. Several reviews landed on the same days — three on 10 January 2026 alone — and one 2026 account describes a cleared clogged sink and a planned roof repair, which is not the trade anyone else here describes. Worth a call for a shower or a bathroom floor, especially if you need someone quickly. Ask who will actually run your job, ask about home improvement contractor registration if the work goes beyond tile, and get the scope in writing.