Innovation Tile, Inc

A homeowner whose shower was letting water in behind the tile — someone else's installation — called Leonardo Dias's crew to take it apart. Writing in April 2026, what stuck with them was the demolition: careful enough not to wreck the rest of the bathroom. That is the job Innovation Tile keeps getting hired for. The Danvers company describes itself as a tile and masonry outfit that designs, installs and revives tile projects for residential and commercial clients across Greater Boston, owned and operated by Leonardo Dias, and says it has been at it about ten years. Most of what customers write about is exactly that: shower surrounds, bathroom floors, kitchen backsplashes, and porcelain laid where hardwood used to be. Google carries 22 ratings averaging 5★, with written reviews stretching from 2022 into mid-2026 — five in the last six months, none negative. Two threads run through them. The first is detail work: a March 2026 customer had a new downstairs bathroom floor and walk-in shower tiled while aging tile floors elsewhere in the house were repaired in the same visit. The second is repeat business — one customer wrote in October 2025 that a third bathroom had just been finished and two more projects were already booked for December; another, in May 2025, was back for a shower after a kitchen the year before. The other thing reviewers keep returning to is how the crew treats a house while they are in it. A July 2025 customer described a walk-through before any work began, the installation process explained up front, and the adjacent living space kept clean enough that daily life carried on. Worth knowing before you call: that written history sits almost entirely on one platform, and every rating on it is a 5. The reviews are specific and describe real jobs, so this is not a mark against the work — but it leaves little independent cross-check on pricing, scheduling under pressure, or how a job that goes sideways gets handled. Ask for references on a project like yours, and get scope and timeline in writing before demo starts. If the job is tile — a shower rebuild, a bathroom floor, a backsplash, or a failed installation that needs correcting — this is a crew customers keep calling back. For a full room renovation involving plumbing and electrical, confirm which trades they carry in-house and which you would need to line up yourself.