JM Tile Services

A lot of the calls JM Tile Services takes come after someone else's tile has failed. A September 2025 customer had a bathroom demoed to the studs and retiled and grouted in four days after another company botched it; in an April 2025 review, a homeowner described a failed floor from a different installer replaced with porcelain laid at an angle, pinwheel-style; in November 2024, a customer brought Marcelo in on short notice to fix a shower floor that had gone in wrong. The Peabody outfit works almost entirely in tile — bathroom floors, shower walls and ceilings, kitchen backsplashes, entry tile, a new niche or a drop-down shower seat. Marcelo does the work with a small team, and reviewers name Tom alongside him on several jobs. In a March 2026 review, a customer wrote that the handmade Zellige tile they picked made for challenging work and turned out well; a June 2025 homeowner said every piece was precision-cut to meet the slightly angled walls of an old house. Punctuality and cleanup come up again and again. Customers describe him arriving when promised, explaining what turned up mid-job, and working a weekend to finish; one 2025 customer said two bathrooms were left in pristine condition. Reviewers from 2024 through 2026 also called the pricing fair, and a January 2026 customer got a quote within minutes of asking about removing wall tile so a new over-the-range microwave would fit. Across 87 Google ratings the average is 5.0. The jobs people describe run a wide range, and it is worth saying which end yours sits at when you call. A 2024 review covers two porcelain tiles swapped in a dining room; another 2024 review covers a 1938-era bathroom that JM consulted on for design and materials, then demolished and rebuilt. If the job is tile — a backsplash, a shower rebuild, a floor someone else got wrong — this is a straightforward call, and an especially good one in an older house where nothing is square. Settle the scope and the start date up front, and get the quote in writing.