Mayflower Tile

Mayflower Tile is the business homeowners call for backsplashes, shower tile and bathroom or kitchen floors, and nearly every review names the same person doing the work — a tile setter called Cleiton (also spelled Cleighton in some reviews), who handles the estimate, the installation and the grouting himself. Across 25 reviews on Angi and HomeAdvisor averaging 4.6 stars from 2022 through 2023, the same details keep showing up: he shows up when he says he will, walks customers through grout-color choices and the day-by-day timeline, and cleans up after the job. In a July 2023 review, a homeowner said a shower-floor job turned into a full bathroom retile once water damage from a prior contractor surfaced, and that Cleiton kept them informed and priced the expanded job fairly. In a June 2022 review, another customer credited him with lining up a framer and a plumber for a combined bathroom-and-shower project and said those subcontractors were as solid as his own tile work. Smaller jobs get the same treatment — a kitchen floor, a shower re-grout, a two-bathroom tile install are each described as on time and cleaned up afterward. One August 2023 review runs the other way: a customer said the installer left baseboards in place before tiling, left tile short of the wall edges on an uneven floor, barely caulked the tub, and couldn't fully fix it on a return visit, leaving job debris on the lawn. It's the one review that runs against the rest, and the specifics — unremoved baseboards, tile short of the edges, unfinished caulking — are worth asking about directly before booking. For a backsplash, a shower retile or a bathroom floor, this is a strong call — just get the scope and finish details (edges, caulking, baseboard removal) spelled out before he starts, given the one job that didn't go that way.