Nationwide Tile

Nationwide Tile is a commercial shop first. Its own site describes tile, carpet, wood, resilient and entry mat systems supplied and installed for large commercial jobs, run out of 908 Lawrence St in Lowell. The company says Cristiane Perego founded it with her husband, CEO Branco Perego, starting as a team of two, and that it has been at this for two decades. On that same site it calls itself woman-owned, minority-owned and family-owned and lists WBE, MBE and DBE certifications — its own statements, not something confirmed against a registry here. The scale claim has some corroboration behind it. Its claimed Procore profile shows 342 projects since April 2022 and puts the company at 10 to 50 employees in finish carpentry, flooring, tile and wall finishes. Engineering News-Record listed Nationwide Tile among the subcontractors on the Revolution Hotel Phase II job in 2019. A trade publication reported the company joining the Starnet commercial flooring cooperative, and TileLetter quoted Branco Perego in 2026 saying he had worked with Laticrete products for more than 25 years, particularly on outdoor projects. In 2022 the Lowell Police Department credited him with donating and installing the rubber flooring in a new youth boxing gym. Two things deserve a direct question. Violation Tracker's OSHA extract lists a $9,851 workplace-safety penalty against Nationwide Tile, Inc., dated May 24, 2019, and the OSHA page cites a safety training and education standard — old, but worth asking how crews are trained now. The homeowner-facing side is both small and unhappy: Google shows 2.5 stars across two ratings, and the single written review, posted in April 2026, is a one-star account calling the owner, Cristiane, unprofessional and difficult to deal with. So: a company with a commercial resume and very little a homeowner can read. If you are a GC or property manager staffing a large flooring package, ask for recent project references and their current safety program. If you are a homeowner with a bathroom, entryway or a floor to redo, put scope, schedule and your single point of contact in writing before any deposit — that relationship is exactly what the one written customer account is about.