Tile in Louisville, KY & Florence
Shop discount tile in Louisville, KY and Florence — backsplash, bathroom, shower, wall, and floor tile in stock and ready to take home today. Save 40–60% vs. big-box stores.
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Tile Deals & Clearance
We buy overstock, closeouts, and special purchases and pass the savings on. Deals change often, so check back or call your store.
Tile Installation Supplies
Get everything for the job in one trip — thinset, mortar, grout, Schluter systems, and tile edging.
Compare Tile Types
| Tile type | Best for | Durability | Water resistance | Look |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Porcelain | Floors, showers, high-traffic areas | Very high | Excellent | Stone, marble, wood & concrete looks |
| Ceramic | Walls, backsplashes, light-traffic floors | Good | Good when glazed | Glossy, matte & handmade looks |
| Glass | Backsplashes, accents, shower niches | Good on walls | Excellent | Bright, reflective color |
| Natural stone | Shower walls, accents, statement floors | High (seal periodically) | Good when sealed | One-of-a-kind veining |
| Wood-look porcelain | Kitchens, basements, whole-home floors | Very high | Excellent | Hardwood look without the upkeep |
How to Plan Your Tile Project
- Measure your space. Multiply length × width for each wall or floor area to get square footage.
- Add overage. Plan on roughly 10% extra for cuts and breakage — 15% or more for diagonal or herringbone layouts.
- Buy it all at once. Many of our tiles are closeouts and special buys, so buying your full quantity up front keeps your dye lot consistent.
- Grab your supplies. Thinset, grout, trim, and Schluter edging are in stock at both stores.
Financing for Your Tile Project
Subject to credit approval. Terms vary; see store for details.
Free Tile Design Appointments
Not sure which tile works best? Our team will help you choose tile, grout color, and layout for your kitchen, bath, or floors — with friendly, no-pressure guidance.
Tile — Frequently Asked Questions
Do you have tile in stock in Louisville, KY?
Yes. Builders Surplus stocks backsplash, wall, mosaic, porcelain, and floor tile at our Louisville store on Poplar Level Road and our Florence, KY store. Most tile is ready to take home the same day. Selection varies by store, so call ahead to confirm quantities.
How much cheaper is tile at Builders Surplus?
We buy overstock, closeouts, and special purchases, so our tile is typically priced 40–60% below big-box stores for comparable products.
What is the difference between porcelain and ceramic tile?
Porcelain is denser and absorbs less water than ceramic, making it the better choice for floors, showers, and high-traffic areas. Ceramic is lighter and easier to cut, and works well for walls and backsplashes.
How much extra tile should I buy?
Plan on about 10% extra for cuts and breakage, and 15% or more for diagonal or herringbone patterns. Because many of our tiles are limited-quantity buys, it is best to purchase your full quantity at once.
Do you sell tile installation supplies?
Yes. We carry thinset and mortar, premixed grout, Schluter systems, and tile edging and trim at both stores.
Do you offer financing on tile?
Yes. Low- and no-interest financing is available for qualified buyers. Ask either store for details.
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Tile Guides & Ideas
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Selection, pricing, and availability vary by location and are subject to change. Limited quantities — while supplies last. Call your nearest store to confirm current inventory.