Wasatch Back Trade Scopes

Zero-Tolerance Architectural Tile Installations

Specialized setting assemblies for large-format porcelain, curbless wet rooms, and radiant stone floors. Engineered to strict architectural tolerances across Park City and Heber Valley residences.

Technical Scopes

Engineered Tile Assemblies

Wet-Room Waterproofing

Curbless Wet Rooms

Continuous sloped mortar beds mechanically bonded to bonded waterproofing sheet systems. Integrated linear drains set flush to floor planes ensure complete drainage with zero trip hazards.

Gauge & Handling

Large-Format Slabs

Porcelain panels and natural quartzite slabs up to five by ten feet. Installed with mechanical suction rigging and ratcheting leveling clips to achieve absolute plane continuity without lippage.

Thermal Integration

Radiant Stone Floors

Hydronic and low-voltage electric heating cables embedded in uncoupling membranes. Thermal expansion joints prevent surface cracking while delivering even heat distribution across natural stone tiles.

Edge Finishing

Mitered Stone Niches

Factory-sharp forty-five degree mitered returns without visible trim profiles. Hand-honed transitions around wall reveals, bench waterfalls, and shampoo pockets create monolithic stone geometry.

Installation Protocol

Job-Site Verification Standard

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Laser Perimeter Survey

Substrate Prep & Screed

Dry Layout Grid

Epoxy Grouting & Cure

Digital multi-plane laser levels map framing deflections, wall plumb, and floor planar variations before any material is staged on site.

Centering tile joints against primary architectural sightlines, plumbing trims, and ceiling planes eliminates awkward sliver cuts at perimeter margins.

High-density stain-resistant epoxy grouts packed into uniform joints and hydro-sponge finished to prevent water infiltration and color fading.

Concrete grinding, self-leveling underlayment, and bonded mortar beds establish structural backing flat to within one-eighth inch across ten feet.

Framing Inspection Ready

Submit architectural floor plans or schedule on-site substrate verification before drywall close-in.