AD Enterprise LLC · Michigan
Set flat enough to see the windows in the floor.
Photograph © the homeowners’ daughter
We backbutter and trowel every tile. When they go down, they stay down.
The other jobs.
Three more we can show all the way through — what we were handed, what we did about it, and what it looked like when we left.
Lakefront Residence
- 32 × 32 in polished porcelain
- Whole main level — not one lipped edge
13 photographs
Full Single-Family Home Remodel
- Eleven rooms, demolition through final finish
- We ran every trade and bought the material
22 photographs
High-End Slab Bath
- $2,100 a slab
- Mitered window returns — no cut line in the reveal
12 photographs
Private Luxury Estate
- Natural stone install over a rebuilt slab
- Laid out dry and approved before it went down
12 photographs
Wood-Plank Floors & Built Shower
- Wood-plank through the open floor plan
- Hired direct by the owner — not subcontracted
19 photographs
Charcoal Gloss & Green Glass
- Three bathrooms and a powder room
- Herringbone floors, glass mosaic pans
28 photographs
Bold-Vein Calacatta
- Book-matched slab walls
- Hex mosaic pan, marble-capped curb
13 photographs
Stacked Stone Fireplace & Hex Floor
- Stone laid straight over the existing brick
- Two baths and a mosaic backsplash
11 photographs
Large-Format, Laid Out First
- Whole floor dry-laid and marked before a single cut
- Large-format slabs, walls and pan
6 photographs
White Kitchen, Marble Backsplash
- Marble mosaic backsplash with a framed feature panel
- Dark plank floor through the whole run
9 photographs
Grey Shower, Mosaic Pan & Bench
- Large-format walls with a built-in bench
- Pebble mosaic pan, recessed niche
4 photographs