Anton's Creations.

The state lists Antony Suprun as a principal since 2025, the year the business was formed. Anton's Creations runs small, with the owner doing the installing and a crew the state puts at one to three people. That suits a homeowner who wants a custom tile or stone floor, or a piece of mosaic work, handled by the person actually setting it. Someone who wants a firm with a long track record or a large office behind it is looking for a different kind of contractor. The business works by referral and direct contact rather than heavy advertising. Tile jobs come in two sizes, and they call for different questions. A quick fix, like replacing a few cracked tiles or regrouting an entryway, mostly depends on matching what's already there and working cleanly. A larger project, such as a full kitchen floor, a bathroom, or natural stone across a main level, starts below the tile. Subfloor flatness, underlayment and how the floor handles movement decide whether it lasts. In older Spokane and Spokane Valley houses with wood framing, that prep can be most of the job. For big projects, ask how the installer checks and prepares the subfloor. For mosaic or stone, ask about layout and sealing before anything is set.