Circo Tile Inc.

Tile and hard-surface flooring installation is the whole of the work here, and it's residential. Circo Tile works within about 25 miles of Spokane, which covers Spokane Valley, Liberty Lake, Mead, Cheney and Airway Heights. The state lists Gary Cirullo as a principal. Work comes in through referrals and repeat customers rather than advertising, the way a lot of long-running trade shops in town operate after three decades of jobs. That makes Circo Tile a fit for a custom tile or flooring job in an established home: a bathroom redo, a kitchen floor, a tiled entry in an older house where the subfloor needs some judgment. A crew this size is built for one house at a time. A large commercial build-out on a new-construction schedule is a different kind of job and a different kind of contractor. Before comparing tile quotes, write down the rooms and rough square footage, the tile you want or its size and type, and who is supplying it. Note what's coming up: carpet, vinyl, old tile over a mortar bed. Ask each bidder how they'll handle the subfloor, what underlayment or waterproofing goes under a shower, and whether trim, thresholds and grout sealing are included. In Spokane's older housing stock, floors that aren't flat are common, so ask how leveling is priced. Bids that spell out the same scope are the only ones worth comparing.