Porcelain & Ceramic Tile Flooring in San Antonio
21 MSI porcelain and ceramic tile options — wood-look planks, marble-look porcelain, concrete-look. Aspenwood, Havenwood, Antoni, Architecta, Aria, Balboa collections.
WoodArt Cabinets sells and installs porcelain and ceramic tile flooring in San Antonio at $5.99–$11.99 per sq ft, installed. Our MSI Surfaces tile comes in wood-look, stone-look and concrete-look styles — collections such as Aspenwood, Havenwood, Antoni, Aria and Balboa — and full tile sample boards are on display at our Isom Rd showroom.
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Why Porcelain Beats Ceramic in San Antonio
Porcelain is denser (water absorption under 0.5%), more durable, and handles temperature swings better. We recommend porcelain for floors, ceramic for walls.
Where tile works best
Porcelain tile is the floor for rooms that get wet or take heavy traffic: bathrooms, entries and mudrooms. It handles standing water and heat, and marble-look or wood-look porcelain gives a high-end look without the upkeep of natural stone or real wood.
Wood-look, marble-look or concrete-look
Wood-look planks in the Aspenwood and Havenwood collections bring the look of a wood floor into a bathroom; marble-look tile from the Aria, Antoni and Marbella collections gives a stone look without sealing; concrete-look tile such as Gris Adella reads modern.
Your tile quote
The free in-home measurement gives accurate square footage, and the written quote lists material, prep and installation at an installed per-square-foot price. Installations by our bilingual crew carry our 3-year workmanship warranty on top of the manufacturer's product warranty.
Prefer the feel of a plank floor? Compare luxury vinyl plank at $3.99–$7.99 and engineered hardwood at $8.99–$14.99 per sq ft, installed. Pricing a whole house? See the flooring cost guide.
Planning the whole room? See kitchen cabinets, countertops and showroom hours and directions.
Tile flooring questions
How much does tile flooring cost installed in San Antonio?
$5.99–$11.99 per sq ft installed at WoodArt, with material, prep and installation listed separately on your quote.
Porcelain or ceramic: which is better for floors?
Porcelain. It is denser (water absorption under 0.5%), more durable and handles temperature swings better, so we recommend porcelain for floors and ceramic for walls.
Do you have wood-look tile?
Yes — wood-look tile planks in the MSI Surfaces Aspenwood and Havenwood collections, in colors such as Amber Aspenwood and Dove Havenwood.
Can I see the tile before I order?
Yes. Full tile sample boards are on display at 431 Isom Rd, open 7 days: Monday to Friday 8am–6pm and Saturday and Sunday 10am–3pm.
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