What clients actually mention
Almost nobody writes about the tile. They write about the drawing, the variation that was priced the same afternoon, and the fan that had been venting into the attic since 1988.

They drew the tile layout before ordering anything, and the cut course lands exactly where they said it would. Nobody has ever shown us a drawing like that.
Found rot at the old tub flange on the first morning, photographed it, priced it by that afternoon. No drama and no surprise invoice at the end.
Two other firms said a shared tub and shower floor could not be done. Meridian explained what it would take, then did it, then sent us the flood-test photos.
They kept the original 1936 hex floor and matched the repair so well I genuinely cannot tell which tiles are new.
The pocket door was their suggestion. Twenty-six square feet and it is now the room guests actually mention.
I did not want a bathroom that announced my mother's hip to every visitor. Nobody who has seen it has mentioned the grab bars once.
Our fan had been venting into the attic since 1988. They showed us the frost on the sheathing and re-ducted it through the roof as part of the job.
Eleven days start to finish and the site was swept every evening. The containment at the door actually worked.
The herringbone floor was more expensive and they told us exactly why before we committed. I would rather have that conversation than a surprise.
Only mark against them is the lead time on the stone. Eleven weeks for a book-matched slab, which they warned us about, but it is still eleven weeks.
The heated floor mat had three resistance readings logged in the handover file. That level of record keeping is not normal and it should be.
They talked us out of moving the toilet, which would have been an easy upsell, and spent the money on the vanity instead. Right call.
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