ZMstyle remodeling

$75/on-site estimate

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The ZMstyle remodeling company has a remodeling contractor license. I have been working and have experience in the construction field from 2015,

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Hired 46 times

Serves Denver, CO

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4 employees

8 years in business

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This pro accepts payments via Cash, Check, Venmo, and Zelle.

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Customers rated this pro highly for work quality, responsiveness, and professionalism.

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39 reviews

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Kathy A.

Oct 30, 2025

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Hired on Thumbtack

This company does excellent and timely work! They were able to complete the projects promptly and with excellent results. The tile work completed is stunning, he offered to purchase the materials and text me samples since I was unable to go myself. They are professional and stand behind their work.

Details: Kitchen • Backsplash • 25 - 50 sq ft • Ceramic • No, I need the professional to buy the tiles for me

Tile Installation and Replacement

Jalyn J.

Jul 17, 2025

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Hired on Thumbtack

We hired ZM remodeling off of thumbtack to remove and improve our kitchen backsplash. They were quick to respond and to give a quote and contract. He was patient as we waited for delivery of the tile. Work was complete quickly and looks beautiful!! Lovely guys to have working in our kitchen and around our family.

Details: Kitchen • Backsplash • 201 - 300 sq ft • Drywall • Ceramic • No, but I will buy the tiles myself

Tile Installation and Replacement

Teia K.

Jun 29, 2025

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Hired on Thumbtack

My husband built an awesome outdoor kitchen but didn’t have time to do the tile work. I reached out on thumbtack and Zak was the first to respond. He quoted a fair price and the tile work was amazing!

Details: Outside patio • 51 - 100 sq ft • Durock • Natural Stone • Yes, I already have the tiles

Tile Installation and Replacement

Alex D.

Mar 22, 2026

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Hired on Thumbtack

Details: Install bathroom tiles or flooring • Install bathroom cabinets or fixtures • Update style • Replace fixtures • Full bath • Home

Bathroom Remodel

Jessica b.

Nov 7, 2025

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Hired on Thumbtack

Long story short, Zak did a decent job, and it looks much better than our original fireplace. But it wasn’t what we wanted, and we paid full price despite the miscommunication and errors we experienced. Therefore, I highly recommend double checking everyone’s on the same page before hiring, as well as throughout the job, so you get the results you want. Details below. We hired Zak to replace our existing, builder grade fireplace surround with new stone tile. We ordered rough cut stone tile, as that was the look we wanted (photo 5). Zak explained he would have to cut some of the tiles to fit better around our fireplace, which we thought made sense. We had to step out for a bit, and when we returned home, he had already started laying the stone. But none of it had the rough cut edges anymore. It was then that we realized he’d cut the sides of every single tile, to be straight. Unfortunately, it was too late to do anything about it. So, we discussed how we could “rough up” the edges to achieve the look we wanted. He tried a technique on a few tiles that were already on the wall, but you could see his tool marks, which looked messy. Also, after Zak left, we noticed a large crack down the center of a tile at the top near the ceiling. It was clear it cracked during install. I reached out immediately to see what could be done, and he said he left it because we said we liked the cracks. To which, we explained, we liked the rough edge tile we purchased, but we obviously didn’t want cracks down the center of a tile. He said he couldn’t come back for 2 weeks to fix the cracked tile, and suggested we just do it ourselves. So, we did it ourselves. I then spent a lot of time over the next few days making the sides he cut straight, look less straight. I had to sand down the areas of stone where he left chisel marks, and filled large gaps he left at the top as well. Because it didn’t match the rest of the perfectly cut stone he laid everywhere else. Anyway, it felt like he threw in the towel a bit, to be honest. All that to say, it’s better, but not great, and we were left disappointed.

Details: Living room • Less than 25 sq ft • Drywall • No, but I will buy the tiles myself

Tile Installation and Replacement

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Zakaria Moradi

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I’m a remodeling contractor

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