Betts Designs
Betts Designs

Betts Designs

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Introduction
I take the time to visualize my work before I do installations and lay out my tile for the best look asthetically from the piont of view the area or room is most looked at. When doing stone I also lay out the area and match colors and pattern which helps the job flow better when looking at these details. What I like most about my work is that you can truely see the diffence in my work . After 20 years of setting tile, the experiance shines thru in details and how I keep my jobsite clean.
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FAQs

  • How did you get started doing this type of work?

    I decided to be a tile mason after working one summer on the coast in Monterey California. I loved the water and the location of most of the jobs. Most of all after working hard on a project I get to see a tangible product that can be judged by others in my profession for many uears after I leave the job. This is saying with my work "look what I can do".

  • What types of customers have you worked with?

    The most common type of work performed by Betts Designs is custom bathrooms and kichens with imported tiles and stones. I enjoy a chalenge in my work and preffer not to do repetitious labor but custom and unique projects that my require that much more craftsmanship and patience.

  • What questions should customers think through before talking to professionals about their project?

    I wish all my clients knew that in North Carolina many other tile masons do not have the training I recieved being in the Union in Chicago for over eight years. My apprenticeship alone was over four years before I was allowed to set a tile on the job, unlike many tile masons who recieves little training or no apprenticeship to become a tile mason in North Carolina.