Tile Setting
Showers, tub surrounds, floors, and walls — precise layout, tight grout lines, and clean cuts around every edge and fixture.
AK Specialty Contractor · License #204650
Over a decade of tile & stone craftsmanship — showers, backsplashes, floors, patios, and masonry for homes, businesses, and government projects across Alaska.
What we do
Showers, tub surrounds, floors, and walls — precise layout, tight grout lines, and clean cuts around every edge and fixture.
Natural stone set with the respect it deserves — entries, fireplaces, feature walls, and floors that feel permanent.
Kitchen backsplashes and counter surfaces that tie the room together — pattern, grout color, and edges all considered.
Tile packages for new builds and remodels from tear-out to finish — residential and commercial, coordinated with your builder or timeline.
Stone patios, walkways, and steps fitted tight and built with Alaska's freeze and thaw in mind.
Beyond tile — brick, block, and stone masonry for the projects that call for it, done with the same care.
Recent work
Hospitals, gyms, cafés, credit unions, restaurants — a few recent projects from the field.
We post projects as they happen — see the latest jobs on Facebook.
Any scale
From a hall bath re-tile to new construction, commercial floors, and public projects — JKC quotes it straight and sets it right, anywhere in Alaska.
Start Your ProjectWhy JKC
JKC Tile has spent over a decade setting tile and stone across Alaska — from residential house calls to commercial sites and government projects. Every job gets the same standard of craft, whether it's a single bathroom or a full commercial floor.
Use the form below — photos and rough measurements help.
Clear scope and quote. No surprises later.
Precise work, quality materials, and a tidy site.
Where we work
Residential house calls around Southcentral, and commercial & government work statewide:
Start your project
Send the details and JKC will get back to you with next steps and a straight answer on scope. The more you can share — photos, rough sizes, the look you want — the better the first answer.