Long-tenure owners are who calls us from these hills — families who bought near the Walnut Valley schools twenty years ago and stayed. Over them is usually concrete or clay barrel tile on a 1970s-to-90s two-story tract, and the tile's fine while the underlayment beneath it is finished. So the job's a lift-and-relay, not a tear-off — stack the tile, new underlayment, same profile back down.
Access is the other half. Streets off Lemon Ave and Nogales St run steep and narrow, and plenty of the cul-de-sacs won't hold a dump trailer, so we plan conveyor or crane placement before quoting. We come in off the 60 at Grand or Amar. Estimates can be written in Mandarin.
Working with Walnut's architectural committees
Do I need HOA approval before you start?
In Snow Creek, Three Oaks and the Walnut Hills tracts, yes — the committee controls tile profile and color, and submittals there commonly run 30 to 45 days. We prep the submittal.
Can I reuse my existing tile?
Usually. Tile outlasts the underlayment. We sort salvageable tile on site and source only the shortfall, which sidesteps a color-match submittal.