Kitchen backsplash in an elongated hexagon mosaic of glass and marble above a granite countertop

Flooring and tile, Columbia MO

Quoted quickly.
Finished ahead of
when he said.

Clay Moore lays hard surface floors, tile showers and backsplashes in Columbia. His customers keep writing about the same two things, and neither of them is tile.

Licensed and insured
OSHA certified
Open seven days a week
4.8 from 39 Google reviews

Why people call him back

“We were burned by a previous contractor who left our tile floors halfway removed and put LVP on an uneven surface. I called Clay, and he was super helpful via phone and text. He even came to give us a quote the same day.”
Elizabeth Oakley TerrellGoogle review

That review goes on to say the price stayed inside the quote given. It isn't the only one. Jennifer Bard writes that Clay under-promised and over-delivered and finished faster than promised. Caitlin Stauffer says he quoted quickly and got the job done sooner than expected. That is three people describing the same two things, and neither of them is about tile.

Clay works with Sam, and reviews mention his son on the job too.

Plank floor finished in an empty room with afternoon light across it

Hard surface, all of it.

Clay describes the work himself as “any and all hard surface flooring, including tile showers, backsplashes, and stacked stone.” Here is what that covers.

01

Tile showers

Walls, niches, benches and pans, in subway tile and mosaic.

02

Backsplashes

Kitchen runs cut around outlets and cabinet returns, including glass and marble mosaic.

03

Plank flooring

Luxury vinyl plank and laminate through whole floors, carried level across rooms and into doorways.

04

Floor tile

Large format stone look tile, laid with a leveling system so nothing sits proud of its neighbor.

05

Stairs

Treads and risers to match the floor they run off.

06

Stacked stone

Listed in Clay's own description of the work.

A tile floor part way through installation with leveling clips and wedges still in place between the tiles

Mid job, not staged

This is what flat actually takes.

Those yellow and red clips are a leveling system. Every tile gets pulled to the same height as the one beside it while it sets, then the clips snap off. It's the difference between a floor that looks right and one with an edge you catch a toe on.

Showers, backsplashes, floors

The tile work.

Mosaic bands set level with the field tile, niches cut square, and floors carried out to the doorway rather than stopped short of it.

Grey subway tiled shower with a mosaic accent band, recessed niche and a small round mosaic floor
Subway walls, mosaic band, round mosaic pan.
Marble look tiled shower with a black hexagon tile floor and a recessed niche
Marble look walls, black hex pan, niche cut square.
Large format stone look floor tile laid in a room with a glazed entrance
Large format, stone look.
Two tiled showers side by side, one in grey tile and one in white
Two showers, two jobs.

Stairs, to match the floor they run off.

Treads and risers finished to carry through from the floor below, so the run reads as one piece of work rather than two.

Ask Clay about your staircase
Staircase with treads and risers finished with metal nosings, beside an oak balustrade
Staircase with dark wood treads and white risers lit by a wall mounted step light

Plank and laminate

Floors, room to room.

Luxury vinyl plank and laminate run through whole floors and carried level into doorways and adjoining rooms. Apple T's review calls the wood floor Clay laid for their family “a gem of superior quality.”

The tones run from light through to the weathered multi-tone plank on the right.

Weathered multi tone plank floor in a room with warm walls and wall sconces
Weathered multi-tone plank, laid through a living room.
Plank flooring running through an open plan room in daylight
Finished plank floor in an empty room with pale walls
Plank floor laid wall to wall in a bedroom
Plank floor meeting an existing tile floor at a doorway
Plank flooring run through a hallway and into adjoining rooms
Grey toned plank floor in a furnished living room

Someone else started it and left it wrong?

That's a job Clay has taken on before. One of his reviews is from a homeowner whose previous contractor left the tile half torn up and laid plank over an uneven floor. He quoted it the same day and walked them through the fix start to finish.

In their words.

4.8 from 39 Google reviews
Clay and his son were the best 4th of July gifts to my family! The wood floor they made for us was a gem of superior quality and they worked efficiently to complete it. Yet, their rate was most reasonable. We appreciate their hard work and highly recommend them to homeowners.
Apple T2 weeks ago
Was able to quote quickly, for an affordable price. Fixed some of our current flooring and installed new in our basement. Was also able to get the job done sooner than expected which is always great. Thank you!
Caitlin Stauffer3 weeks ago
Claymore floors is an excellent contractor to go for any remodeling of your house, they are so nice , friendly and helpful guys (Clay and Sam).
Raed Ghanim alobaydia month ago
Clayton and Co did a fantastic job on our floors! They showed up early every day ready to work and definitely under-promised and over-delivered! They finished faster than promised, and our floors look fantastic! Nice, trustworthy guys who do a great job.
Jennifer Bard3 months ago

Get a quote

Call Clay.

One review describes him as easy to reach by phone and text, with a quote back the same day.

Hours
Mon to Fri7:00 AM - 5:00 PM
Sat and Sun8:00 AM - 5:00 PM
Based in
Columbia, Missouri

What happens when you call.

  1. 01

    He comes out and quotes it

    One review says he came to give a quote the same day it was called in.

  2. 02

    He walks you through the steps

    The same review describes the project explained start to finish before anything began.

  3. 03

    The price holds

    In that customer's words, the price stayed within the quote provided.

Clay travels to the job, so there's no showroom to visit. The quickest way to start is a call.