Historic and Established Homes
Check old floor build-up, subfloor flatness, door clearances, thresholds and transitions before ordering new flooring.
Planning a flooring or tile project in Charlottetown? Browse vinyl, laminate, engineered hardwood, porcelain, ceramic and project materials online. Compare styles and current pricing, then contact The Tile Shoppe Moncton when you need stock confirmation, samples or pickup support.
The Tile Shoppe does not have a physical showroom in Charlottetown. The New Brunswick showroom is in Moncton.
Charlottetown combines historic and established homes with detached houses, apartments, rentals and newer residential development. The right flooring depends on the room, the existing surface, daily traffic, moisture exposure, cleaning needs and the finished look you want.
Check old floor build-up, subfloor flatness, door clearances, thresholds and transitions before ordering new flooring.
Compare durability, cleaning, replacement planning and any building or acoustic requirements before choosing a floor.
Coordinate flooring through kitchens, living rooms, bedrooms and hallways so colour, plank direction and transitions work together.
Plan quantities, sound requirements, transitions and repeatable finishes early when the same material will be used across more than one unit.
Bring room measurements, photos, the existing floor type and any known moisture or subfloor concerns when comparing products. It makes it easier to plan the floor, transitions, trims, underlayment and project materials together.
Compare flooring and tile by material, look and room use. Browse current products and pricing online, then save the options that fit your project.
Wood-look and stone-look vinyl for suitable apartments, basements, kitchens, entries and busy living spaces.
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Wood-look laminate for bedrooms, living rooms, offices, hallways and other approved spaces.
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Real wood surfaces for living rooms, dining rooms, bedrooms and selected renovation projects.
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Floor and wall tile for bathrooms, showers, kitchens, entries, fireplaces and feature areas.
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Mosaics, subway styles and decorative tile for backsplashes, shower niches and feature details.
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Mortar, grout, waterproofing, trims, spacers, underlayment and other project supplies.
Shop now →Start with how the space is used. Moisture, foot traffic, cleaning, subfloor condition and installation requirements can narrow the choices before you compare colours and finishes.
Compare wear, cleaning, replacement planning and any building or acoustic requirements before choosing the floor.
Check slab moisture, temperature, floor flatness and below-grade approval before choosing the finish.
Compare easy-clean surfaces, water-performance claims, transitions and the effect of cabinets and appliances on layout.
Plan tile, substrate preparation, waterproofing, mortar, grout, trims and movement details together before installation.
Prioritize easy cleaning, practical transitions and a surface suited to wet footwear, grit and daily traffic.
Compare plank width, colour, texture, underlayment and how the flooring connects with adjoining rooms.
Use the Tile Shoppe room visualizer to compare colours and styles with your walls, cabinets and furniture. It is a useful first step before you compare final samples, textures and finishes.
Vinyl can suit many Charlottetown projects when the exact product is approved for the room and installation conditions. Compare core construction, wear layer, total thickness, water-performance claims, attached pad, click system and warranty rather than assuming every vinyl product performs the same way.
For rental units and apartments, consider cleaning, replacement planning and any sound requirements. For lower levels, inspect slab moisture and flatness first.
Laminate can provide a wood-look surface for manufacturer-approved room conditions. Compare plank thickness, wear rating, edge detail, texture, underlayment, water-performance claims and the installation instructions for the exact product.
In apartments and rentals, confirm acoustic or building requirements before choosing a floating floor. In older homes, check floor flatness, thresholds and existing floor build-up.
Porcelain, ceramic and mosaic tile can work across bathroom, shower, kitchen, backsplash, entry, fireplace and feature-wall projects. Select tile for the exact surface, water exposure, finish, format and maintenance needs.
For wet areas, plan the substrate and waterproofing system separately from the decorative tile. For older or historic interiors, check floor build-up, movement, transitions and surface flatness before selecting the final format.
Rental and multi-unit projects need more than a good-looking floor. Product durability, cleaning, replacement planning, sound requirements, quantities and consistent finishes can all affect the final choice.
Compare cleaning, wear, repairability and replacement cost when choosing flooring for a unit between tenants.
Check building rules, sound requirements, underlayment and transition details before choosing a floating floor.
Plan durable flooring, transitions and practical maintenance from the beginning when adding a new independent living space.
Plan quantities, consistent product runs, trims and related materials early when the same finish will be used across several units.
Contractors, renovators, builders, installers, designers and property managers can source flooring, tile and project materials through Tile Shoppe Pro. Compare products online and contact the Moncton team for quantities, availability and pickup planning.
For residential renovations, rental turnovers, apartment projects, new suites and commercial work.
The Tile Shoppe does not have a physical store in Charlottetown. PEI customers can browse flooring and tile online and contact the Moncton showroom for samples, stock questions, product comparison and pickup planning.
Call the Moncton team to confirm the exact product, colour, quantity, sample availability and pickup plan before travelling from Charlottetown.
120 Halifax St Unit E, Moncton, NB E1C 9S1
Charlottetown to Moncton is roughly 164 km and about 1 hour 50 minutes by the usual route. The drive crosses Confederation Bridge and the route has tolls. Confirm stock, samples and pickup timing before travelling.
Read customer feedback about The Tile Shoppe product selection, service and showroom experience before choosing products or contacting the Moncton team.
Answers for homeowners, renters, landlords, renovators and trade buyers planning a Charlottetown flooring or tile project.
You can browse The Tile Shoppe flooring and tile collections online from Charlottetown. The physical New Brunswick showroom is at 120 Halifax St Unit E in Moncton. Call before travelling when you need a specific product, sample or quantity.
Yes. Browse vinyl, laminate, engineered hardwood and tile online, compare product details and use the room visualizer. Then call the Moncton store to confirm stock, samples, quantities and pickup timing.
Compare durability, cleaning, replacement planning and the installation method. In apartments or multi-unit buildings, confirm any building rules, sound requirements and approved underlayment before choosing a floating floor.
Check the existing floor build-up, subfloor flatness, movement, door clearances, stairs and thresholds. Older properties can need more preparation than the visible finish suggests.
Start by checking slab moisture, temperature conditions, floor flatness and whether the exact product is approved below grade. Suitable vinyl and tile are often considered for lower levels, but the product instructions and warranty conditions control.
The Tile Shoppe carries vinyl products with different water-performance claims. Confirm whether the exact product is described as waterproof or water-resistant and review its installation and warranty conditions before purchase.
Yes. The Tile Shoppe carries porcelain, ceramic and mosaic tile for bathroom floors, shower walls, niches, backsplashes and other floor or wall applications. Confirm suitability for the exact surface and wet-area conditions.
Yes. The Tile Shoppe carries products such as mortar, grout, underlayment, trims, spacers, cleaners, waterproofing products and other project materials. Product requirements vary by flooring, tile and substrate.
Contractors and other eligible trade customers can explore Tile Shoppe Pro and contact the Moncton team about project quantities, availability and available Pro benefits.
The usual drive is roughly 164 km and about 1 hour 50 minutes. The route crosses Confederation Bridge and has tolls. Travel time varies with traffic, weather and starting point, so call first when you need a specific product, quantity or sample.
Browse flooring and tile, compare options for the room, use the visualizer and measure the project before ordering. If you want to see samples or arrange pickup, call the Moncton showroom to confirm what is available before making the drive.