JEB Tile and Grout Repair

11/12/2020

My grandfather, Bill Brown, started installing tile and marble in 1957. He spent one year working for his brother in law before going out on his own. More than 63 years later, several members of his family are still involved in the industry.

One of the best characteristics of tile is that it lasts. There is a good chance that some of my grandfather's installations from the late 1950s are still there.

The reason I decided to re-enter the tile and marble industry is to help customers keep their tile and stone surfaces looking good for years to come.

09/27/2020

09/20/2020

I helped install these brick pavers at the home of a Hall of Fame baseball player at Badin Lake in N.C. My services are now available in Green Bay and surrounding areas.

09/18/2020

My grandfather and father installed tile in fine homes, banks, hotels, restaurants, and stores. My grandfather even installed tile at a Navy base in the Bahamas. Over the years, I have worked in all sorts of locations. When I worked with my family, we installed tile in the finest homes in Charlotte, N.C.

This photo was taken in 2006 in Arizona where I was installing brick pavers at the office of a National Monument superintendent.

09/17/2020

In 1957, my grandfather started working in the tile and marble industry in Charlotte, N.C. His first job was working for his brother-in-law, who had been in the industry since 1952. Since then, my great-uncle, father, uncle, cousins, my brother, and I have worked in the industry.

My father has been working in the industry since 1977. When he was still in school he spent his weekends and summers helping my grandfather.

I grew up on construction sites with my father and worked in the industry full-time after graduating high school.