Deanza Tile Inc

De Anza Tile Inc handles commercial tile and stone installation work out of their base in Fremont. The family owned outfit started in 1981 and focuses on projects across the Bay Area. Their list of completed jobs includes work at Stanford Healthcare facilities, UCSF Benioff Children's Hospital, WeWork locations, Ebay offices, and several other corporate and public sites such as Sunnyvale Fire Station and Maples Pavilion. The company maintains a project gallery that shows the range of commercial spaces they have tiled and they note an emphasis on turning construction into finished surfaces that meet exact standards.

Customer feedback covers both a driving complaint and broader praise. One reviewer described a truck from the company cutting them off on the road and nearly forcing their vehicle off the pavement. Another reviewer stated the outfit ranks among the best companies in the Bay Area. These notes sit alongside the Google profile that lists a 4.2 rating though with zero reviews attached there. The provided comments point to mixed encounters with the crew on the road and with the overall operation.

The company lists services centered on commercial tile installation and estimating for larger builds. Their address sits at 45755 Northport Loop W in Fremont and the profile marks the business as claimed. Project examples span hospitals, office buildings, parking structures, and university sites throughout the region. No details appear on response times, daily hours, or specific pricing from the available information.

The record shows limited but split input with one account of a road incident and one statement of strong local standing. The website highlights work with major Silicon Valley clients and recognition from Ceramic Tiles of Italy along with the Tile Contractors Association of America. The overall profile rests on that commercial focus and the small set of customer notes rather than volume of reviews.

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“One their trucks cut me off, causing me to almost go off-road. Terrible company.”

“One of the best companies in the Bay Area”