Superior Tile & Stone

Superior installed 80,000 sq. ft. anchored large panel travertine interior and exterior.

We measure safety by our Experience Modification Ranking a workmen’s compensation insurance ranking that begins at 1.0 & goes up due to accidents. Our EMR is .67 among the lowest in the industry! We are proud of this achievement and will continue to improve upon it.

SUPERIOR installed all marble in the suites of the original tower plus all stone in the public areas (restrooms, #restaurants, pool area, and #casino)

Superior is directly responsible for countless terrazzo projects in schools, hotel/casinos, federal courthouses, hospitals, office buildings, and restaurants throughout the San Francisco Bay Area and Las Vegas, Nevada. In the last 12 months alone, we’ve initiated work on over a dozen terrazzo projects including: Quad Hotel Casino lobby Pacific Union Club St. Ignatius School... San Francisco Airport Air Traffic Control Tower Maple Street Correctional Facility De Anza High School VISA See more

The only way to truly appreciate the scope and quality of Superior’s stone, tile and terrazzo work is to visit the Cosmopolitan in person.

Superior furnished and installed porcelain tile in the patient showers, tubs and restrooms; staff and public restrooms, food service areas, main entry, corridors, reception and waiting areas.

Superior began work at 3 am in the morning and demobilized eight hours later. When we were off the job, it was not apparent that construction was proceeding at all. Superior completed the entire project in less than six weeks.

Our number one goal is for our employees to return safely home to their families every day.

Because Superior employees spend a good portion of their lives fulfilling our mission of excellence in tile, stone and terrazzo fabrication and installation, we’re dedicated to ensuring they always have a safe place to work. Safe, healthy, and engaged workers are the cornerstone of Superior’s success.

SUPERIOR installed the tile and stone, including over 27,000 SF of ceramic tile and stone on the walls and floors of the restrooms, wine bar and spa along with a unique water feature created of stone.

The tower will become a landmark addition to the San Francisco skyline and is slated to become the tallest building on the West Coast, with its crown soaring to a height of 1,070 feet.