MaisonTile Co.

Safety & Quality

The Standard Is More Than the Finish.

Quality tile installation begins before mobilization and ends at closeout. Safety is not a separate program — it is part of how the work is planned and executed.

Quality Control

Built Into the Process.

01

Preconstruction Review

  • Review project drawings, specifications, and submittals
  • Identify substrate conditions, movement joint requirements, and waterproofing scope
  • Confirm setting material and grout selections against specification
  • Coordinate with GC on sequencing, access, and adjacent trade work
  • Document pre-existing conditions before mobilization

02

Substrate Verification

  • Verify substrate flatness, deflection, and structural adequacy
  • Confirm substrate is clean, sound, and properly prepared
  • Document and report deficiencies before proceeding
  • Obtain written direction before installing over non-conforming substrates

03

Material Verification

  • Verify materials against approved submittals before installation
  • Confirm lot numbers and shade consistency before setting
  • Store materials per manufacturer requirements
  • Document material certifications and retain for closeout package

04

Installation

  • Install per ANSI A108 series and project specification
  • Maintain required coverage, joint width, and lippage tolerances
  • Install movement joints per TCNA EJ171 and project drawings
  • Perform flood testing in wet areas before grouting
  • Document daily production and conditions

05

Closeout

  • Provide complete closeout documentation package
  • Include material certifications, test results, and warranty information
  • Conduct final walkthrough and address punch list items
  • Provide maintenance and care instructions for installed tile

Safety

Planned Before Mobilization.

Maison Tile Co maintains current safety training and develops site-specific safety plans for each project. Safety requirements for federal and VA projects — including EM 385-1-1 compliance — are reviewed during preconstruction.

Safety certifications and training records are available upon request for prequalification purposes.

  • Site-specific safety plan developed for each project
  • OSHA 10 and OSHA 30 training maintained by field personnel
  • Hazard communication and SDS documentation maintained on site
  • Infection control protocols for occupied healthcare and federal facilities
  • Coordination with GC safety program and site-specific requirements
  • Incident reporting and documentation per project requirements

Safety and Quality Documentation Available Upon Request.

Send us the project details. We'll provide our safety plan template, quality control procedures, and any documentation required for prequalification.