12x24 Outdoor Tile Installation
Professional outdoor porcelain tile installation in Austin. Front and back patios, RedGard anti-fracture membrane, weatherproof 12x24 tile. Get a free quote.
We install 12x24 porcelain tile on front and back patios, always paired with a RedGard anti-fracture membrane for a weatherproof, crack-resistant finish that extends your home's interior style to the outdoors.
Tired of Cracked, Stained Concrete Patios?
- Cracking, uneven, or stained concrete patios
- Outdoor spaces that don't match your home's interior style
- Pavers or stamped concrete that fade and shift over time
- Patios without proper crack-isolation, leading to future damage
Estimated Cost Factors
Every patio is different. Pricing depends on square footage, existing slab condition, and how much prep work is needed.
- Total square footage of the front and/or back patio
- Concrete grinding and leveling needed on the existing slab
- RedGard anti-fracture membrane, applied on every outdoor tile project
- Tile size and layout complexity (cuts around drains, columns, and corners)
Why Homeowners Choose Us
- Weatherproof, crack-resistant RedGard membrane on every job
- Seamless indoor-outdoor look that matches your home
- Low-maintenance compared to concrete, pavers, or stamped concrete
- Precision cuts around drains, columns, and corners
- Licensed & Insured
Real Outdoor Tile Installation — Travisso, Leander
This project installed 12x24 porcelain tile on both the front and back patios of a home in the Travisso community, with a RedGard anti-fracture membrane applied throughout for lasting durability.
- RedGard anti-fracture membrane applied to the front porch before tiling
- Front porch RedGard membrane prep with the neighborhood street view
- Front porch membrane prep near the entry door
- Front porch RedGard membrane with the Travisso neighborhood in view
- RedGard membrane prep on the side patio before tile installation
- RedGard membrane prep near the front entry door
- RedGard anti-fracture membrane with tile installation beginning
- RedGard membrane with tile installation progressing on the back patio
- Close-up of tile being set over the RedGard membrane
- Leveling spacers keeping the tile joints flush during installation
- Installation tools and leveling clips staged mid-project
- Rubber mallet and leveling clips used to set each tile
- Finished front porch tile approaching the entry door
- Front patio corner with drain, tile set against the natural stone exterior
- Detail of the tile meeting the stone corner on the front patio
- Front patio view through the archway, showing the drain integration
- Wide view of the finished back patio tile against the lawn
- Back patio tile with the finished metal edge trim along the lawn
- Back patio edge trim detail along the mulch bed
- Back patio tile beneath the windows
- Finished edge detail near the downspout on the back patio
- Finished back patio tile at the exterior doors
- Back patio corner near the exterior door
- Back patio drain detail against the stone wall
- Tile meeting the natural stone wall on the back patio
- Corner detail of the finished back patio tile
- Back patio tile flowing past the doorway, with drain integration
- Close-up of the drain precisely cut into the patio tile
- Back patio tile around the downspout and drain
- Corner detail where the tile meets the stone wall
- Wide corner view of the finished back patio tile
- Finished side patio tile near the stone planter ledge
- Finished tile in the covered breezeway, with drain detail
- Covered breezeway tile between the stone columns
- Wide view of the finished covered breezeway tile
Frequently Asked Questions
- Do you always use an anti-fracture membrane outdoors?
- Yes. We apply RedGard anti-fracture membrane on every outdoor tile installation. It protects the tile from cracks in the underlying concrete slab telegraphing through to the surface over time.
- Can you install tile over my existing concrete patio?
- In most cases, yes. We grind down uneven spots and prep the slab before applying the membrane and tile. Severely damaged or unstable slabs may need additional repair first, which we'll assess during your quote.
- How much does outdoor tile installation cost?
- Pricing depends on square footage, slab condition, and layout complexity. Contact us for a free, itemized quote based on your specific patio.
- Is porcelain tile safe for outdoor patios?
- Yes. Porcelain tile is dense, low-porosity, and holds up well to sun and weather exposure. We recommend a textured or matte finish for outdoor areas for better slip resistance.
- Which Austin-area communities do you serve?
- We serve Austin, Round Rock, Cedar Park, Leander, Georgetown, Pflugerville, Lakeway, and Bee Cave.
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