972-230-0770
Large-format porcelain floor in a stadium club lounge at sunset, with the field beyond a glass wall

Third generation, family owned, Dallas, Texas

Commercial tile and stone, furnished and installed.

Across Dallas-Fort Worth since the 1950s. Ceramic, porcelain, glass and natural stone for general contractors, construction managers and the owners they build for.

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What we do

Three lines of work, one crew that answers the phone.

We source and manage the material, we set it to the standard the spec calls for, and we come back when a facility needs service. Each line below names the plain job first and the trade scope underneath.

Stone and glass mosaic wall in warm light, a mix of textured and polished pieces

Procurement

We source and manage the material so it arrives on time, matches the approved sample and carries the manufacturer’s warranty.

  • Product submittals and samples
  • Shop drawings and layout
  • Mockups
  • Takeoffs and ordering
  • Lead-time management on imported porcelain and stone
  • Stored-materials handling
  • Value engineering that keeps the manufacturer’s system warranty

Daltile is headquartered in Dallas and we work with every major distributor in the metroplex.

Two tile setters bedding a large-format stone tile onto notched-trowel mortar ridges, spacers set, in an unfinished commercial floor

Installation

Ceramic, porcelain, glass and mosaic tile; large-format and gauged porcelain panels; natural stone (granite, marble, limestone, travertine); quarry tile and pavers.

  • Substrate preparation and flatness
  • Crack-isolation and waterproofing membranes (Schluter, LATICRETE, MAPEI systems)
  • Epoxy grout for healthcare and food service
  • Movement joints and sealants
  • Installed to the TCNA Handbook and ANSI A108 and A118 standards
  • Wet areas, showers, locker rooms, natatoriums
  • Night and phased work in occupied buildings; infection-control phasing in hospitals
Hotel lobby at dusk with a polished stone floor, inlaid dark stone border and a bookmatched marble wall behind the desk

Maintenance, repair and restoration

Tile and stone outlast most finishes when someone looks after them. We keep the work we set, and the work others set, in service.

  • Warranty service and callbacks
  • Repair and replacement of damaged tile and stone
  • Regrouting and recaulking
  • Stone honing, polishing and sealing
  • Service agreements for facility owners
Hospital lobby with a bookmatched marble wall behind a stone reception desk
Locker room shower with large porcelain wall tile, linear drain and glass partitions
Airport concourse with a long porcelain tile floor beside a curtain wall
School restroom with banded ceramic wall tile in green, blue and yellow
Restaurant with a patterned encaustic-style tile floor and a white subway tile bar wall under pendant lights
Building entrance clad in limestone with a paver plaza and a glass curtain wall under a clear sky

Where we work

The whole metroplex, both sides.

  • Dallas
  • Fort Worth
  • Arlington
  • Plano
  • Frisco
  • Irving
  • McKinney
  • Denton
  • Grand Prairie
  • Garland

Counties: Dallas, Tarrant, Collin, Denton, Rockwall, Ellis, Johnson, Kaufman and Parker.

Other areas by project evaluation. Night and phased schedules across the region.

What is being built in North Texas

Hospitals, hotels, schools and an airport terminal.

Market context only, 2026 figures. These are not our jobs; they are the reason a tile contractor with seventy years in this market keeps its estimating desk staffed.

  • Hotels Dallas-Fort Worth leads the country in hotel construction.
  • Hospitals Children’s Health, JPS and Texas Health are building multi-billion-dollar hospital campuses.
  • Schools Dallas ISD passed a $6.2 billion bond in 2026.
  • Airport DFW Airport’s Terminal F opens in 2027.

Work on record

Named projects, published values.

From the company’s own project list. Values are the company’s published contract figures.

Sports venues

  • Cowboys Stadium (now AT&T Stadium), Arlington$3,000,000
  • American Airlines Center, Dallas$1,400,000
  • Lone Star Park, Grand Prairie$395,000
  • Texas Motor Speedway, Fort Worth

Healthcare

  • John Peter Smith Hospital, Fort Worth$690,000
  • Presbyterian Hospital of Dallas
  • Texas Woman’s University Stroke Center
  • UNT Health Science Center, Fort Worth
  • Baylor Cancer Center
  • Tom Landry Fitness Center
  • Denton Medical Office Building$125,000
  • Cambridge Physicians Medical Center$80,000

Corporate and municipal

  • Burlington Northern Santa Fe Railway Headquarters, Fort Worth
  • Fina World Headquarters, Las Colinas$325,000
  • One Victory Park, Dallas$225,000
  • Motorola Headquarters, Fort Worth$225,000
  • Irving Municipal Complex$125,500
  • Granite Gables

Retail and entertainment

  • Parks Mall Phase II, Arlington$883,000
  • Tom Thumb, 10 stores$750,000
  • Cinemark Legacy, Plano$406,000
  • Hollywood Casino, Tunica$210,000
  • Dave and Buster’s, Arlington$75,000
  • Whole Foods and Lowe’s, multiple locations
  • Nordstrom
  • Town East Mall food court
  • AMC Parks Mall
  • Sam Moon
  • Boardwalk Porsche
  • Market Street, Allen$28,000

Education

  • McKinney High School$610,000
  • RISD 9th Grade Center$410,000
  • UT Dallas Housing and Food Service$360,000
  • UNT Honors and Legends Halls, Denton$278,000
  • Frisco Elementary #18$131,000
  • Arcadia Elementary and Library$101,000
  • SMU Caruth Hall
  • Collin College
  • Shawnee Elementary, Frisco
  • Dallas Christian School

Churches

  • The Hills Church
  • Highland Oaks Church

Recent

  • EOS Fitness locker rooms and massage room, Plano2026

Contract values as published by Modern Tile Company. [TODO-content: confirm the list is current and add projects completed since it was published]

What general contractors say

On the record.

“Clint Bunch and his team at Modern Tile have been a working partner with DBI for many years. Dee Brown, Inc risks our brand by not working with a tile installer that will put in a high quality product. Modern has performed their work in a professional manner, efficiently and effectively for DBI on many high profile projects.”

Rob Barnes Vice President, Dee Brown, Inc.

“Modern Tile Co. is a reliable subcontractor that continues to be committed to performing at the highest level of quality, resulting in continued customer satisfaction.”

Benjiman Austin Austin Commercial

“Modern Tile has provided my company excellent service, pricing and quality for over twenty years. I strive for value and performance with all of my associations and Modern Tile consistently delivers these attributes.”

Stan Himes Himes Construction Management

“When it came time to completely re-tile our firm’s office space, Modern Tile was our choice to perform the work. They are not just a tile installer, they have an eye toward design and how to get the best look and fit out of the unique tiles that we selected. I think they were pickier than us!”

Deric Salser Director of Operations, Evergreen Architectural Group LLC

Prequalification

The facts an estimator needs before the invitation goes out.

Bonding
Bondable. Bonding limits: [TODO-content: single and aggregate bonding limits and surety]
Typical package
$10,000 to $1,000,000
Bid platforms
BuildingConnected, ISqFt, SmartBid, The Blue Book, Procore and private plan rooms
Response
Every invitation acknowledged within 24 hours
Documents
Certificate of insurance and W-9 on request
Warranty
One-year standard warranty; extended warranties by system
Standards
TCNA Handbook; ANSI A108 and A118
Spec section
09 30 00 Tiling (CSI MasterFormat Division 09, Finishes)
EMR
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OSHA logs
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Safety program
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Certifications
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Send the invitation with the plan room link or drawings and the bid date. Every invitation is acknowledged within 24 hours.

Contact

Invite us to bid.

Jordan Bunch, President of Modern Tile Company
Jordan Bunch, President

Send the plans, the bid date and the tile and stone scope. Every invitation is acknowledged within 24 hours.

  • Phone 972-230-0770 (office)
  • Email [TODO-content: Jordan’s email address and the estimating inbox; the bid links on this page open an unaddressed message until it is set]
  • Address [TODO-content: confirm 8111 Lyndon B. Johnson Freeway, Suite 1150, Dallas, Texas 75251]
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