Call us old school or perfectly on trend, as we love installing tongue and groove ceilings!
They have been used in homes for decades, and in recent times, with the help of new materials hitting the market, they’ve made a strong comeback as a luxury ceiling treatment that are being featured in high-end homes throughout South Florida.
We specialize in tongue and groove ceiling installation, with a focus on high-quality workmanship and long-lasting results. Take a look at the gallery below to see examples of recent projects with some fantastic results.
If you’d like a quote, just fill out the form on this page, we usually reply within a few hours. We visit your project and provide an accurate estimate for free. If you have any questions, feel free to contact us. We’re always happy to help.
Tongue and Groove Ceilings Materials and Looks
Tongue and groove ceilings use interlocking slats to create a finish that impresses any audience.
Traditionally, they were made from solid wood like Pecky Cypress, Cumaru, Ipe, Jatoba, Tigerwood, Thermally Treated Ash, Ayous and Pine. They’re now available in modern versions that use composite materials, offering the same incredible look with extra durability and next-to-no upkeep is needed. Perfect for South Florida homes where humidity is high.
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Below is a summary of the different types of wood we work with:
| Wood | Color/Look | Durability | Moisture Resistance | Best Use |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Pecky Cypress | Light honey | Good | Very good | Indoor & outdoors (covered) |
| Cumaru | Rich brown to reddish-brown | Excellent | Very good | Indoor & outdoors (covered) |
| Ipe (Brazilian Walnut) | Medium to dark brown, fine grain | Excellent | Excellent | Indoor & outdoors (covered and exposed) |
| Jatoba (Brazilian Cherry) | Deep red to amber | Excellent | Good | Indoors |
| Tigerwood | Reddish-orange with dark striping | Very good | Good | Indoor & outdoors (covered) |
| Thermally Treated Ash | Warm brown, uniform tone | Very good | Very good | Indoor & outdoors (covered) |
| Ayous | Pale cream to light yellow | Moderate | Low–Moderate | Indoors |
| Pine | Light yellow with visible knots | Moderate | Low | Indoors |
| Composite Materials/Faux-wood | Realistic wood tones & grains | Excellent | Excellent | Indoor & outdoors (covered and exposed) |
| PVC Planks | Realistic wood tones & grains | Excellent | Excellent | Indoor & outdoors (covered and exposed) |
Composite tongue and groove ceilings and PVC ceilings are designed to handle humidity and resist moisture, warping and cracking, require less maintenance while maintaining the look of real wood we all love. They’ll present just as well in decades as they do on day one, even in external settings after years of harsh coastal weather, perfect for South Florida homes.
There are plenty of styles to choose from, including dark faux-wood slats for contemporary homes and whitewashed boards for coastal homes. You will find some examples of the faux-wood finishes we use below.
What we offer & what to expect
- Guidance on materials and styles:
We help you choose the right style, finish and board size for your home. We work with trusted suppliers such as Parkay Floors, Master BP, HB Elements, Brazilian Lumber and Smith & Deshields. Contact us if you would like to receive their catalogs. - Professional installation:
Our T&G ceilings are installed with attention to detail for a polished and finished appearance. - Respect for your home:
We keep work areas organized, protect nearby surfaces and leave the space clean once the installation is complete. - Clear timelines and communication:
You’ll know what to expect at every stage, with realistic schedules and no surprises.
Some Different Styles for Your Inspiration
Frequently Asked Questions
Tongue and groove ceilings are generally low maintenance. Composite, PVC and faux-wood materials only require occasional cleaning to remove dust or debris, while natural wood ceilings may need periodic refinishing depending on the environment.
In many cases, tongue and groove ceilings can be installed over existing drywall or ceiling surfaces. This depends on the condition of the current ceiling and the structure above it. During the estimate, we look at the space to determine whether installation over an existing ceiling is appropriate.
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