Quality renovation and tile craftsmanship for El Dorado Hills' premier master-planned communities. Beautiful results that match your home's quality.
Nestled in the Sierra Nevada foothills just 30 miles from Sacramento, El Dorado Hills is one of California's most desirable communities. With a median household income in the 99th percentile nationally and homes averaging nearly $1 million, EDH homeowners expect exceptional quality—and that's exactly what Russell Tile delivers.
From the elegant homes of Serrano to the established neighborhoods of Highland Hills, we've been transforming El Dorado Hills bathrooms, kitchens, and living spaces since 2009. Our licensed team (CSLB #941474) brings the same attention to detail that EDH homeowners appreciate in their community.
Whether you're building a custom shower in your Serrano home, updating the kitchen in Promontory, or installing new flooring throughout your Valley View property, we deliver results that exceed expectations.
Did you know? El Dorado Hills has one of the highest percentages of college-educated residents in California, with 58% holding bachelor's degrees or higher. Our clients appreciate our expertise and professional approach.

Complete renovation and tile installation services for EDH's diverse home styles, from Mediterranean villas to modern contemporary.

Complete bathroom renovations with spa-like features, proper waterproofing, custom niches, and premium tile selections.

Durable, beautiful flooring perfect for El Dorado Hills' climate. Wood-look, stone-look, and large format options.

Kitchen remodeling with elegant backsplashes and tile that complement your gourmet kitchen and add lasting value.
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Serrano
Highland Hills
Promontory
Valley View
Bridlewood Canyon
Lake Forest
Marina Village
Ridgeview
El Dorado Hills has a newer housing stock than most of the areas we serve. The bulk of it went up from the 1990s onward, with Serrano and the surrounding master-planned neighborhoods driving much of that growth, plus custom homes on the hillside lots above Town Center.
Newer doesn't mean immune. Homes built in the late 1990s and 2000s are now at the age where original showers start failing, and in production-built neighborhoods the failure is usually at the pan or the membrane rather than the tile. A shower that met code in 2001 was often built to the minimum that code allowed.
The custom homes bring a different scope — large-format porcelain, natural stone, steam showers, and multi-piece layouts where the waterproofing detail around benches, niches, and curbs is where things go wrong. Those are the details we spend the most time on, because they're where water finds its way out.
If something in your home has already failed, our failed tile and shower repair page covers how we assess it. For new work, start with bathroom remodeling or flooring installation.
Twenty years is a realistic service life for a builder-grade shower pan. If the original assembly used the minimum compliant waterproofing over standard backer board, leaks at the base or on the ceiling below are expected by now rather than premature.
Yes. Steam showers need a fully sealed vapor barrier and a sloped ceiling, which is more demanding than a standard shower. Benches, niches, and curbs all need their waterproofing detailed correctly — those junctions are where most custom showers eventually fail.
It works well when the substrate is prepared for it. Large-format tile is unforgiving of any dip or high spot, so the floor or wall has to be flattened first. Skipping that step causes lippage and hollow spots that show up immediately.
Contact Russell Tile today for a free consultation and estimate. We'll help you plan the perfect renovation project for your EDH home.