Florida Tile warranty for flooring

10/100 Warranty ScoreRanked 14 of 18 brands
The short version

That full coverage is the same as most of the 18 brands we compared, which typically cover nothing in full. You don't need to register to get this coverage.

From Florida Tile's published warranty, checked October 2026.

What's covered

Full coverage: everything, parts and laborPartial coverage: some parts only, you usually pay labor
Purchase5 yrs10 yrs+Full: NoneNo partial coverage
  • Looks only (doesn't count as partial coverage)Tile (residential)Lifetime
The fine print, decoded

What it leaves out

  • Accidental breaks and misuse
  • Cracks
  • Scratches, dents and looks
Good to know before you buy
  • Covers the original buyer only, for as long as they own the home. It does not transfer to a new owner.
  • Tell Florida Tile within 30 days of noticing the problem, or the claim will be denied.
  • Don't repair or replace the tile before Florida Tile decides on your claim. Keep photos and spare tiles as evidence.
  • Florida Tile can either replace the tile or refund what you paid, and replacement tile may not match the shade exactly.

How other brands compare for flooring

  • 1. Bruce45/100 · Full: None
  • 2. Hartco45/100 · Full: None
  • 3. Mohawk45/100 · Full: None
  • 4. Pergo45/100 · Full: None
  • 5. Shaw45/100 · Full: None
Compare all 18 brands
Where you buy it matters

How long stores give you to return it

Longest return window first, for flooring.

  1. LL FlooringMost items90 days from delivery
  2. Lowe'sMost items90 days
  3. The Home DepotMost items90 days
  4. WayfairMost items30 days from delivery
  5. SutherlandsSouth Central storesMost items30 days

From each store's published return policy, using its rule for flooring where it has one. Member and holiday extensions aren't counted. Check yours before you buy.

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