DWTile provides tile supply, custom stone fabrication, and countertop installation for residential projects throughout Teton Valley and Jackson Hole. We also install backsplashes, complete fireplace tile work, and help customers select materials that fit their design, durability, and project goals. As a family-owned business based in Driggs, Idaho, our work focuses on combining material guidance, precise fabrication, and professional installation for kitchens, bathrooms, fireplaces, and other custom spaces.

Yes. DWTile fabricates custom countertops for kitchens, bathrooms, fireplaces, and specialty spaces using quartz, granite, marble, natural stone, and porcelain slab materials. Our fabrication process includes measuring, cutting, edging, polishing, and preparing each piece for precise installation so the finished surface fits both the design and functional needs of the project.

DWTile supplies a wide range of tile materials for kitchens, bathrooms, showers, floors, backsplashes, and fireplaces. Our tile options include ceramic, porcelain, natural stone, and decorative tile, allowing customers to choose materials based on style, durability, maintenance needs, and overall project design. We also help customers compare options so the selected tile fits both the space and long-term use.

DWTile works with both slab materials and tile for residential projects that require custom fabrication and installation. Slab materials are commonly used for countertops, fireplaces, and larger surface applications, while tile is used for floors, showers, backsplashes, and decorative finishes. Material selection depends on the design goals, function of the space, and installation requirements of each project.

Yes. DWTile installs tile and stone in showers, backsplashes, floors, bathrooms, and fireplaces, with each installation tailored to the material, layout, and long-term durability required for the space. Our installation work is designed to ensure precise fit, clean finishing, and lasting performance across both decorative and high-use areas of the home.

Fabrication time depends on the material selected, the current production schedule, and the overall timeline of the project. Some materials require more preparation and finishing than others, and project timing can also depend on when measurements, material delivery, and installation are scheduled. DWTile works with each customer to coordinate fabrication and installation so the timeline fits the needs of the project as closely as possible.

Yes. DWTile serves customers in Driggs, Victor, Tetonia, Felt, and Jackson Hole for tile supply, stone fabrication, countertop installation, and related residential projects. Because every project varies in size and location, service scheduling is coordinated directly with each customer based on the scope and timeline of the work.

Yes. DWTile is a family-owned business founded in 2003 by David Woolley and continues to operate with a strong focus on craftsmanship, personal service, and long-term relationships with customers. Since the business began, DWTile has served homeowners throughout eastern Idaho and Jackson Hole with tile, stone, and countertop work designed around each project’s specific needs.

A project with DWTile usually begins when a customer reaches out with details about the work they are planning, including how many countertops or surfaces are involved, where they are located in the home, approximate measurements, and the desired timeline. From there, we schedule a consultation so materials can be selected and an initial estimate can be provided. After that, we visit the job site for exact measurements and a formal bid, then order materials, complete templating, and perform accurate slab cutting and fabrication before installation begins.

Yes, customers can visit DWTile’s Driggs location by appointment. Because our daily schedule often changes based on installation work, material pickups, templating, and job-site measurements, appointments help ensure we are available to meet, discuss the project, and review materials without interruption. Scheduling ahead also allows us to dedicate time to the specific needs of each project.