
Photo update · November 4, 2026
Newport staircase tile work
White wall tile, green accent trim and tiled landings in our latest station photographs.
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MJ STONE & TILE WORKS LLC · PROJECT NEWSLETTER
New projects, progress photographs and a closer look at our flooring and tile work.
Project updates · Updated November 4, 2026
New project photographs, completed work and highlights from our commercial flooring and tile project archive. Each entry identifies the update date and confirmed project context.

Photo update · November 4, 2026
White wall tile, green accent trim and tiled landings in our latest station photographs.

Project archive · Featured November 3, 2026
A closer look at contrasting floor finishes from our project archive.

Completed · October 2026 | Photo: work in progress
Completed glue and adhesive removal, floor preparation and floor leveling at WSFS Bank in Bryn Mawr, Pennsylvania.
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Starting · October 2026
A new floor repair and polishing project for Ross/dd’s covers 57,000 square feet in the Bronx. This starting-condition photo records the existing surface before the work progresses.
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Starting · October 2026
MJ Stone & Tile Works is starting a new project at the Garage retail store in Queens Center Mall. The first photographs document the store interior and wall finishes at the start of work.
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Completed · October 2026 photos
The completed Buffalo Wild Wings project in Piscataway brings together concrete floor polishing and ceramic tile installation. The photos show the concrete floor around the dining and bar areas, plus the tile floor behind the bar.
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Our latest photos show white wall tile, green accent trim and tiled landings, with details carried around corners and along the stairway.


From the project archive · Featured
A look back through the MJ Stone & Tile Works LLC project archive: contrasting floor finishes in a salon interior.
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Completed · Update October 31, 2026
Completed glue and adhesive removal, floor preparation and floor leveling at WSFS Bank in Bryn Mawr, Pennsylvania.
Our scope focused on preparing the existing floor for the next flooring installation. The project included removal of old flooring glue and adhesive, followed by floor leveling.
The photographs document the earlier starting conditions and preparation work. They show how the project began, rather than the completed leveled surface.
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Starting · October 2026 · Update supplied
A new floor repair and polishing project for Ross/dd’s covers 57,000 square feet in the Bronx. This starting-condition photo records the existing surface before the work progresses.
The scope combines floor repairs with polishing across a large retail floor. We will share progress photographs as the work develops, followed by finished views when completion is confirmed.
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Starting · October 2026 · Update supplied
MJ Stone & Tile Works is starting a new project at the Garage retail store in Queens Center Mall. The first photographs document the store interior and wall finishes at the start of work.
These are starting-condition photographs. Additional work details and progress images will be added as they are confirmed.
View project details and photographs →
Completed · October 2026 photos · Update supplied
The completed Buffalo Wild Wings project in Piscataway brings together concrete floor polishing and ceramic tile installation. The photos show the concrete floor around the dining and bar areas, plus the tile floor behind the bar.
The project gallery highlights two different surfaces within the same restaurant: the exposed concrete floor in customer areas and rectangular ceramic tile in the bar work area.
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