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Is it expensive to have ceramic tile installed by a professional?

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Oh yes, it is very expensive. It's probably not so much the price of the tile, it is the man hours it takes to have it installed that you are going to pay the most for. Some installers charge by the square foot and others have an hourly rate.

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