United Tile

Highly Engaged Employees

United Tile Inc is a regional tile distributor and supplier committed to supporting architects and building professionals in achieving LEED certification and sustainability goals for their projects. Operating multiple locations across the Pacific Northwest, including offices in Portland, Renton, and Everett, United Tile has established itself as a... leader in environmentally responsible business practices and green building solutions. The company actively partners with architects to provide products and information that help earn LEED points, positioning itself as a knowledgeable resource within the regional design and construction community. United Tile's environmental commitment extends throughout its operations and corporate culture; all employees receive training on environmentally sensitive practices, with the company encouraging sustainable behavior both in the workplace and in employees' personal lives. The company has earned formal recognition for its sustainability efforts, including designation as a Recycle at Work company by Portland's Office of Sustainable Development and similar honors from Renton's Business Recycling Program, validating its commitment to proven environmental practices. United Tile has made a strategic investment in renewable energy across all locations, enrolling in green power programs including the PGE Clean Wind Program in Portland, Puget Sound Energy Green Power Program in Renton, and Snohomish County PUD Planet Power Program in Everett, ensuring 100 percent of its electricity comes from renewable sources despite the associated premium costs. The company's renewable energy initiatives and electricity conservation efforts deliver measurable environmental impact, annually achieving benefits equivalent to removing 746,063 miles of average car driving, planting 138 acres of trees, and avoiding 696,325 pounds of carbon dioxide emissions. United Tile holds EPA Green Power Partner status and actively participates in the Renewable Northwest Project, which promotes expansion of solar, ...Read More