It depends. A lot of variables here. It is always best to remove old flooring before installing new flooring. Can you post a photo? What type of tile is down now? Vinyl? Saltillo Porcelain? Ceramic? By placing new floor over old, you create an awkward height difference to any adjoining flooring, thereby creating a tripping hazard.
house was built in 2006 all rooms have large square tile floors all the same dull color large indented grout lines can I have new floors without taking up all...
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It depends. A lot of variables here. It is always best to remove old flooring before installing new flooring. Can you post a photo? What type of tile is down now? Vinyl? Saltillo Porcelain? Ceramic? By placing new floor over old, you create an awkward height difference to any adjoining flooring, thereby creating a tripping hazard.
It is possible, but I'd check with a flooring company for your specifics. You may want to remove old tile.
Be careful adding additional layers of flooring as it can impact doors opening properly.