Services
Bathroom wall and floor tiling, ceramic and porcelain floor tile and kitchen backsplashes — with careful surface preparation, layout and detailing.
Good tile work depends on what is underneath it. Substrate condition and layout are confirmed before the first tile is set.
Bathroom walls and floors are prepared for tile with suitable backing and, in wet areas, appropriate moisture protection. Layout is planned around fixtures and sightlines so cuts are balanced, and edges, corners and transitions are detailed cleanly.
Ceramic and porcelain floor tile needs a flat, sound substrate. Work includes substrate assessment, layout from the room’s main sightlines, setting, grouting and transitions to adjacent floors.
A backsplash is one of the most visible tile surfaces in a home. Tile selection, layout, cuts around outlets and windows, and clean finishing at counters and cabinets are planned so the result looks deliberate.
Discussed before work is scheduled.
Common choices for floors and walls; porcelain is denser and suits high-wear areas.
Needs a very flat substrate and careful setting to avoid lippage.
Showers and tub surrounds need appropriate moisture protection behind the tile.
Colour and type affect appearance and maintenance.
Check substrate, measure and confirm tile and layout.
Remove old finishes where included and prepare the surface.
Set tile to the agreed layout with consistent spacing.
Grout, seal joints where required and clean up.
Walk through the work and share curing and care guidance.
Every estimate lists what is included, so there are no surprises about what will be done.
Surfaces and substrates are assessed and prepared properly — the part of the job that decides how long it lasts.
Floors and furnishings are protected and the work area is cleaned up every day.
You always know who to call, and changes are agreed before they are made.
Sometimes — if the existing tile is well bonded, flat and the added height will not cause problems at doors and transitions. In many cases removing the old tile gives a more reliable result. We assess this on site.
Either can work. If you supply the tile, order extra to allow for cuts and breakage — commonly 10–15%, depending on the layout and tile size — and keep a few spares for future repairs.
It depends on the setting materials, grout and sealant used, each of which has a cure time set by its manufacturer. We confirm the timing for your materials when the work is complete.
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Tell us about the work. We reply within one business day with the next step — a site visit, a remote review or a written estimate.
