Interior Renovations
Tile Flooring & Tile Work
Layouts that line up, grout that reads clean, and waterproofing you never think about.
Overview
What changes for you.
Tile work shows everything. A good layout balances cuts at both walls, centres patterns on focal points, and keeps grout lines straight across the whole room.
In wet areas, the waterproofing behind the tile matters even more than the tile itself. We use proper membranes and details so showers stay sealed.
Balanced layouts
Cuts planned so no wall ends with a sliver.
Flat, lippage-free floors
Large-format tile set flat and level.
Sealed wet areas
Waterproofing done properly behind every shower wall.
Scope
What's included.
- Porcelain and ceramic floor tile
- Large-format tile
- Shower walls and floors
- Backsplashes
- Feature and accent walls
- Niches and benches
- Waterproofing membranes
- Electric in-floor heating, where an appropriately qualified electrical connection may be required
Your written proposal confirms the exact scope, materials and exclusions for your property.
Before you start
Worth knowing up front.
Large-format tile
Big tiles need a flatter substrate. We plan prep accordingly.
Heated floors
Electric heating mats go in before tile. Where a regulated electrical connection is required, an appropriately qualified electrician may be required.
Grout choice
Grout colour and type affect how clean the floor reads and how easy it is to maintain.
Process
How the work unfolds.
Layout
Dry layout to balance cuts.
Prep
Substrate, membranes and heating if included.
Set
Tile set flat and aligned.
Grout and seal
Grout, silicone transitions and cleanup.
FAQ
Tile Flooring & Tile Work: common questions.
Do you install heated tile floors?
Yes. Electric heating systems are installed under tile. Where a regulated electrical connection is required, an appropriately qualified electrician may be required as part of the project.
Can tile go over existing tile?
Occasionally, if the existing tile is sound and height allows. In most renovations we remove it.
Do I need to seal porcelain tile?
Porcelain itself typically does not need sealing. Cement-based grout can benefit from sealing.
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Tell us about your project.
Share a few details and we'll follow up to arrange a site walk. Every quote is written and itemized.
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