Finished bathroom tiled floor to ceiling in large-format porcelain

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A joint you can measure.

Large-format porcelain, natural stone, wet rooms and floor tiling. The substrate is prepared and checked by the same team that lays the tile.

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What we take on

Tiling fails at the substrate far more often than at the tile, so most of this list is about what happens underneath.

Bathrooms and wet rooms

Level-access showers, formed falls and tanking, tested before a single tile goes down.

Large-format porcelain

Panels laid flat and level, with the room set out on paper first so the cuts land where they should.

Natural stone

Marble, limestone and slate, sealed to the material rather than to one house method.

Kitchen walls and splashbacks

Full-height splashbacks and feature walls, cut around sockets and switches so the joints still read straight.

Floors and underfloor heating

Heating laid, screeded and commissioned through a full heating and cooling cycle before tiling begins.

Substrate preparation

Levelling, priming, decoupling and boarding out, photographed and reported to you before it is covered up.

Setting out

Where the cuts land is the whole job.

You will never notice a wall that was set out properly. You will always notice one that was not — a sliver of tile in the corner, a cut running straight through the middle of a shower niche, or joints that miss each other by half a tile where two walls meet.

So we draw the room before we cut anything, and decide up front where the full tiles go and where the losses get taken. It costs an afternoon, and it is the whole difference between a bathroom that looks fitted and one that just looks tiled.

Tiled bathroom wall with the joints lining up to the edges of a shower niche

How we work

What happens before the first tile.

Four stages, each signed off before the next one starts.

01

Check what is underneath

Level, moisture and movement measured and recorded before we specify anything.

02

Prepare and prove it

Levelling, decoupling and tanking, photographed and reported before it is covered.

03

Set the room out

Drawn tile by tile, so the cuts land at the edges you would have chosen yourself.

04

Lay, grout, seal

Laid to the drawing, grouted to the specified joint, and sealed to suit the material.

Get started

Priced from a survey, not a phone call.

Tell us what you are planning. We will come and measure, then send an itemised price and a start date.