Tiling Services in London
Tiling is one of those trades where the preparation decides the result. We tile walls and floors across London — bathrooms, kitchens, hallways and splashbacks — with properly prepared substrates, accurate setting out and clean finishing.
What the service can include
- Wall tiling to bathrooms, kitchens and splashbacks
- Floor tiling, including preparation of the substrate
- Tile backer board and tanking in wet areas
- Natural stone, porcelain, ceramic and mosaic tiles
- Regrouting and tile repairs
Suitable projects
- Bathroom and ensuite refurbishments
- Kitchen splashbacks and floors
- Hallway and entrance flooring
- Replacing failed or dated tiling
How the work runs
- 1
Enquiry and site visit
Tell us about the work. For most projects we arrange a visit to see the property and discuss what you need.
- 2
Quotation
We agree the scope, materials and price with you in writing before any work starts.
- 3
Planning and scheduling
We agree a start date and sequence of work, and order materials in good time.
- 4
The work
Preparation, installation or construction, and finishing, carried out tidily and with respect for your home.
- 5
Handover
We walk through the finished work with you, clear up and make sure you are happy before we leave.
What can affect the quotation
- The areas to be tiled and their approximate sizes
- The tiles you have chosen, or whether you would like advice
- The condition of the existing surfaces
- Whether old tiles need removing first
Materials and finish options
- Ceramic, porcelain, natural stone and mosaic installation
- Cement board and waterproof tanking systems for wet areas
- Flexible adhesives and grouts suited to the substrate
- Trim and edge details in matching or contrasting finishes
Exclusions and specialist requirements
Tiling is only as sound as what is behind it — loose plaster, timber floors that flex or damp substrates must be put right first, and we will tell you if preparation is needed. Natural stone needs sealing and specific adhesives. Underfloor heating changes the adhesive and movement-joint requirements.
Frequently asked questions
- Can you tile over existing tiles?
- Sometimes, if the existing tiles are sound and well bonded — but removing them usually gives a better, longer-lasting result. We will advise after seeing the surface.
- Do I need tanking in a shower area?
- Yes — tiles and grout are not waterproof on their own. Wet areas get a tanking membrane behind the tiles to protect the structure.
- Can you supply the tiles?
- Most customers choose their own tiles; we advise on quantities, wastage and suitability, and can supply if you prefer.
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