Tiling is durable and practical, but only when the surface underneath is properly prepared and the tiles are set out with care.
Ecoficiency tiles walls and floors in kitchens, bathrooms, hallways and other spaces.
Tiling services
- Kitchen splashbacks and walls
- Bathroom and shower walls
- Floor tiling in kitchens, bathrooms and hallways
- Large-format porcelain where the substrate is suitable
- Re-grouting and small repairs
Set-out and preparation
Planning the layout before the first tile is fixed avoids thin cuts in visible places and keeps grout lines aligned with features such as windows and worktops.
Floors may need levelling or decoupling membranes, and wet areas need appropriate waterproofing. These are assessed before work begins.
How tiling projects typically run
- Assess. Check walls and floors for flatness and soundness.
- Plan. Agree tile layout and edge details.
- Prepare. Level, prime and waterproof as required.
- Tile. Fix tiles with the appropriate adhesive.
- Grout and seal. Grout, trim and silicone joints.
Materials & finishes
- Ceramic, porcelain and natural stone tiles
- Trims in metal or PVC, or mitred edges where suitable
- Grout colours chosen to suit the tile