Tiling

Bathroom tiling looks straightforward from the outside, but the parts that actually matter, correct falls to the waste outlet, tiling over a membrane without puncturing it, and choosing a tile with the right slip rating for a wet floor, are exactly the parts that are hard to check once the job's finished and the room looks tidy. Getting the fall wrong means water pools instead of draining; getting the slip rating wrong on a floor means a genuinely hazardous, slippery surface.

Tile choice matters more than most people expect too. Porcelain is denser and more water-resistant than ceramic, which is why it's the more common pick for bathroom floors, while ceramic remains a perfectly good, lower-cost option for walls. Larger format tiles reduce grout lines (which is where mould tends to start) but need a flatter substrate to sit properly. A specialist who tiles bathrooms regularly will steer you toward what actually works for your space rather than just what's trending.

Whether you're retiling the whole wet area as part of a bigger job, patching a section after a repair, or simply want a specific tile look sourced and laid by someone who does this as a specialty rather than a side skill, tell us the scope and we'll match you with one specialist who fits.