Porcelain, ceramic and natural-stone floors laid dead level on a properly prepared base — kitchens, hallways, conservatories and utility rooms across Tamworth.
A floor lives or dies on what is under it. Lay a beautiful tile on a bouncy or uneven base and it cracks, lifts or rocks within a year. So we sort the subfloor first — level it, prime it, board it where needed — then lay the tile flat and true, whether that is small ceramic, large-format porcelain or natural stone.
Floors are levelled, primed and made solid before any tile goes down — the difference between a floor that lasts and one that cracks.
Big porcelain slabs and natural stone laid flat with minimal lippage — the trickiest tiles to get right, done properly.
Tiled floors laid over and around underfloor heating so the heat comes through evenly.
Natural stone and porous tiles sealed, edges and thresholds finished neat.
Send a photo or a quick video of the job on WhatsApp, or get a free fixed quote — no obligation, and we'll tell you straight what it needs.
Not directly — floorboards move. We overboard or level them first so the floor is rigid, then tile on top. That is what stops cracked tiles and grout later.
Yes — electric mat or wet systems. We lay the tile so the heat transfers evenly across the floor.
Porcelain, usually — it is hard, non-porous and copes with a busy kitchen. We will talk you through the options for your room.