Bathroom tiling
Full-height walls, floors, shower zones, niches, trims and feature bands.
↗Auckland wall & floor tiling
Bathrooms, showers, floors, splashbacks and detailed tile finishes — planned carefully and installed properly.
Good tiling is more than straight grout lines. Substrate condition, waterproofing interfaces, falls, setting-out, adhesive coverage and movement control all affect how the finished surface performs.
Services
From individual rooms to complete wet-area finishes, each project is assessed for preparation, layout and the practical details that determine the final result.
Full-height walls, floors, shower zones, niches, trims and feature bands.
↗Porcelain and ceramic floors for bathrooms, kitchens, laundries and living areas.
↗Subway tile, mosaics, finger tile and detailed cuts around fittings and cabinetry.
↗Careful handling, flatness checks, back-buttering and controlled joint alignment.
↗Damaged tile replacement, regrouting, silicone renewal and small remedial work.
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Workmanship
Checking surfaces, levels, flatness, moisture-sensitive areas and readiness before tile installation.
Planning joint positions, cuts, features and transitions before fixing begins.
Correct trowel selection, adhesive transfer, consistent joints and controlled lippage.
Clean grout work, neat trims, movement joints and tidy silicone lines at completion.
Finish capability
Material choice affects preparation, installation method and labour. The quote should reflect the actual tile, substrate and site conditions — not only the square metres.


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Recent projects
Each case study can show the project scope, installation method and a full photograph sequence.
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Kitchens · Splashbacks
Subway tile carried around the window and farmhouse sink.
02
Architectural · Bathrooms
Architect’s joint drawings followed to the millimetre in matt charcoal tile.
03
Laundries · Wet Areas
A waterproofed floor and upstand under fitted cabinetry.
04
Architectural · Bathrooms · Large Format
Marble-look slabs centred on a freestanding bath.
Installation experience
Full-height bathroom wall and floor tiling
Japanese finger tile and mosaic installations
600 × 1200 and other large-format porcelain
Epoxy and cement-based grout finishing
Wet-area preparation and waterproofing interfaces
Trim, niche, edge and fitting-detail work
Process
A useful quote needs more than a total area. Tile size, substrate, demolition, access, waterproofing, trims, waste and finishing requirements can all change the scope.
Provide the suburb, measurements, tile size, plans and clear photos.
Confirm preparation, materials, demolition, waste and finishing requirements.
Receive a clear written scope and agree on timing before work starts.
Complete the work, inspect the finish and leave the area ready for use.
Request a quote
For a useful first assessment, include photos of the room and substrate, approximate dimensions, the tile size and the Auckland suburb.