Expert bathroom wall and floor tiling with proper waterproofing, precise cuts, and professional grouting for a flawless, lasting finish. Available across Gloucester, Cheltenham, Tewkesbury, Stroud and Newent.
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Remove old tiles, repair plaster, check for damp, apply waterproof membrane to wet areas.
Plan the tile layout for symmetry, ensuring cuts are balanced and positioned in the least visible places.
Tiles laid with consistent spacers, level checks, and precision cuts using a wet tile cutter.
Waterproof grout applied, excess cleaned, silicone sealed at all junctions between different materials.
Typical bathroom tiling pricing in our region sits around £1,850, with a realistic spread of £900-£3,800 depending on spec and access. Pick your area for a written, itemised cost breakdown.
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Sometimes, if the existing tiles are sound, flat, and firmly adhered. But in wet areas of Gloucestershire bathrooms, we usually recommend removing them to check for damp and apply proper waterproofing.
Large tiles need a perfectly flat substrate, any undulation and they'll rock. We use self-levelling compound on floors and render or backer board on walls. Precision cuts with a wet cutter, not angle grinder.
A tiled bathroom floor needs a stable, level substrate before any adhesive goes down. In Gloucestershire homes we check for movement, damp and out-of-level boards first so the finished tile does not crack.
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