Tiling Haynes

Haynes and neighbouring Hilbert are among the newest estates in the City of Armadale. Most homes here are only a few years old, so the work is about finishing and upgrading: tiling the bare alfresco, adding a splashback the build left out, or extending the indoor tile outside.

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Tilers working in Haynes

New slabs still need checking before large formats go down, and we do that on every job rather than assuming a new house is flat.

In Haynes we offer bathroom tiling, indoor tiling, balcony tiling, alfresco tiling, screeding.

Why homeowners pick us

The standard we hold every job to, from a splashback to a full bathroom.

Preparation first

Flat substrate, proper waterproofing and correct falls come before the first tile. It is the part you never see, and the reason the floor still looks right years later.

Local to the foothills

Based in Byford and working across the City of Armadale every week, so small jobs get the same attention as big ones.

Honest quotes

If a regrout will fix it, we will not quote you a new bathroom. You get a clear price, a realistic timeframe and no pressure.

Frequently Asked Questions

What people usually ask before booking a tiler.

How long does a tiling job take?

A splashback or a regrout is usually a single day. A standard bathroom runs about a week once you allow for demolition, waterproofing curing time and grouting. Large floors and alfresco areas depend on size and on how much levelling the slab needs. You get a realistic timeframe with the quote.

What kinds of tile do you lay?

Ceramic, porcelain including large format, natural stone and mosaic. If you have not chosen yet, we can tell you which options suit the room, the traffic and the budget, and which ones are harder to live with.

Do you come out and look before quoting?

Yes, for anything beyond a small job. The quote is free and there is no obligation. For splashbacks and regrouts, a couple of clear photos and rough measurements are often enough to give you a price.

Are outdoor tiles really any different?

They are. Outdoor tiles need a slip rating suited to wet surfaces, an adhesive that tolerates heat movement, and a fall so water runs off. Using an indoor tile outside is one of the most common reasons alfresco floors end up slippery or cracked.

Do you waterproof before tiling?

Yes. Showers, bathroom floors, laundries and balconies are waterproofed before any tile goes down. Waterproofing is the part you cannot see once the job is finished, which is exactly why it cannot be skipped.

Can you fix a leaking shower without redoing the whole bathroom?

Often, yes. If the leak is failed grout or silicone, a regrout and reseal can solve it. If the membrane underneath has failed, the shower needs to be stripped and redone, and we will show you the evidence before recommending it.

Planning a tiling job?

Tell us about the room and we will come back with a clear price and a realistic timeframe. The quote is free and there is no obligation.