Indoor Tiling Armadale
Kitchen splashbacks, laundries, hallways and open-plan living floors. Large format porcelain laid flat, with joints that line up from the rooms you actually look through.
Indoor Tiling across Armadale and the foothills

Big floor tiles are unforgiving. A 600 by 1200 porcelain slab will show every hump in the slab underneath it, and lippage between two tiles is the first thing you notice when the afternoon light comes across the floor. We check the slab before we quote, level it where it needs levelling, and use a levelling system on the large formats so the floor reads as one surface.
Inside the house we tile kitchens, splashbacks, laundries, hallways, entries and full open-plan living areas, in ceramic, porcelain and natural stone. Where tiles run from one room into the next, we plan the layout across both so there is no awkward sliver at the doorway.
What our indoor tiling covers
- Living and Hallway Floors
- Kitchen Splashbacks
- Laundry Floors and Walls
- Large Format Porcelain
- Feature Walls
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?
What kinds of tile do you lay?
Do you come out and look before quoting?
Are outdoor tiles really any different?
Do you waterproof before tiling?
Can you fix a leaking shower without redoing the whole bathroom?
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.