Materials
The tile, stone and finishes we install most, with honest notes on what each does well and where it falls short.
Ceramic Tile
A dense, hard-wearing tile that works on floors, walls, showers and outdoors.
- Durable
- Low water absorption
- Many styles
Pros
Very tough and handles moisture well.
Cons
Hard to cut and heavy to handle, which adds labour.
Waterproofing Systems
Mosaic Tile
Small glass tiles used mainly for kitchen backsplashes and shower accents.
- Reflective
- Stain resistant
- Colourful
Pros
Bright, easy to clean surface.
Cons
Many grout lines and skilled cutting needed.
Laminate Flooring
Layered planks with a photographic wood or stone finish.
- Affordable
- Quick install
- Scratch resistant
Pros
Cost-effective and fast to install.
Cons
Cannot be refinished and dislikes standing water.
Hardwood Flooring
Solid or engineered oak and other woods for lasting floors.
- Warm
- Refinishable
- Long-lasting
Pros
Can be sanded and refinished for decades.
Cons
Sensitive to moisture and costs more.
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Heating Floors
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