Six disciplines covering everything from a cracked-tile repair to a whole-home re-tile - all backed by our five-year workmanship warranty.
Good tiling is invisible - no lippage, no wandering joints, no hollow spots. We set out rooms properly before a single tile is stuck, use quality adhesives matched to the substrate, and grout with flexible compounds suited to Rustenburg's temperature swings.
Bathrooms fail behind the tiles, not in front of them. We install proper waterproofing membranes in showers and wet zones, tank test them where required, then tile over certified surfaces. Kitchens get splashbacks laid flat against straight walls.
Large-format porcelain shows every millimetre of error. Our teams work with suction frames, levelling systems and properly flattened screeds to deliver those seamless magazine floors - including 1200mm planks and beyond.
Sandstone, slate and granite each need different adhesives, sealers and cutting techniques. We source stone properly, seal it against stains, and finish it so its natural character lasts decades instead of dulling in one winter.
Balconies, showers and sunken lounges leak through skipped waterproofing. We apply SBS-modified membranes with proper corner reinforcement, flood-test wet areas, then tile over systems designed for under-tile application.
A few cracked tiles or crumbly grout lines age a whole room. We source matching tiles, lift and replace only what is damaged, regrout with stain-resistant compounds, and level sunken floors with self-levelling screeds ready for new tile.
Either. We can source through our supplier accounts at trade prices, or work with tiles you have chosen. Either way, we check suitability for the application before installation.
A typical bathroom strip-and-retile takes five to eight working days including waterproofing cure times. We give you a day-by-day programme before starting.
Often yes - we hunt matching lines, and where tiles are discontinued we can relocate spares from inconspicuous areas (like inside cupboards) so repairs disappear.
Absolutely. Grout is not waterproof. A certified membrane behind the tiles is the difference between a bathroom that lasts decades and one that rots within years.