Tile & waterproofing
Tile is the part you see. The membrane underneath is the part that protects your house. We take both seriously.
Tile and grout let water through over time. What stops it reaching the framing is the layer beneath: a sheet or liquid membrane that runs continuously across the floor, up the walls and into every niche and corner, with sealed seams and pipe penetrations.
Over that, we set tile on flat, plumb walls so large-format pieces sit without lips, and slope shower floors so water drains instead of pooling.
Projects
A long bathroom rebuilt around a white-oak double vanity with a linen tower, and a walk-in shower behind frameless glass with a rain head, hand shower and a half-wall topped in quartz.
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A walk-in shower wrapped in large marble-look porcelain, with a tiled bench, recessed niche and a black hexagon mosaic floor…
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We use manufacturer-tested membrane systems and follow their installation instructions, including how seams, corners and drains are sealed. We will tell you which product is going into your shower.
Sometimes on a dry floor or backsplash, but not in a shower. In wet areas we remove the old tile so we can see what is behind it and install a membrane.
Usually movement: a flexing subfloor, missing movement joints, or a failing substrate. Regrouting alone rarely fixes it for long; we look at the cause first.
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