Tile Setting

Client Needs Assessment: Understanding the client’s vision, preferences, and requirements for the tiling project.

Site Inspection: Evaluating the area where tiles will be installed, including measurements and checking for any issues that might affect installation (like uneven surfaces, moisture problems, etc.).

Material Selection: Assisting the client in choosing the right type of tiles and grout based on the location, usage, and aesthetic preferences.

Estimation: Providing a detailed estimate of costs, including materials and labor.

Surface Preparation: Ensuring the surface where tiles will be laid is clean, level, and ready for installation. This may involve removing old tiles, repairing any damage, and leveling the floor or wall.

Layout Planning: Deciding on the pattern and orientation of the tiles. This often involves measuring and sometimes using chalk lines or spacers to plan the layout.

Laying Tiles: Carefully placing tiles according to the planned layout, ensuring they are level and evenly spaced.

Grouting: Filling the spaces between tiles with grout after the tiles have set. This also involves cleaning the surface of the tiles to remove any excess grout.

Sealing: Depending on the type of tile, applying a sealant may be necessary to protect the tiles and grout, especially in areas exposed to moisture.

Final Cleaning and Inspection: Cleaning the tiled area and inspecting the work to ensure quality and client satisfaction.

Maintenance Advice: Providing the client with recommendations on how to care for and maintain the new tiles.

Warranty and Follow-Up: Offering a warranty for the installation and following up with the client to address any concerns or issues that may arise.