Every tile is measured and cut to fit in our workshop before it reaches your room. That one change is behind everything below.
Tiles are cut on site with grinders and wet saws. Cutting tile makes fine silica dust, noise and slurry, in your home and around your family.
Every tile arrives already cut. No tile cutting in your home, no cutting dust in the air and no slurry down your drains.
The tiler measures, marks and cuts each tile as they go, so much of the time on site is spent cutting rather than laying.
Tiles arrive cut, numbered and packed by wall. Your tiler lays instead of cuts, and your bathroom is finished in about half the time.
You pay for the tiler's cutting time, the tile, the extra tile to cover cuts and breakages, and the extras on top.
One price per m², worked out from your plans. Around 25% less than tiling the traditional way, with the comparison on our home page.
Extra tile is ordered to cover cuts and breakages, and whatever is left over is usually thrown out.
Every cut is planned before the first tile is cut, so you buy the tile your room needs and nothing more.
Offcuts, broken tile and packaging pile up on site and need a skip or trips to the tip.
Offcuts stay in our workshop. Tiles arrive packed by wall, ready to lay, with no pile of broken tile to get rid of.
Quotes are estimates, and cutting problems on the day can add cost.
Your price is fixed per m² and confirmed when we measure the room, before anything is cut.
