Reading, and the villages around it.
We work within about 25 miles of Reading, which covers the whole of the borough plus the Thames Valley villages to the north, east and west. Each area page below covers the local housing stock and the work we do there.
Towns
7 towns covered, each with its own page.
Caversham
RG4
Victorian terraces, Edwardian villas and Caversham Heights family homes.
Woodley
RG5
1930s semis and family homes from Loddon Bridge to Sandford.
Earley
RG6
From Maiden Erlegh to Whiteknights, tight rooms and big extensions.
Lower Earley
RG6
1980s estates where square rooms reward a clean, centred layout.
Tilehurst
RG31
Hillside homes with period detail and plenty of awkward corners.
Winnersh
RG41
Family suburb between Reading and Wokingham with steady refit work.
Wokingham
RG40
Market town centre period homes and surrounding family estates.
Villages
10 villages covered, each with its own page.
Shinfield
RG2
Old village lanes meeting new build estates off the B3270.
Spencers Wood
RG7
A growing village where new homes sit beside long-established gardens.
Twyford
RG10
A commuter village of Edwardian houses and riverside lanes.
Charvil
RG10
Small village between Twyford and Sonning with generous plots.
Wargrave
RG10
Riverside village homes, from Thames-side cottages to new builds.
Sonning
RG4
Thames-side village of period houses and substantial riverside homes.
Pangbourne
RG8
Riverside village with period houses and steep garden levels.
Theale
RG7
Village beside the M4 with a mix of cottages and modern homes.
Burghfield Common
RG7
Growing village between Reading and Basingstoke with family homes.
Goring-on-Thames
RG8
Chilterns-edge village with period homes and riverside gardens.
On the edge of the map, or in a hamlet we have not listed?
We regularly work in the lanes around Silchester, Mortimer, Swallowfield, Arborfield, Shiplake and Streatley. Send your postcode and we will tell you straight away whether it is inside our patch.
Why a local tiler beats a cheap one from out of county.
Berkshire housing has its own habits: 1930s semis with out-of-level bathroom floors, Victorian terraces with lath and plaster, and a lot of new build estates where the developer's tiling was done at speed. Knowing that before we quote is worth more than a slightly lower day rate.
Same-week surveys
We are local, so we can usually survey within a few days of your call.
No travel padding
RG postcodes are inside our standard rate. No mileage added to the quote.
Tidy on site
Sealed dust zones, protected floors and your bins respected, every day.
Tell us the room. We will tell you the number.
Send a couple of photographs and rough dimensions and you will have a fixed, written price within one working day. No visits needed for a ballpark.