What kind of properties do you tile in Caversham?

Mostly victorian terraces, 1930s semis and large detached homes. That mix changes how we prepare a job: older properties often need boarding and levelling before tiling, while newer homes usually need the wet zones tanked properly because the original install was done quickly.

How quickly can you start work in Caversham?

Surveys are usually available within a few working days, and most jobs in Caversham start within two to four weeks of the quote being accepted. Smaller jobs such as kitchen splashbacks can often be slotted in sooner.

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Tiler in Caversham

Victorian terraces, Edwardian villas and Caversham Heights family homes.

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Caversham is where we do a lot of our work, and the housing stock shapes the job. Terraces around Caversham High Street and St Anne's Road have small bathrooms with out-of-square walls and original lath-and-plaster, so we spend time boarding and levelling before tiling rather than fighting the room after.

In Caversham Heights and Emmer Green the properties are larger and the briefs are usually about proportion: 1200 × 600mm porcelain in an ensuite, a full wet room replacing a tired corner shower, or a herringbone plank floor running from the hall into an extended kitchen.

Tiling services in Caversham

Getting to know Caversham

The properties we work in around Caversham are predominantly victorian terraces, 1930s semis and large detached homes. The jobs that come up most often here are bathroom tiling, wet rooms, herringbone floor tiling, usually because the existing surfaces have reached the end of their life rather than because anything is wrong with the room itself.

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