Tiling.
Done right!

No. Murraylands and Hills Tiling handles complete wall and floor tiling, including whole homes, new builds, kitchens, outdoor kitchens, commercial spaces, living areas, feature walls, pools, patios, bathrooms, laundries and other wet areas.

Start with the site location, plans or room list, approximate tiled areas, tile selections and sizes, intended programme, site access and builder or owner contact. The owner may request drawings, photos, specifications or a site inspection before confirming price and timing.

The main factors are tiled area, tile size and material, pattern and layout, substrate condition, preparation, demolition, access, corners and trims, falls, waterproofing interfaces, grout or movement-joint requirements, site programme and coordination with other trades. A final price needs a reviewed scope rather than an instant online estimate.

Sometimes, but only after the existing surface, bond, movement joints, levels, drainage and contamination have been assessed. Tiling over tiles is not a reliable fix for a leaking shower or a failed underlying system. The owner will advise whether removal, repair or an overlay system is appropriate after inspection.

Large-format wall and floor tiles can be considered. They place extra demands on substrate flatness, handling, layout, cutting, adhesive coverage and lippage control, so the tile format and site conditions need to be reviewed before the installation approach is confirmed.

Yes. Pool surrounds, coping, waterline tiles, patios, alfresco areas and outdoor kitchens are within the service range. External and immersed areas need project-specific attention to substrate movement, drainage, falls, exposure, tile suitability and compatible installation materials.

Often yes, when the heating system, substrate, levelling or screed system, adhesive and tile finish are compatible. The heating supplier’s requirements, commissioning process, movement provisions and curing times must be reviewed for the specific build.

Supply can be discussed for each project. The required allowance depends on room geometry, tile size, batch consistency, pattern, cuts, breakage and future spares. The owner should confirm the quantity allowance after reviewing the plans, layout and selected tile.

Yes. New builds and larger renovations depend on clear sequencing with builders, waterproofers, plumbers, electricians, cabinetmakers and other trades. The owner reviews site readiness, responsibilities and programme before committing to dates.

Every suburb and town listed in the Murraylands and Adelaide Hills directories is serviced. Other South Australian locations may also be considered. Send the project suburb through the booking form or AI concierge so access and project fit can be checked before availability is confirmed.