Written scope
Clear scope agreed before work begins.
Precision Tile Pattern Studio
Wall and floor tiling across the North West
Bathrooms, kitchens, wet rooms and feature floors set out carefully, prepared properly and finished with clean lines.
Written scopePhoto updatesTidy handoverPreparation checked
Surface checked
Substrate, levelling and waterproofing discussed upfront.
Photo updates
Progress photos while work is underway.
Tidy handover
Finished cleanly and ready to use.
Recent work
See the finish up close
Finished rooms first: bathrooms, splashbacks, wet rooms, floors and practical commercial areas shown through close-up material detail.
Calm & considered ensuite
Ensuite · Porcelain & zellige-style
Herringbone splashback
Kitchen · Ceramic & graphite grout
Large-format floor flow
Living space · Porcelain transitions
Tanked & tiled wet room
Wet room · Waterproofing & falls
Patterned hallway floor
Hallway · Geometric ceramic
Commercial WC refresh
Commercial · Durable wall and floor finish
Room outcomes
Tile work planned around the room, the surface and the finish
Bathroom tiling
Walls, floors, niches and trims finished cleanly around the way the room is used.
Kitchen splashbacks
Herringbone, metro, zellige-style and practical wipe-clean surfaces with neat cuts.
Wet rooms
Tanking, falls, trims and grout choices planned before tiling starts.
Floor tiling
Hallways, kitchens and living spaces with levelling and transitions considered.
Large-format porcelain
Careful handling, setting-out and substrate preparation for fewer grout lines.
Mosaic & patterned tiles
Feature walls, borders, curved details and geometric layouts where set-out matters.
Commercial & landlord work
Durable finishes for entrances, WCs, offices, shops and rental refreshes.
Materials we work with
Choose the finish
Porcelain
Hard-wearing, low maintenance and suited to floors and wet areas.
Ceramic
Versatile wall and splashback options with a broad choice of finishes.
Natural stone
Characterful material needing the right prep and sealing advice.
Mosaic
Detail, curves, niches and feature zones with careful alignment.
Herringbone & patterned
Layouts where centre lines, edges and repeat matter.
Large format
Fewer grout lines, more substrate precision and handling care.
Wood-effect plank
Warm floor look with tile durability and planned stagger.
Preparation makes the difference
Careful work starts before the first tile goes down
Substrate assessment
Inspect walls and floors, then discuss issues before tiles are ordered.
Levelling & priming
Create the right base for a long-lasting finish.
Waterproofing / tanking
Protect wet areas where needed before tile installation.
Setting out
Plan centre lines, cuts, niches, edges and pattern flow.
Trims & movement
Choose profiles, transitions and movement joints carefully.
Grout & silicone
Finish cleanly with suitable colour, sealant and maintenance advice.
Start your project
Start with a tile survey
Tell us a few details and we’ll suggest the right approach for your space.
For landlords & commercial spaces
Hard-wearing finishes for practical rooms
Entrances, WCs, offices, shops and rental refreshes can be scoped around durable surfaces, tidy work and clear access planning.
Proudly tiling across the North West
Based in the region, working across local towns
Across Greater Manchester, Merseyside, Cheshire, Lancashire and surrounding North West towns.
ManchesterLiverpoolPrestonChester
ManchesterLiverpoolWarringtonBoltonPrestonChesterSouthportStockportWirralSurrounding North West areas
Frequently asked
Practical tiling questions
How do I get a tiling quote?
Send the room type, rough size, photos of the surfaces and any tiles you have chosen. The survey form shows the kind of detail that helps shape a clear scope.
Can you advise before I buy tiles?
Yes. Tile format, grout colour, trims, edge detail and substrate condition all affect the finished result.
Do wet rooms need waterproofing/tanking?
Wet areas usually need the correct tanking approach before tiling. The detail depends on the room and substrate.
Can you tile over existing tiles?
Sometimes, but the existing surface needs to be sound, flat and suitable. The safer answer comes after inspection.
How long does a bathroom or kitchen take?
Timing depends on preparation, tile size, cuts, drying time and room access. A written scope should set this out before work begins.
Do you do small splashbacks and repairs?
The site includes small jobs, splashbacks, feature zones and practical refreshes as well as larger floors and wet rooms.