GTA · Ontario
Tile installation, bathroom renovations, and basement finishing across Mississauga.
Mississauga's housing stock is largely post-war through to recent builds, which means a lot of homes where the original bathrooms and floors have simply aged out. Much of our work here is bringing those spaces up to a current standard properly rather than cosmetically.
Basement finishing is the other constant. Mississauga homes often have generous lower levels sitting unused, and finishing one adds genuinely usable space for less than any addition would cost.
In homes from the 70s and 80s, we frequently find bathrooms that have been renovated once already — sometimes over top of the original rather than instead of it. Layered flooring and tile over tile create height and transition problems and often hide moisture damage. Removing it properly costs more than tiling over again, and it's the only version that lasts.
Large-format porcelain, natural stone, and mosaic across Mississauga homes. Substrates are self-levelled and prepared, layouts planned and dry-fit before the first tile is set.
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Tub-to-shower conversions, curbless walk-ins, and full renovations for Mississauga homeowners — every wet area built as a fully bonded waterproofing system.
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Turning Mississauga lower levels into usable space — moisture management first, then framing, finishes, and bathrooms built to the same standard as the rest of the home.
Finish your basement →Self-levelling, uncoupling membranes, and flatness checked with a straightedge. Flat floors are built, not hoped for.
Fully bonded systems with sealed corners and protected penetrations — the part you never see, and the part that decides how long it lasts.
Balanced cuts, centred drains, grout lines that carry from floor to wall. Planned before the box is opened.
Licensed and insured, your home protected daily, clear schedules, and a workmanship warranty in writing.
Sometimes it's possible, but it's rarely what we'd recommend. It raises floor height, complicates transitions and door clearances, and hides whatever condition the original substrate is in. We'll tell you honestly whether it's a reasonable option in your case.
Yes, with proper preparation. Large-format needs a flat substrate — in an older home that usually means self-levelling first.
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Our service corridor runs from the GTA north through Simcoe County into Muskoka.