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What should I expect in a tiling project?
Tiles are one of the most sought after projects because they are beautiful, versatile, and durable materials. Tiles can be installed in any environment—wet or dry, indoors or outdoors—so long as the material is suitable. Don't stop at the bathroom floor! Tiles can be placed in showers, on ceilings, walls, and countertops. Read more about tile options and materials in our tiling guide.
How much does the project cost?
Most contractors include removal prices in their fee. The most affordable tiles are ceramic and quarry tiles. Prices increase onward in ascending order: vinyl, linoleum, granite, travertine, glass, marble, porcelain, slate, terra cotta, terrazzo.
- Labour price on average (including waterproofing membrane and grout): $7/ft2
- Costs of baseboard installation: $1.10 - $3.00/linear foot
- Cost of materials: can range anywhere from $0.50 - $17.00+/ft2
- Existing floor removal: depends on floor material
Set aside another 10 – 20% of the project cost as a contingency fund. This is a great way to protect yourself in case something goes wrong with the tiling project.
Is this a DIY project?
Tiling can be tricky for those who don't know how to grade flooring or level grout. The area must be accurately measured, and the tiles must be cut to fit the area. DIYers must account for tile thickness plus grout height and work this into door swing, appliances space, and area. If this seems overwhelming to you, then it's best to hire a pro.
Additional tips
It's important to purchase tiles based on the area of the space, plus and additional 10% - 20% of the area. This will help you in the future in case tiles chip or crack. You will be able to replace the tiles with the help of expert.
Recent Reviews
Maplestrong Renovations
Bob & Gina of Spruce Grove said:"We replaced every piece of tile in our home. Backsplashes, floors and stairs. Tim did it all perfectly. Straight, level, efficient and had great ideas for design. Atten..Read more
Pintus Tile Work
Sher of Goderich said:"Recently had this company come to do tile work but it ended up being a gong show. Not professional or trustworthy. Be careful!"Read more
iTile Vancouver
Ian of Port Moody said:"This is the fourth time we have called upon Jorge to work in our home. In this instance, Jorge laid vinyl flooring in one room and retiled three bathrooms, which included ..Read more
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https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1OrkPI2fbiWBRjK0aZNJ8orcQrZH1SvtmWIMVZSfRAsQ/edit?usp=sharing
Posted by: Majd | Budget: Uncertain
Kitchen floor tile
440 square feet
Tiles are 2 feet x 1 foot
Posted by: Teri | Budget: $100 - $500
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