Services

Floor tiling in Exeter

Kitchens, hallways, living rooms and open-plan spaces. Floors are levelled first, then set out so the cuts land at the edges where you won't see them.

5.0★ Google rating£2m public liabilityExeter & all of Devon
Living room in Plymouth with a polished beige porcelain floor laid in a brick-bond pattern

What's included

Floor tiling.

  • Kitchen, hallway and living room floors
  • Open-plan and through-room layouts
  • Levelling before tiling
  • Brick bond, straight lay, herringbone and patterned floors
  • Large-format porcelain floors
  • Thresholds and trims finished neatly

How Mark does it

The bit you don't see.

Level before anything else

A tiled floor is only as flat as what's underneath it. Uneven floors are levelled first, which stops lippage (tile edges sitting proud of each other) and cracked tiles later.

Set out from the room, not the corner

The layout is planned from the doorway and the room's main lines, so the pattern looks straight from where you'll actually stand and the narrow cuts end up under units and at the edges.

Based in Exeter, Mark covers all of Devon. See more recent projects, or read what customers say.

★★★★★
“The setting out alone was worth the money. He spent half a day measuring before a single tile went down — you can see why when you stand in the doorway.”
Sarah W. · Kitchen floor, Exeter · Customer review

Recent work

Floor tiling, done properly.

Living room in Plymouth with a polished beige porcelain floor laid in a brick-bond pattern
Living room floor · Plymouth
Hallway floor in Totnes tiled in grey and white geometric triangle-pattern tiles
Geometric hallway floor · Totnes
Ensuite with black and gold marble-effect floor and shower wall, and a dark vanity unit
Black & gold ensuite · Large format
Shower room in Exeter with terrazzo tiles on the floor and feature wall, and dark green painted walls
Terrazzo shower room · Exeter

Case studies

See one start to finish.

Process

How a job runs

  1. Send photos

    Photos and rough sizes by form or WhatsApp. You get a fixed quote within 48 hours.

  2. Set out

    The layout is planned before a tile goes down, so the cuts land where you won't see them.

  3. Prepare

    Surfaces made flat and sound, and wet areas waterproofed. The part that decides how long it lasts.

  4. Tile & tidy

    Tiled, grouted and finished, with the room cleared up at the end of every day.

Floor tiling questions

Asked.
Answered.

Can't see your question? Call or WhatsApp Mark and ask. He'll give you a straight answer.

Call 07856 584175
Does my floor need levelling first?

Often, yes. Most floors have dips and humps that you can't see until a straight edge goes down. Levelling first is what gives a flat finish without lippage.

Which pattern suits my room?

Straight lay and brick bond are calm and work almost anywhere. Herringbone and patterned tiles make more of a statement and suit hallways and feature floors. Mark can talk you through what will look right in your space.

How soon can I walk on a new tiled floor?

Usually the next day for light foot traffic, depending on the adhesive and grout used. You'll be told on the day exactly when the floor can be used.

Other services

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Planning some tiling?

Send a few photos and rough sizes and Mark will come back with a fixed quote within 48 hours. Based in Exeter, working all over Devon.