
Services
Natural stone & marble tiling
Marble, travertine, slate and stone, plus the porcelain lookalikes. Edges and reveals are mitred, so the pattern wraps round corners instead of stopping at a trim.

What's included
Natural stone & marble.
- Marble, travertine, slate and limestone
- Marble-effect and stone-effect porcelain
- Mitred corners, edges and window reveals
- Sealing of natural stone
- Floors, walls and showers
- Feature walls
How Mark does it
The bit you don't see.
Stone needs looking after
Natural stone is porous, so it's usually sealed before grouting to stop the grout staining it, and resealed from time to time after that. You'll be told what your stone needs.
Real stone or lookalike?
Porcelain lookalikes have come a long way: they're harder-wearing, need no sealing and are more consistent. Real stone has depth and variation porcelain can't copy. Either way, the detail work on edges and corners is the same.
Based in Exeter, Mark covers all of Devon. See more recent projects, or read what customers say.
“Extremely professional from start to finish, very precise with every detail, and left everything spotless when the job was complete. The quality of his workmanship is outstanding.”
Recent work
Natural stone tiling, done properly.




Case studies
See one start to finish.
Process
How a job runs
Send photos
Photos and rough sizes by form or WhatsApp. You get a fixed quote within 48 hours.
Set out
The layout is planned before a tile goes down, so the cuts land where you won't see them.
Prepare
Surfaces made flat and sound, and wet areas waterproofed. The part that decides how long it lasts.
Tile & tidy
Tiled, grouted and finished, with the room cleared up at the end of every day.
Natural stone tiling questions
Asked.
Answered.
Can't see your question? Call or WhatsApp Mark and ask. He'll give you a straight answer.
Call 07856 584175Does natural stone need sealing?
Usually, yes. Most natural stone is porous and is sealed before grouting, then resealed periodically depending on the stone and how much use it gets.
Should I choose natural stone or porcelain?
Porcelain is tougher, needs no sealing and is more consistent. Natural stone has a depth and variation that porcelain can't fully copy. It comes down to the look you want and how much care you're happy to give it.
What does mitred mean?
Mitring is cutting two tile edges at 45 degrees so they meet in a clean corner, instead of finishing the edge with a metal or plastic trim. It keeps the pattern wrapping round the corner.
Other services
More we tile.


Wet rooms
More about wet room tiling
Floor tiling
More about floor tiling
Kitchen tiling
More about kitchen tilingPlanning 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.
