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4.8 average rating based on 240 customer reviews
Superb service. No messing around. Met me the following day & sorted my problem immediately. Highly recommended.
For: Valentin ManzucValentin was quick and efficient. The finish is perfect, couldn’t be happier. I would recommend to anyone looking to get tiling done!
For: Valentin ManzucValentine did an excellent job with the tiling work. The attention to detail was clear from start to finish, with clean lines, precise cuts, and a high-quality finish throughout. …
For: Valentin ManzucValentin did a lovely professional job. Clean, tidy, reliable. I would highly recommend him
For: Valentin ManzucOutstanding professional, can't recommend Valentin enough. Did an incredible job at short notice. No hesitation in recommending him.
For: Valentin ManzucGeo Home Renovation did a very good job by tiling my bathroom.He is punctual,respectful and professional. I highly recommend Geo to everyone who need home renovations. I give 5 …
For: Gogita MarukashviliMarius and his team were so helpful, organised, friendly and professional. Highly recommend to anyone!
For: Marius IacobAndrei did an incredible job. He’s a perfectionist and the finished job reflects this. He’s a true professional and he went above and beyond. I would highly recommend him and I…
For: Andrei CurmeiThere are six main types of tiles, which are:
It can be very confusing when you are looking for the best tile for your flooring project. While you might want to stick to your budget, it’s essential to consider the pros and cons of each tile. A tiler will guide you on the best tile to use depending on the location, design and final finishing you want to achieve. The different types of tiles each have qualities which make them stand out.
Ceramic tiles are different from porcelain tiles. The main difference between these types of tiles is the technology used when they are produced. Porcelain tiles are made in a highly controlled manufacturing process compared to ceramic tiles. When porcelain tiles are being manufactured, porcelain is mixed with various metals. The mixture is then burned at a temperature higher than 1200 degrees Celsius.
The final product is more dense, homogeneous, resistant and vitrified compared to the regular ceramic tiles. The porcelain tiles are also less porous with a much lower water absorption index; hence more durable than the ceramic tiles. The durability of porcelain tiles makes them ideal for surfaces that experience high population traffic like shopping malls and airports.
Porcelain tiles are also famous for their excellent colour variation, and you can easily create a customized flooring surface with porcelain tiles. Porcelain tiles are available in two main categories, polished and glazed tiles. Polished porcelain tiles go through various processing stages; hence they have a shiny surface.
There are porcelain glass tiles, which have small pieces or shavings of gemstones. They are very resistant to extreme temperatures and weather conditions.
Ceramic tiles, on the other hand, are made from a mixture of clay and minerals. The ceramic tiles can yield an attractive aesthetic due to the slight irregularities and variations.
One of our YourPro tilers will be able to guide you to choosing the suitable tile for your project.
Ceramic tiles are durable. However, their durability can be affected by poor installation. All the tilers contracted to YourPro know how to install ceramic tiles in a way that enhances their durability. The tilers will ensure that the tiles' surface is stable, flat, and with no irregularities during the installation process. The correct amount of tar will be used during the installation, depending on the dimensions of the ceramic tiles.
If you are installing large ceramic tiles, most manufacturers recommend double glueing during the tile installation process. The back of the ceramic tile and the base of the floor are both glued. The best emergency tilers follow all the instructions given by the manufacturers when installing ceramic tiles.
There are two main types of ceramic tiles. The variations are based on the type of surface of the tile. We have the glazed ceramic tiles and the non-glazed ceramic tiles.
The glazed ceramic tiles have a surface layered with enamel. The enamel layering reduces the water absorption rate of the tiles. The glazed tiles are further divided into glossy, semi-glossy and matte.
The non-glazed ceramic tiles have a matte appearance. They have nullified absorbency thanks to the special fluids impregnated in them. The non-glazed ceramic tiles are more durable than the glazed ceramic tiles. Hence more suitable for outdoor surfaces.
The rectified tiles are tiles that have gone through the grinding process. The grinding process is a cutting process that trims the tiles to one exact size. Rectified tiles are easy to install and can create an assembly that is more aesthetically pleasing. These tiles have minimal seating joints; hence less amount of grout is used during the installation process.
It's essential to know the number of tiles you will need for your project, especially with a fixed budget. To order the correct number of tiles, you first need to calculate the floor surface. However, you do not have to worry about this as YourPro offers you the option of allowing a tiler to come and evaluate the site. The tiler will then guide you on the correct amount of tiles needed for the project.
Theoretically, tilers can install tiles anywhere; however, it is not advisable to use floor tiles on the walls or vice versa. When buying tiles, the manufacturers give clear instructions on the installation process. Floor tiles are manufactured with specific features, which does not make them an ideal solution for wall tiling. Hence using them on the walls will not be the best idea. For example, when talking about bathroom tilling and because the humidity levels are high enough, you stand the risk of having low standard results or even the injure yourself when tiles that are not installed properly may fall out of place. We recommend you talk with our tilers and tile manufacturers for the correct application recommendations.
Yes, you can. However, some paints will not work well with tiles. Highly adhesive paints should be used on surfaces that are smooth and highly waterproof. Proper preparation of the base also plays a vital role in the final result when you paint your tiles. To ensure you have the correct information and recommendation, you should consult with a tiler and get their feedback before starting to paint tiles. The tiler will analyze the site and then recommend the best paint based on the type of surface and tiles present. For example, this case is very popular on kitchen tiling. If you feel like your kitchen tiles are worn out or outdated, the only thing you have to do is contact one of our kitchen tilers and you are a few steps away from your brand new kitchen!
There are different finishing you can use on your tiles depending on personal preference. The finish of a tile refers to the final look of the upper surface of the tile. Below are the most common types of tile finishing:
Talk to our tilers and get their recommendations on which tiling finish will work for you.
Our tilers use basic instructions when picking the best tiles for your surface. The instructions are followed before they start the tiles installation project:
Our experienced tilers have a unique pricing metric determined by the type of tiling project you have. As such the costs can vary depending on the size of the projects, materials used and the timeframe for completion.
Tilling Repair/ Maintenance Price Guide:
Our tilers understand the uniqueness of each project, and that's why they prefer giving their final price estimate after they have evaluated the site. The craftsmen will ensure the project is tailored to meet your personal needs and preference.
When determining the cost of the tiling project, we use the following four key factors:
Generally, the cost increases as the tiling space increases. Smaller areas have the project cost calculated based on daily wages. Also, you have the option of requesting our tilers to visit the site and evaluate beforehand. After that, they can give you a predetermined price.
From the North to the South of Dublin, our tilers will handle any work related to tiling. The most popular services performed by our tilers are:
Our tilers will also offer tips and tricks on properly caring for your surface tiles, hence making them more durable.
Our tilers have gained immense popularity among our current clients. The reasons why our customers continue to trust us with their tiling needs are:
At YourPro, we focus on serving both our clients and our tilers. We ensure everybody is satisfied at the end of each tiling project.
Our tradespeople are rated based on quality, reliability, and price.
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