A suitable base for the new floor
The existing floor needs to suit the selected tile assembly. Removal, preparation and any structural work are different parts of the renovation, so they should not be assumed to be included together.
Complete Ensuite & Guest Bathroom Transformations
Give your bathroom a fresh start with new floor and shower tile. We install tile for Mississauga ensuites and family bathrooms, from a new shower to a full-room tile installation.
Tile and room details
Compare tile proportions, colour and adjoining finishes as you choose the look for your room.
Installation details
The shower, floor and built-in details each affect the work involved. Your estimate should make the included tile work clear.
The existing floor needs to suit the selected tile assembly. Removal, preparation and any structural work are different parts of the renovation, so they should not be assumed to be included together.
The shower base, drain, walls and seams need a compatible waterproofing assembly. Tile and grout are the visible finish, not a substitute for that assembly.
Tell us if the old tub is coming out. The tile work needs to be coordinated with the shower base, plumbing and glass required for the new enclosure.
A niche or bench changes the waterproofing, tile cuts and finishing work. Mention any built-in features you want included; we confirm the layout, grout and edge details after booking.
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Questions answered
The tiled area, removal, base preparation and shower work determine the schedule. A shower with niches or a bench takes different work from a floor-only installation. We confirm the installation schedule after you approve the estimate and book.
Adding, removing or relocating a plumbing fixture can require a permit. The requirements depend on the whole renovation, not just the tile finish. Use the City of Mississauga's permit guidance for your project, especially if plumbing or structural work is changing.
Shower tile needs a suitable waterproofing assembly behind it. The membrane, seams, drain connection and installation sequence must follow the selected system's instructions. The estimate should identify the shower work included; grout alone is not the waterproofing.
Yes—mention floor warming while the new floor is being planned. It needs to be considered before the tile is installed. The heating installation and electrical connection are separate parts of the scope, so we clarify what is included and what needs another trade.
Tell us what you would like tiled, your location and the measurements of each area. We will review the details for your preliminary estimate.
Email your architectural plans or project photos to office@mallettile.ca.