- 5.0 ★
- Since 2010
- GTA +100Km
Professional floor tile installation across Toronto, the GTA, and beyond. We prep substrates to tight tolerances, use uncoupling (DITRA) where appropriate, and set with deformable mortars for flat, durable, heated-floor-ready results. Expect 2 mm grout lines, tidy transitions, and a finish backed by our lifetime workmanship warranty. Need pricing? Start with our cost calculator or request an estimate using our form.
From measurement to finish, these five steps control flatness, joint alignment, and long-term durability.
Tight tolerances and proper coverage for smooth movement.
Ditra where beneficial for movement management
Straight lines, proper coverage, lippage control
Colour-matched grout; planned movement joints
Trims and tidy edges; care guidance
The controls below keep floors flat, seams tight, and edges protected—for a seamless finish that lasts.
Tight tolerances and proper coverage for smooth movement.
Uncoupling where required helps manage movement and sound.
Thoughtful trims and heights at doorways and adjacent floors.
Stain-resistant grout and tidy joints.
Assembly choices that make tile floors feel quiet, solid, and seamless—day after day.
Levelling and substrate prep control lippage and keep 2 mm grout lines straight from wall to wall.
Assemblies designed for in-floor heat (e.g., DITRA-HEAT) spread warmth evenly and support sensor placement.
Membranes and proper tie-ins in wet zones manage moisture; flood testing used where required.
See how professional floor tile installation and precision prep deliver truly flat, lippage-free surfaces.
Compare before-and-after prep results to understand why proper substrate work makes all the difference in floor tile longevity and comfort.
Compare before-and-after prep results to understand why proper substrate work makes all the difference in floor tile longevity and comfort.
We use Ditra uncoupling where required to manage movement, premium mortars for coverage, and high-performance grouts for durable joints. For heated floors we coordinate membranes, sensors and thermostats so the assembly works as one.
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Use this quick Q&A to plan durable, easy-to-clean tile floors. We cover substrate prep, joint planning, movement accommodation, heated floors, trims, and care. For end-to-end steps, see our process and why surface preparation determines comfort, appearance, and long-term stability.
Bond strength and flatness start beneath the tile. Proper grinding, patching, or self-levelling creates a uniform plane so joints stay consistent and tiles sit flush. Canadian methods are referenced in the TTMAC 09 30 00 manual. Good prep also reduces hollow sounds, lippage, and premature grout issues.
Larger tiles demand tighter flatness tolerances. We evaluate high/low spots and correct them so long edges align. Compare considerations in large-format tile installation and confirm offsets before setting. Proper flatness delivers straighter lines, fewer callbacks, and smoother transitions at doors and stairs.
Plan cuts at thresholds, centre lines in open areas, and joint widths that fit tile calibre. Neutral grout tones can disguise everyday dust; darker tones often suit entries. Review spacing and colour guidance in tile layout & grout colour and keep offsets ≤33% for long rectangles.
Perimeter gaps and soft joints absorb thermal and structural movement, helping prevent cracked grout. Guidance follows TCNA EJ171. We place them at plane changes, sun-exposed areas, long runs, and material transitions—often finished with low-profile trims for a clean, durable result.
Profiles protect exposed edges and smooth height changes to adjacent flooring. Planned thresholds improve door clearance and reduce trip points. Choose metal or stone trims that match your finish and traffic level. See the end-to-end overview in our process before ordering materials.
Yes—tile pairs well with electric radiant heat. We’re experienced with Schluter® systems (KERDI/DITRA/DITRA-HEAT) and coordinate sensor and thermostat placement with your electrician. Manufacturer details: DITRA-HEAT resources. Heat plans are finalised before levelling to keep thicknesses consistent.
Share photos and approximate square footage by email, or use our calculator to get an estimate. We’ll follow up with next-step options, lead times, and any prep notes if levelling is beneficial for your chosen format and pattern.
Use pH-neutral cleaners and soft pads. Add felt protectors to furniture, door mats at entries, and refresh silicone where planes change. For routines and product tips, see tile care & maintenance. Good upkeep preserves grout tone and keeps edges crisp over time.
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Get answers to common questions about floor tile installation, substrate preparation, and our services across Toronto, the GTA, and beyond.
Planning to finishing: we confirm substrate condition and surface preparation, set tiles to the planned layout with correct joint width, maintain plane/alignment, and finish with appropriate grout and movement joints. Edges and transitions are protected, and the area is tidied so you can safely walk through after we leave. See our process.
Yes. We check flatness, deflection, and moisture, then use grinding, patching, or self-levelling where needed so large tiles sit flush with zero lippage targets. Methods follow Canadian references such as the TTMAC 09 30 00 manual. Proper prep keeps grout lines consistent and reduces callbacks.
Most porcelain formats work when the substrate is prepared correctly. Large-format tiles need flatter floors and controlled offsets; mosaics fit slopes or irregular shapes. Review pattern and spacing choices on tile layout & grout colour and we’ll balance style, cleaning effort, and slip resistance for everyday use.
We honour perimeter gaps and place soft joints where the floor changes direction, receives sun, or spans larger areas. This absorbs movement and temperature change so grout doesn’t crack. Guidance aligns with TCNA EJ171 movement joints, with profiles selected to match the design and expected traffic.
Yes—tile pairs well with electric radiant systems. We coordinate thermostat locations with your electrician, embed heat cables or mats as specified, and use uncoupling membranes where appropriate. We’re experienced with Schluter® systems (KERDI/DITRA/DITRA-HEAT); see DITRA-HEAT resources for product details.
Sanded cementitious grouts are typical for many floor joints. High-performance or epoxy grouts offer stain and colour stability in kitchens, entries, and heavy-use areas. We match grout to tile edges, joint width, and expected cleaning routines. See layout & grout colour for spacing and tone decisions.
We specify profiles or trims that protect tile edges and create clean lines at doorways and stairs, and we plan threshold heights so adjacent floors meet smoothly. Where two tiled areas meet, we maintain movement accommodation. These details improve longevity and keep cleaning straightforward.
Timing depends on prep scope, layout complexity, tile size, and access. Condos often add booking windows and elevator logistics—see local rules such as the City of Toronto noise bylaw. We provide a schedule estimate after reviewing your space and coordinating with other trades.
Use pH-neutral cleaners and soft pads; avoid harsh abrasives on glossy finishes. Keep felt pads under furniture and refresh silicone where planes change. Door mats reduce grit that can scratch tiles. See our simple routines in tile care & maintenance.
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