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Bathrooms & showers
Tile for shower walls, bathroom floors and the details that bring the room together.
Bathrooms and everyday surfaces
Specialty tile work
Plan the installation
York Region and Toronto
Halton and Peel
Hamilton and Niagara
Bathrooms and everyday surfaces
Specialty tile work
Plan the installation
York Region and Toronto
Halton and Peel
Hamilton and Niagara
Mississauga tile installer
We install tile for bathrooms, showers, floors, backsplashes and fireplaces. From the preparation underneath to the cuts and edges you see, we take care of the work that makes a tiled room look right.
Explore tile installation services for your room and the look you have in mind.
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Tile for shower walls, bathroom floors and the details that bring the room together.
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Larger tile with fewer grout lines, planned around your room and selected material.
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A warm tiled floor, with the heating system and electrical work coordinated before installation.
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Kitchen tile with considered layouts, outlet cuts and neatly finished edges.
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A shower, a hallway and a backsplash need different work. Here’s what matters when you’re deciding what to have tiled.
A shower needs waterproofing beneath the tile and a floor that drains properly. The tile size, drain, niches and exposed edges all affect the installation.
A lasting tile floor starts with a suitable base and installation assembly. If you would like floor warming, mention it when you enquire so the heating, tile work and electrical connection can be considered together.
Backsplash tile work centers on layout symmetry, precise receptacle cuts, and clean transitions against cabinetry and countertops.
Large tile and slabs need careful handling, a suitable base and well-planned cuts. Fireplace surrounds also need materials and clearances suited to the appliance.
One room, three views
Compare the overall tile layout with closer views of the joints, edges and transitions.
Compare the overall tile scale, straight grout lines and clean room transitions in Mississauga.
Change the material, grout colour and layout to compare the look.
Warm limestone-look porcelain with light grout in a stacked layout.Warm limestone tile, warm white grout and a stacked layout.
Colours on screen are approximate; confirm them against the chosen tile and grout samples. Layouts use compatible tile shapes. Mallet Tile installs the products you select. Final cuts and joint positions depend on the room measurements and chosen material.
Tell us what needs tiling, your city and preferred timing. Add the approximate area or tile information if you know it. You can email room photos separately if you have them. We will ask if we need another detail for the estimate, then confirm layout, grout and edge details after booking.
After booking, we confirm the layout around the drain, niche, bench and glass with you. Tile size and the room dimensions affect where the joints and cuts sit, so those details are considered together before installation.
The area is only part of the cost. Two rooms of the same size can need different preparation and finishing work.
Removing the old finish, preparing the base and waterproofing can each add work. Tile size, niches, corners and the condition of the room also affect the installation cost.
Use the project calculator for a preliminary cost, or tell us about the tile work you have in mind. Your estimate sets out the work and price included. After you book, we confirm the layout, grout and edge details.
You do not need every finish decision made before you request an estimate.
Tell us what you want tiled, your city, approximate area and timing. Tile details and emailed photos help if you have them.
We review what you send and provide a preliminary estimate showing the tile work and price included.
When you are ready to proceed, approve the estimate and we will arrange an installation date.
After booking, we confirm the layout, grout and edge details with you before the installation begins.
Local project information
Let us know if your project is in a condo or another managed property. Check the building’s requirements and the official renovation information for any other work involved.
Condo buildings may have rules for work hours, elevators, loading and common-area protection. Share any requirements you already have; we’ll ask if we need anything else.
Mississauga's building page organizes projects that may need a permit, required drawings and documents, the application process and inspections; check the parts that match the complete renovation.
Let us know if fixtures, walls or openings are moving as part of the renovation. That helps us identify the tile work and any connected work to consider.
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Answers about tile installation, preparation and planning.
Tell us what you want tiled, your city, the approximate area and timing. Add the tile size if known and mention any removal or floor warming you want included. Photos are helpful if you have them.
The answer depends on the complete renovation, not the tile finish by itself. Use the linked City of Mississauga resource for the project address, especially when walls, structure, plumbing, mechanical systems or room use change. Electrical work follows a separate approval path through the Electrical Safety Authority.
Tell us if the project is in a condominium or managed building. Mention any requirements for elevator use, loading, work hours or common-area protection that affect your project.
Mallet Tile installs bathroom and shower tile, floors, kitchen backsplashes, large-format tile, mosaics, fireplaces and heated tile floors. Your written estimate shows the tile work included; final installation details are confirmed after booking.
Tell us what you’d like tiled, your city, the approximate area and timing. Include the tile size if you know it. We’ll ask if we need anything else for your preliminary estimate.