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Bathrooms & showers
Plan the tile with the drain, niches, edges, glass and adjoining finishes in view.
Bathrooms and everyday surfaces

Specialty tile work

Plan the installation

York Region and Toronto

Halton and Peel

Hamilton and Niagara

Georgetown tile installer
For Georgetown tile projects, the room is only part of the plan. Access, work hours, the selected tile and the existing surface all shape a useful estimate. Travel, site access and material delivery are confirmed with the project schedule. Identify any plumbing, electrical or structural changes before tile and trade dates are set.
5.0 on GoogleChoose the closest match. Each path shows the decisions that are useful before you request an estimate.
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Plan the tile with the drain, niches, edges, glass and adjoining finishes in view.
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Confirm tile dimensions, access, surface condition and the cuts that will remain visible.
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Coordinate the floor build-up, heating system, doorway transition and selected tile before work begins.
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Set the starting line, outlet cuts, cabinet edges and exposed ends before choosing the final layout.
One room, three views
Use the overview and two close views to compare joints, edges, drains and transitions before deciding what belongs in your estimate.

Move to zoom
Compare the overall tile scale, grout lines and transitions into the surrounding room.
Open larger viewCompare realistic surface directions and common grout colours before you confirm the actual products and room measurements.
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.
Start with the Georgetown project address, room and access photos, measurements, the exact tile if selected and a list of what is changing. Travel, site access and material delivery are confirmed with the project schedule. Identify any plumbing, electrical or structural changes before tile and trade dates are set. Show drains, niches, doorways, stairs, cabinets, outlets, floor registers and adjoining finishes so layout, preparation and other-trade questions are visible before the estimate is written.
Tile size affects outlet cuts, cabinet ends, corners, niches and transitions. Agreeing on the focal lines and open edges before material is cut makes the scope easier to understand and gives related trades the dimensions they need.
View our workEach step answers a different question, so you can decide with the full scope in front of you.
Share photos, measurements, the selected tile if known and the parts of the room you want tiled.
Review surface preparation, demolition, layout, edges, transitions and any responsibilities involving other trades.
Confirm tile size, pattern, grout, drains, niches and where cuts or exposed edges will land.
Read the included work and next steps before deciding when to schedule the installation.
Planning for the address
Use the project address and complete renovation scope when checking current requirements. These prompts organise the information that belongs beside the tile work.
Halton Hills lists new plumbing and adding or removing a structural wall among work that requires municipal review, so flag those changes before the tile plan is settled.
Note driveway or loading access, stairs, material storage and the route to the room so travel and delivery can be confirmed with the schedule.
Send dimensions, tile size and other-trade responsibilities with the estimate request before committing to material quantities or installation dates.
Continue with purpose
Selected five-star Google reviews, grouped by the topics customers mention. Open Google to read the full review history.
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Read on GoogleChris and his crew were a huge help in planning and executing the shower area of a bathroom remodel in an old home.
What customers mention
Planning and problem-solving in older bathrooms
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Read on GoogleMallet Tile has done a masterful job on our project. I had 2 separate issues. Mallet Tile fixed both.
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Read on GoogleThis team is the real deal - professional, on time, within estimate. Helpful and friendly - and clearly care about customers.
What customers mention
Helpful service and an easy working relationship
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Read on GoogleMallet was fantastic, professional and friendly crew and we couldn’t be happier with our new shower.
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Read on GoogleVery good service and friendly people, knowledgable, and finished on time with no issues at all.
What customers mention
Communication, punctuality and a clean work process
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Read on GoogleWe have been working with mallet tile for some time now, they are a professional, punctual, organized and a clean company.
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Read on GoogleI recently had a heated tile floor installed by Chris and his team and they did a great job!
What customers mention
Specific feedback on a heated floor and an upstairs bathroom
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Read on GoogleFast efficient quality. Thank you. My upstairs bathroom was leaking into my ceiling below.
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Start here, then use the estimate form for details that are specific to your room.
Send the project address, overall room photos, close-ups of the existing floor or wall, measurements, tile dimensions and pattern, access details and the surfaces you want included. If plumbing, electrical, framing or demolition is changing, identify that work separately so the written estimate does not hide an assumption.
The answer depends on the complete renovation, not the tile finish by itself. Use the linked Town of Halton Hills 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.
Travel, site access and material delivery are confirmed with the project schedule. Identify any plumbing, electrical or structural changes before tile and trade dates are set. Add clear access photos, room measurements, the selected tile if known and any requirements set by another trade or property manager.
The estimate path covers bathroom and shower tile, floors, kitchen backsplashes, large-format tile, mosaics, fireplaces and heated tile floors. The useful starting point is the actual material and room; the written scope then separates tile work from related plumbing, electrical, structural or cabinetry responsibilities.
Share the material, measurements and project details. We will begin with a written estimate.
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