Substrate review
Review surface condition, flatness and suitability before agreeing the required preparation.
Specialist porcelain and ceramic floor tiling for commercial developments, retail, hospitality and public-use interiors.
Commercial flooring needs a considered plan before installation begins. We review the substrate, setting-out, movement joints, access and working sequence alongside the specified tile and finish.
We price appropriate projects from the drawings, specification, substrate information and programme. Any work outside the agreed tiling package is identified before commitment.
Review surface condition, flatness and suitability before agreeing the required preparation.
Coordinate tile format, layout, cut details, interfaces and specified movement joints.
Account for access, deliveries, sequencing, productivity and site handover requirements.
Large-format porcelain, entrances, circulation routes and high-use commercial flooring need coordination between the finished tile layout and the construction beneath. A price per square metre cannot describe the whole risk: floor flatness, transitions, joints, access and sequencing can each change the installation method.
Record the proposed substrate, level transitions, tile format and intended use. Confirm who provides test results and who authorises remedial works where backgrounds are not ready.
Agree datums, starting points, thresholds, columns, perimeter details and movement provision with the designer. Structural movement joints must not be casually bridged.
Review tile batches, delivery routes, storage, protection, adhesive and grout system compatibility and the readiness of adjacent trades.
Agree inspection points, finished-level requirements, access restrictions and protection of completed areas before handover.
The more complete the information, the fewer unresolved assumptions in the proposed tiling scope. Drawings and documents can be included through our secure enquiry form.
Screed corrections, moisture mitigation, additional movement-joint design, out-of-hours working and protection by other trades must be allocated clearly in the tender. They are not automatically included in a basic tiling rate.
Yes, for an initial tender review. Drawings, tile schedule, substrate information and programme allow us to identify assumptions and outstanding site checks.
Often. The required flatness, handling and fixing system depend on the tile format and selected products, so we assess the actual specification and background.
Joint provision should be designed or approved through the project's specification and design team. We coordinate the tiled layout with those agreed details rather than inventing them on site.
Send drawings, specifications and your working programme for review.