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Bathroom tiling — Tiler — Professionals
Bathroom-tiling enquiries require clear responsibilities across waterproofing, drainage and fixtures. Providers should verify the approved assembly and sequencing before accepting a tile-only scope that assumes hidden preparation is complete.
Service scope
Tiling of bathroom walls or floors as part of a coordinated wet-area finish. Waterproofing, drainage junctions, movement joints and fixture interfaces are specified separately within the assembly; tiles and grout alone are not assumed to provide the complete water barrier.
What is normally included
- Specified bathroom wall and floor tiling
- Coordination with wet-area waterproofing
- Agreed fixture, drain and movement details
What is not included
- Assuming tiles alone waterproof a shower
- Moving plumbing or changing drainage without a defined scope
Qualification checks
- Identify wet zones
- Confirm waterproofing responsibility
- Review drain and fixture junctions
- Check background readiness
- Agree movement joints and inspection sequence
Quote guidance
Show tiling, preparation and any included waterproofing as separate defined elements. List drain trims, niches and penetrations, and state which plumbing and enclosure works remain outside the offer.
Lead risks
- Late fixture changes can alter cuts and interfaces
- Hidden preparation may be unsuitable despite a ready-to-tile description
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