Cheshire & South Manchester
Tiler in Cheshire
Wall & Floor Tiling Across Cheshire — Done Properly
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The Tile Association
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23+ Years Experience
One Specialist Craft
Fully Insured
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I'm Paul — a professional tiler based in Warrington with over 23 years' experience working across Cheshire and South Manchester. Whether you're in Altrincham, Knutsford, Wilmslow, or anywhere in between, I bring the same preparation-first approach to every job: substrate checked, surfaces levelled, wet areas properly waterproofed, and tiles laid to last.
Most of my work comes through recommendations from previous clients — which is the best evidence I can offer. I don't subcontract, I don't rush, and I don't cut corners on preparation. If you're looking for bathroom tiling in Cheshire, a new porcelain floor, or a full wet room installation — I'd be happy to quote.
Why Cheshire Homeowners Choose Me
- 23+ years' experience — one craft, one specialist
- Most work comes through recommendations — no cold calling or ads
- Sole trader — I personally do all the tiling work
- Member of The Tile Association
- Fully insured for public liability
- Preparation-first — most tile failures start beneath the surface
- Quality materials only — no cost-cutting on adhesives or grout
- Clear pricing — you get a straight quote, not a guesswork number
A Typical Cheshire Project
600×1200mm porcelain tiles chosen for a new kitchen extension — but the existing and new screed met at different heights, and the new pour was uneven across the 45m² area.
Self-levelling compound applied across the full area to create a single flat plane. Mechanical levelling clips used throughout the tile installation. Epoxy grout applied to all joints. Slip joint installed at the house/extension boundary.
A seamless floor running through both the original kitchen and the extension — no step, no lippage, no visible junction. Exactly what large-format tiles require to look and perform correctly.
Recent Work Across Cheshire
A sample of recent projects completed across the region.
Large-format 600×1200mm porcelain floor across an open-plan kitchen and dining extension. The existing screed was uneven across a 40m² area — self-levelling compound applied before tiling, epoxy grout finish throughout. See more about floor tiling in Cheshire →
Full bathroom refurbishment — tiled walls floor-to-ceiling, bespoke porcelain floor with a diagonal feature cut, and a fully tanked wet room enclosure with linear drain. Epoxy grout used on all surfaces. See more about bathroom tiling in Cheshire →
Wood-effect porcelain plank floor laid across a ground-floor hallway and through-lounge. Floor levelled with latex compound first — the boards needed it. Clean, consistent joint spacing throughout. See more about floor tiling services →
Kitchen wall tiling in a newly fitted kitchen. Handmade ceramic tiles with an irregular surface — required careful adhesive selection and a different setting approach. Result was exactly what the client wanted. See more about kitchen tiling in Cheshire →
Tiling Services Across Cheshire
From bathroom renovations to full ground-floor porcelain floor installations, I cover all aspects of professional tiling. Floors always start with a proper levelling assessment — for larger areas I use self-levelling compound to ensure a flat base. Wet areas get a full tanking system, not just tile adhesive.
Bathroom Tiling — Cheshire
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Learn moreWet Room Installation
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Learn moreHow I Work
1. Initial Contact
Call, email, or WhatsApp with photos and dimensions. I'll give you an early indication before even visiting.
2. Site Visit & Quote
I visit your Cheshire property, assess the substrate, measure the space, and give a clear itemised quote. No upselling, no hidden extras.
3. Preparation
The most important stage. Substrates strengthened, surfaces levelled using self-levelling compound where needed, wet areas fully tanked. Done right before a tile goes up.
4. Installation & Finishing
Tiles laid precisely, grouted with the correct product for the area, joints siliconed, and the space left clean and ready to use.
Areas I Cover in Cheshire
Based in Warrington, I regularly work across the whole of Cheshire. The Altrincham and Hale Barns area is a regular patch — including Hale and Bowdon. South of there, I cover Wilmslow, Alderley Edge, and Prestbury. Heading west, I cover Knutsford, Mobberley, and Tarporley. Click any location for more detail.
South Manchester Corridor
East Cheshire
Mid Cheshire
Tiling Advice — From the Blog
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Read articleFrequently Asked Questions
How much does tiling cost in Cheshire?
Tiling cost depends on the size of the area, the tile format, and what preparation is needed. A standard bathroom might run from £600–£1,200 for labour depending on complexity. Large-format floor tiling in a 30m² kitchen typically includes levelling and runs £800–£1,400 labour. I always provide a clear, itemised quote after a site visit — no guesswork.
Do you travel across Cheshire for smaller jobs?
Yes. I work across all of Cheshire and South Manchester including Altrincham, Hale, Wilmslow, Knutsford, Prestbury, Alderley Edge, Bowdon, Lymm, Timperley, Stockton Heath, Macclesfield, Tarporley, and Mobberley. No job is too small if it's a quality project.
Do you prepare the floor before tiling?
Always. Floor preparation is the most important part of any tiling project. I check for level, movement, and moisture before any tiles go down. Where the floor isn't flat enough for large-format tiles, I apply self-levelling compound and allow it to fully cure before starting. This is what separates a lasting installation from one that fails.
Can you tile over existing tiles?
Sometimes, but only if the existing tiles are fully bonded, the substrate can carry the extra weight, and the height difference to adjacent areas won't cause issues. I'll assess this during a site visit and give an honest recommendation — including if I think it's better to take them up.
Do you use epoxy grout as standard?
I recommend epoxy grout for floors, wet rooms, and any area that gets heavy use or moisture. It's significantly more durable and stain-resistant than cement grout. For wall tiles in dry areas, good-quality cement grout is often perfectly sufficient. I'll advise the right product for your project.
Are you insured and accredited?
Yes. I'm a member of The Tile Association and carry full public liability insurance. Certificates are available on request.
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