Tiler in Málaga.

Tiling jobs we take on in Málaga

Floors and walls are the core of what we do: large-format porcelain through open-plan flats, ceramic and zellige in bathrooms and kitchens, natural stone that's sealed after laying, and outdoor porcelain for terraces. If the whole room needs doing, our bathroom renovation and kitchen work covers the stages around the tiling too.

Every job is done by our own team, and we take on a handful of projects at a time. Our floor and wall tiling page shows how a floor comes together.

Why tiles come loose, and what we check first

Tiles that sound hollow or lift at the edges usually mean the adhesive has let go or the floor has had no room to move. Re-laying on top of a failed base rarely lasts, so at the site visit we look at what's underneath before we talk about new tiles.

Sometimes a floor can be tiled over. That depends on how sound and level it is, and on door and step heights. We'll tell you honestly which applies to yours.

Working in city flats

Apartment buildings often set working hours and rules for the lift and for rubble. Tell us the address and any rules when you get in touch, and we'll plan around them. For the city's side, our guide to bathroom permits in Málaga explains when work inside a home needs no licence. A few photos on WhatsApp help us give you a useful first answer.