Porcelain, large-format, natural stone, and mosaic. Schluter Ditra under the floor and Schluter Kerdi behind the shower walls. The number on your contract is the number you pay.
Family-owned since 2004. Dedicated in-house crew, WSIB registered, no subcontractors.
We tile bathrooms top to bottom: floors, walls, shower, niches, benches, kerbs, and detail work. Each surface has different rules, and we install each one to the standard it needs.
Full-height tile over Schluter Kerdi waterproofing. Large-format porcelain, marble, or mosaic, with bonded inside corners and proper movement joints.
Pre-sloped Kerdi tray with a linear or center drain. Mosaic, hexagon, or large-format with tile-in drain covers, all engineered to move water cleanly.
Schluter Ditra decoupling membrane over a flat, clean subfloor. Heated floor cable can be added underneath for a warm-floor finish.
Recessed niches, benches, kerbs, and accent bands. Mitred outside corners on porcelain, bullnose where it suits the style, mosaic accents for character.
Each tile size has its own substrate, thinset, and technique. Putting a 24 by 48 down the same way as a 4 by 4 is how installs fail.
Penny rounds, hex, fish-scale, and 2-inch squares. Used on shower floors for slip resistance and on accent walls for character. Sheet-mounted installs need careful seam alignment so the grid does not telegraph through.
12 by 24 and 4 by 12 subway are the workhorses. Brick offset (one-third lap, not 50 percent on long planks), straight set, herringbone, or vertical stack. We follow tile manufacturer offset rules so the tile does not lippage out.
The look most homeowners want now. Fewer grout lines, cleaner reads, modern feel. The substrate has to be flat to a tighter tolerance, the thinset has to be back-buttered, and the tile has to be set into a levelling system to control lippage.
Slab tile up to 5 by 10 feet, often used with veining book-matched across panels for a continuous marble look without the maintenance. Specialized handling, suction-cup transport, and slab-cutting equipment required.
Material decides everything that happens after the tile arrives on site, the thinset colour, the sealing, the grout, the saw blade. We install all four major categories in-house.
Hardest, lowest absorption, broadest format range. The default for floors, showers, and large-format walls. We work with Italian, Spanish, and Turkish porcelain from Toronto-area suppliers.
Lighter, easier to cut, well-suited to wall installations. Most subway tile is ceramic. We use ceramic where the cost-to-look ratio works in your favour and porcelain is overkill.
Marble, limestone, travertine, slate. White thinset, sealed substrate, sealed tile before grouting on porous stones. The character and patina you cannot get from porcelain.
Glass mosaic for accent bands, niches, and feature walls. Translucent glass shows the thinset behind it, so substrate prep and the right adhesive matter. We use white non-staining thinset on every glass install.
Tile cracks because the floor moves. Grout fails because the wall got wet. Both are substrate problems, not tile problems. We build the substrate first, every time.
Most of our renovation calls start with a tile install someone else did wrong. Here is what fails, and what we do differently on day one.
Caused by partial thinset coverage, dry-set on a porous substrate, or skipping the back-butter on large format. Sounds hollow, lifts within a year.
Back-buttered large format, full notched coverage, thinset matched to tile size and substrate.
Edges that sit higher than the tile next to them. Trips on floors, looks bad on walls, impossible to fix after the thinset cures.
Levelling clip system on every large-format job, dead-flat substrate, manufacturer-spec offset patterns.
Grout used in inside corners and silicone joints, no waterproofing membrane behind shower tile, drywall in wet areas.
Schluter Kerdi behind every shower wall, silicone in every plane change, no drywall in wet zones.
Subfloor flexes, tile cannot. Without a decoupling layer, every floor movement is transferred straight into the tile.
Schluter Ditra on every bathroom floor we tile, full bond to a flat clean subfloor.
Grey thinset bleeding through translucent stone or glass. Tile sealed too late, stained by grout pigment.
White non-staining thinset on stone and glass, tile sealed before grouting on porous stones.
Mismatched profiles, raw porcelain edges, rough corners where two materials meet. Looks rushed, often sharp.
Schluter profiles on edges, mitred outside corners on porcelain, bullnose where the tile line allows it.
Our crew is based at 254 The Queensway in Etobicoke, which puts most of Mississauga inside a 25-minute drive. That matters because tile work is detail work, and detail work needs daily on-site attention, not a contractor showing up twice a week.
If your home is in Mississauga, we serve you directly. Common neighbourhoods we work in:
A bathroom-floor retile takes 3 to 5 working days. A shower retile runs about a week. A full bathroom tile install lands in the 8 to 12 working day range.
We measure the area, look at the existing substrate, and walk through the tile look you want.
Visit a Toronto-area showroom with us or send us inspiration shots. We match to format, finish, and budget.
Old tile and substrate out, framing checked, subfloor flattened, Ditra or Kerdi installed depending on the surface.
Layout dry-fit first to land cuts in the right places, then full thinset coverage, levelling clips on large format, mitred corners.
Grout cured 24 to 48 hours after install. Silicone in every plane change. Stone and porous tile sealed before and after grouting.
We walk the finished install with you, answer maintenance questions, and leave a small batch of spare tile from the same lot.
Every tile project we run is quoted as a single fixed price before work begins. These ranges cover the great majority of Mississauga jobs we handle, with size of the area, format, and material being the biggest swing factors.
Ranges assume tile installation inside an existing bathroom footprint. If your project is part of a full bathroom renovation with new fixtures and plumbing, the tile work is priced as a line item inside the larger fixed-price quote. Numbers above are starting points for Mississauga homes, not promises, your specific quote depends on what we measure on site.
Bathroom tile installation in Mississauga typically ranges from $3,000 for a floor-only retile up to $14,000+ for full bathroom tile with premium materials, large-format porcelain, and natural stone. Every project is quoted as a single fixed price before work begins.
A floor-only retile typically takes 3 to 5 working days. A shower tile install runs about a week. A full bathroom tile installation, with substrate prep, waterproofing, install, and grout, lands in the 8 to 12 working day range. Tile drying time is the main schedule driver.
Yes. Large-format porcelain (24 by 48, 30 by 60, and slab tiles) is one of our specialties. The substrate has to be perfectly flat, the thinset has to be back-buttered, and lippage has to be controlled with a levelling system. We do all of this as standard practice on large-format jobs.
On bathroom floors, we install Schluter Ditra as a decoupling and waterproofing layer over the subfloor. In showers, we use Schluter Kerdi membrane on the walls and a pre-sloped Kerdi tray on the floor. On standard wall areas outside the wet zone, we use cement board or moisture-resistant drywall depending on the application.
If the original tile is a current product, yes, we can source it. If the tile has been discontinued, we will tell you straight and walk through close-match options. Grout colour matching is more forgiving and we can typically blend a new section into existing tile cleanly if the grout is recent.
We install marble, limestone, travertine, and porcelain slab. Natural stone has its own rules: sealed substrate, white thinset to avoid bleed-through, sealing the tile before grouting on porous stones. We handle all of this in-house.
We work across Mississauga, including Lorne Park, Mineola, Port Credit, Clarkson, Erin Mills, Central Erin Mills, Streetsville, Cooksville, Meadowvale, Lisgar, Churchill Meadows, and the Credit Woodlands. Our shop is at 254 The Queensway in Etobicoke, a short drive across the border.
Yes. Our project gallery shows finished bathrooms across Mississauga, Toronto, and Etobicoke, with tile work in a range of formats and materials. Visit bathroomrenos.ca/bathroom-renos-gallery/ for the full set.
Tell us a bit about your bathroom and we will come measure, talk through tile options, and follow up with a fixed-price quote. No pressure, no upsell.
Bathroom Renos Inc. · 254 The Queensway, Etobicoke · 416-220-6423
