Tile Flooring Installation in Ajax

Tile flooring installation in the GTA typically costs $8-$15 per square foot for labor, depending on tile size, pattern, and subfloor preparation. Material costs vary widely based on the tile selected. RenoHouse provides free estimates.

In some cases, tile can be installed over existing tile or concrete if the surface is level and structurally sound. However, installing over old vinyl or wood may require additional preparation. Our team will assess your situation.

Yes, RenoHouse installs electric radiant floor heating systems under tile. This is a popular upgrade for bathrooms and kitchens in Ajax homes, providing warmth underfoot during cold winter months.

Porcelain tile is ideal for bathrooms due to its low water absorption and durability. For shower floors, small mosaic tiles provide better traction. RenoHouse helps you choose the best tile for each area of your Ajax home.

Properly installed tile flooring can last 50+ years with minimal maintenance. Quality installation with proper waterproofing, leveling, and grouting ensures decades of beautiful, durable performance.

Yes, RenoHouse provides a workmanship warranty on all tile installations covering proper setting, grouting, and waterproofing. We stand behind our craftsmanship across the Ajax.

Tile installation requires precise leveling, waterproofing, and proper technique to prevent cracking, lippage, and water damage. Professional installation by RenoHouse ensures lasting results and protects your investment.

Larger tiles (12x24 or bigger) with minimal grout lines can make small bathrooms appear larger. Light colors also help open up the space. RenoHouse provides design guidance for Ajax homeowners.

Luxury vinyl plank (LVP) and engineered hardwood are the top choices for replacing builder carpet. LVP offers waterproof durability and easy maintenance ($3–$7/sq ft installed), while engineered hardwood provides a premium look ($7–$12/sq ft installed). Both work well with the open-concept layouts common in newer homes.

Yes — newer homes typically have OSB or plywood subfloors that are ideal for hardwood installation. We check for levelness and moisture content before installation. Engineered hardwood can be glued or floated, while solid hardwood is typically nailed down for the most stable, squeak-free result.

Open-concept homes benefit from continuous flooring throughout living areas — it makes spaces feel larger and creates visual flow. We recommend a single material from the front entrance through kitchen, dining, and living areas, with transitions only at bedrooms and bathrooms.