Coquitlam
Tile Contractor in Coquitlam
Coquitlam tile contractor serving the Tri-Cities: bathroom and kitchen renovations, Schluter waterproofed showers, family-proof floors, and custom tile from Burke Mountain to Port Moody.
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Tile that works as hard as the household
Tri-Cities projects are mostly about family homes: bathrooms that see daily traffic, entry floors that take wet boots half the year, and kitchens that actually get cooked in. Durability decisions matter more here than anywhere, so we put real thought into porcelain selection, grout that stays presentable, and waterproofing that means the shower never becomes a renovation emergency.
The housing splits three ways. The 1970s and 80s homes in Ranch Park, Harbour Chines and Austin Heights are on builder-grade bathrooms whose original assemblies are reaching the end of their life. Burke Mountain and Westwood Plateau are newer, with the open plans and large-format tile that come with them, and Port Coquitlam’s townhomes sit between. The towers around Coquitlam Centre and Burquitlam bring condo work with strata logistics.
What the Tri-Cities hire us for
Bathroom renovations are the core of our Coquitlam work: full rebuilds of 80s and 90s bathrooms, tub-to-shower conversions for families that don’t use the tub, and heated floors. Shower tile installation on its own usually means a shower that’s leaking into the room below, rebuilt as a Schluter system that’s tested before tile.
Kitchen renovations bring porcelain floors that run from the kitchen through the family room, and backsplashes cut clean around outlets and the hood. The newer homes on the mountain bring custom tile installation: slab walls, feature fireplaces, and ensuites closer to wet rooms. We also take commercial tile around Coquitlam Centre, along Austin Avenue and in downtown Port Moody.
Rebuilding builder-grade bathrooms
A 1990s or 2000s bathroom in Coquitlam was usually built fast: greenboard behind the tile, a fibreglass pan or a thin mortar bed, no membrane. When it fails, and it does, the fix is the assembly, not the surface. We take it back to the framing, replace what’s soft, and build a wet area that will still be dry when the next owner moves in.
If you’re planning tile work in the Tri-Cities, request a quote with a few photos. We’ll tell you what’s behind the wall first.
Tile services in Coquitlam
What we install in Coquitlam.
Neighbourhoods we work in
Burke Mountain, Westwood Plateau, Austin Heights, Ranch Park, Maillardville, Coquitlam Centre, Burquitlam, Harbour Chines, Port Moody, Port Coquitlam, and the rest of Coquitlam. If your address is just outside those, ask anyway; the answer is usually yes.
FAQ
Common questions in Coquitlam.
Do you cover Port Coquitlam and Port Moody too?
Yes, the Tri-Cities are all in our regular working area, along with Pitt Meadows and Maple Ridge across the river.
What tile holds up best for a busy family bathroom?
Porcelain is the workhorse: hard-wearing, low-maintenance, and available in everything from stone looks to bold formats. We'll also steer grout and finish choices toward what cleans easily, not just what photographs well.
Can you fix a shower that was tiled badly?
We can rebuild it. Most failed showers we open up failed beneath the tile, in the waterproofing, so the honest fix is a rebuild of the assembly rather than a patch over the same problem.
Do you work in the Burke Mountain and Westwood Plateau new builds?
Yes. Newer homes bring large-format tile, open floor plans and curbless showers, and their own prep: framing that's still settling and slabs that need a flatness check before big tile goes down.
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