Still climbing over a high tub wall just to shower every morning? We convert bathtubs into walk-in and low-threshold showers across Burlington — clean tile work, real waterproofing, and a finished space in days, not weeks. If your old tub sits unused, feels harder to step in and out of every year, or you just want to transform bathtub to shower Burlington style with something more open, a tub-to-shower conversion is one of the fastest ways to upgrade a tired bathroom without a full remodel. We handle the entire project for Burlington homeowners — a walk in bathtub to shower conversion Burlington families ask for most — with proper waterproofing, a fixed price in writing, and a warranty on the work. Call our Burlington team to see your bathroom in person and get a free conversion estimate.
Our team is an experienced tile and flooring crew with multiple bathroom projects completed across Burlington. As a bathroom tile contractor Burlington homeowners already trust, we protect every job with a firm written price, proper waterproofing, and clear, controlled timelines — including full re-tiles, heated bathroom floor installation, and hardwood flooring. We're also the flooring contractor Burlington homeowners call for the drier areas of a bathroom, and the tile installer Burlington homes have relied on, as well as a flooring installer for general Burlington Ontario flooring work, including hardwood floor installation Burlington where a warmer look fits better.
How Much Does Bathroom Tile Installation Cost In Burlington?
Bathroom tile installation cost depends mostly on tile type, floor size, and subfloor condition. A standard ceramic tile floor usually runs $1,500 to $3,000. Porcelain tile installation Burlington homeowners often pick for durability typically lands between $2,800 and $5,000, while natural stone or designer tile can run $5,000 to $9,000+. Bathroom subfloor repair Burlington adds roughly $300 to $900 when needed, and a heated bathroom floor installation Burlington adds $800 to $1,800 on top of any tile job. On the flooring side, hardwood flooring Burlington runs $6 to $12 per square foot installed, laminate bathroom flooring Burlington runs $3 to $6 per square foot, and vinyl flooring Burlington runs $4 to $7 per square foot — both solid picks for a secondary bathroom. A quick visit gets you a firm, written price for your specific bathroom flooring installation Burlington project.
A free in-home visit first — we check your subfloor, existing tile, and layout before quoting anything.
Tile and flooring is a dedicated specialty here, not something squeezed in at the end of a bigger renovation quote.
Subfloor condition gets checked before tile ever goes down — cement board and proper waterproofing membrane, not tile laid straight over a weak base.
Waterproofing is done with a full Schluter Kerdi membrane system where it matters — behind the tile, not just caulked at the edges.
You choose the tile, pattern, and grout colour with us, from real samples, not from whatever's sitting in a warehouse that week.
Heated bathroom floor installation is wired and tested before a single tile goes down over it.
The price is locked once the design and material are approved — it doesn't move after that.
Tile and flooring work carries its own workmanship warranty, separate from general renovation coverage.
Serving homeowners across Roseland, Millcroft, Aldershot, Tyandaga, Alton Village, and Headon Forest.
WHY CHOOSE US
Our Tile & Flooring Services Include
Full tear-out of old bathroom tile, flooring, and adhesive or grout, down to the subfloor
Subfloor inspection and bathroom subfloor repair — replacing soft or damaged sections before anything goes back down
Cement board and a full waterproofing membrane (Schluter Kerdi / Kerdi membrane) behind tile and around the shower pan
Bathroom tile installation in porcelain tile, ceramic tile, natural stone, and designer tile — straight-lay, herringbone, or large-format patterns
Custom tile and floor tile pattern work, including mixed materials and mosaic accents
Heated bathroom floor installation with radiant floor heating, wired and tested prior to tile-setting
Hardwood, laminate, and vinyl flooring installation for bathroom areas outside the direct wet zone
Shower tile and backsplash work to match or complement the floor
Grout selection, slip-resistant sealing, and transition/trim finishing between rooms and flooring types
Common Tile & Flooring Problems We Solve
Most tile and flooring calls we get in Burlington start with one of these.
Cracked or chipped bathroom tile that keeps spreading, usually from a subfloor that was never properly reinforced
Cold floors every winter morning, driving most requests for a heated bathroom floor installation Burlington homeowners can actually feel the difference from
Grout that's stained, crumbling, or growing mildew no matter how often it's cleaned — usually a sign the waterproofing underneath was never done right
A slippery bathroom floor that feels unsafe when wet, especially with kids or older homeowners in the house
Outdated tile — small, busy patterns or dated colours that make an otherwise fine bathroom look years behind
Soft or spongy spots underfoot, a sign of subfloor damage from a slow leak that's been ignored
Flooring that doesn't match the rest of a renovated bathroom, left over from a partial remodel
Warranty & Workmanship Guarantee
A tile or flooring job that looks fine on day one but fails at the seams two years later isn't a finished job — here's what we stand behind after we leave. Waterproofing Guarantee — The membrane behind the tile is covered on its own, because a leak there causes real damage long before it's visible on the surface. Level Floors, Checked Properly — We run a level across the floor before grout goes in, so a lean or a dip gets caught while it's still fixable, not after the fact. Grout & Sealant Coverage — Seams and sealant are usually the first thing to fail on a rushed job, so we back that work separately from the rest of the install. Handover Walkthrough — You get a full walkthrough plus written documentation once the floor is finished, not just a text saying the job's done. Ongoing Support After Install — Grout touch-ups, a loose transition strip, general questions — we're still reachable once the crew's gone.
Benefits Of Our Premium Tile & Flooring Burlington Services
Floors That Actually Stay Warm — A heated bathroom floor installation turns the coldest room in the house into the one nobody minds walking into barefoot. A Floor Built to Handle Water, Not Just Look Good — Proper waterproofing and moisture resistance mean no soft spots or hidden damage five years from now. Tile That Matches How the Room Is Actually Used — Slip resistance where it counts, durability where it takes the most traffic, and a pattern that fits the room instead of fighting it. A Room That Finally Feels Current — Large-format tile, natural stone accents, texture, and modern design finishes change the feel of a bathroom more than almost any other single upgrade. Warm Floors Aren't Just a Luxury Anymore — Once homeowners try heated floors in one bathroom, most ask for them in the next. Long-Lasting Work With Easy Maintenance — Proper grout, sealing, and craftsmanship mean less scrubbing and fewer repairs for years, not months.
Cracked or lifting bathroom tile isn't just cosmetic — it's often a sign the waterproofing underneath has already failed, letting moisture reach the subfloor long before anything looks obviously wrong on the surface. That's exactly why re-tiling or replacing the flooring is one of the most impactful single upgrades you can make to a bathroom: it modernizes the room, adds real durability underfoot, and — when the membrane is installed properly — heads off the kind of hidden subfloor damage that failing grout is notorious for. For anyone planning ahead too — a household member who struggles with a cold or slippery floor, or just wanting fewer surprises down the line — a heated bathroom floor installation or a slip-resistant porcelain surface, sized to your space, addresses that need before it becomes urgent. Either way, getting your tile and flooring redone before a small crack or a slow leak turns into a full subfloor repair is always the cheaper, easier call.
Why Tile & Flooring Upgrades Matter
How Our Tile & Flooring Installation Process Works?
Our priority is getting what's underneath the tile right, because that's the part that determines whether the finished floor lasts.
Consultation
A free home visit to look at what's actually going on — cracked tile, cold floors, an old subfloor — and talk through which tile or flooring options make sense for the room.
Measure & Design
We measure the floor, check for dips or soft spots, and put together a design — tile or flooring type, layout, grout colour — with a firm number attached.
Demolition & Subfloor Prep
Old tile or flooring is torn out, subfloor repairs happen here if needed, and cement board goes down wherever tile is going back in.
Waterproofing & Install
The waterproofing membrane goes in first, then tile or flooring is set to the approved layout — heated floor wiring, if you're adding it, goes in at this stage.
Grout & Handover
Grout goes in and gets sealed, trim and transitions are finished, and we walk the floor with you before calling the job done.
Not sure yet whether your bathroom needs a full re-tile, a subfloor fix, a heated floor add-on, or just new flooring outside the wet zone? That's exactly what the in-home visit is for. Someone from the team comes out, looks at what's actually going on underneath and on the surface, and walks you through porcelain, natural stone, and heated-floor options that fit the room — no pressure, no cost, and a real number by the time we leave.
Roseland, Millcroft, Aldershot, Tyandaga, Alton Village, and Headon Forest are the neighbourhoods we're in most often for tile and flooring work — everything from a single cracked tile fixed in an afternoon to a full re-tile with heated flooring and new hardwood outside the wet zone. We handle flooring beyond tile too, so whether it's porcelain, natural stone, laminate, vinyl, or hardwood, it's the same crew and the same quote either way. Outside those six neighbourhoods but still in Burlington? Reach out anyway — we cover the city broadly, not just the areas listed here.
Is bathroom tile installation available across Burlington ON?
Yes — we install bathroom tile, heated bathroom flooring, and hardwood flooring for homeowners across Burlington and the surrounding neighbourhoods, from small repair jobs to full floor replacements.
What are the average costs for bathroom tile installation in Burlington?
Most bathroom tile jobs run from $1,500 for a standard ceramic tile floor up to $9,000+ for natural stone or designer tile with more complex pattern work — size, material, and subfloor condition all affect the final number.
Why is tile labor so expensive?
Tile labor cost reflects the prep work most people don't see — subfloor repair, cement board, and a proper waterproofing membrane — plus the time it takes to set tile level and square, which is what actually determines whether a floor lasts.
Is it cheaper to tile a bathroom floor yourself?
It can look cheaper upfront, but a bathroom floor is one of the worst places to skip waterproofing or subfloor prep — a DIY mistake here usually costs more to fix later than a professional installation would have cost in the first place.
What type of tile is best for a bathroom floor?
Porcelain tile is generally the top pick for bathroom floors — it handles moisture and slip resistance better than most alternatives — though natural stone and large-format tile are popular for a more custom, higher-end look.
How do I find a reliable tile contractor in the Burlington area?
Look for a local tile contractor who treats waterproofing and subfloor prep as part of the job, not an afterthought, and who gives you a firm written price before work starts rather than a vague estimate.
Can I add heated flooring to an existing bathroom tile installation?
Yes, but it's easiest and most cost-effective to add a heated bathroom floor installation at the same time as a full re-tile, since the heating element has to go in before the tile is set.
Are there affordable bathroom tile installers near Burlington?
Pricing varies by tile type and floor condition, but a free in-home visit is the fastest way to get an honest, affordable number for your specific bathroom rather than a generic online estimate.
What's the best bathroom tile in Burlington right now?
Large-format porcelain in a matte or textured finish is the most requested flooring tile in Burlington bathrooms at the moment, though natural stone still wins out for homeowners going for a higher-end, custom look.
Is laminate or vinyl flooring better for a bathroom?
Vinyl flooring generally handles moisture better than laminate bathroom flooring, which makes it the safer pick for a bathroom — laminate is fine in a low-moisture powder room but isn't our first recommendation for a full wet bathroom.