Bathroom Renovations

Build for the Future

Sustainability is a word thrown around too often these days, but when you're speaking about tile installations it really does fit. Long term, tile costs less than any other floor covering available today. The higher initial costs of tile installation are quickly offset by repair and replacement of inferior materials as soon as 10 years after installation.

When installed properly and designed tastefully, tile is always the best bet. The options to customize your space become almost limitless when you select tile as your medium.

What do you want in your bathroom?

How It Works

Contact

Submit your contact information and we'll contact you to set up a good time to speak about your project.

Consult & Design

We go through all the details so you know what to expect when your project starts. Receive your free estimate, review, revise and finalize your design.

Build & Enjoy

The most exciting phase of any project, boots hit the ground. Be prepared to fall in love with your home all over again.

Discover Our Process

A Stress Free Experience.

You have so many choices to make when renovating, and at times it can be overwhelming. You will be guided through the planning of your project so you can make informed decisions.
Your project deserves care and we deliver by only completing one job at a time, giving our full attention to you.
Estimates are always free, and we don't share your personal information with anyone.

More Than "Just" A Bathroom

A functional bathroom should be beautiful at the same time.

We can incorporate many unique design elements to better suit your bathroom to you. Luxury upgrades take your experience to the next level.

Heated Floors
Curbless Showers
Custom Cabinetry
Tiled Baseboard / Wainscotting
Linear Drains
Custom Tile Work
Premium Easy To Clean Grout
Niches
Steam Showers
Envelope Cut Shower Floors

Click here to check out some of the other beautiful bathrooms we've worked on.

What Our Clients Say

"I was most impressed with Kevin's professionalism and attention to detail. With any job, there are always decisions to make. Kevin always communicated the options effectively, bringing confidence to the decision-making process. He was reliable, trustworthy and always created a high-quality finish to his work". - Mike Moore

Let's Talk About Your Reno.

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All About Grout

By Kamtac Renovations • 07 Jul, 2020

For thousands of years, tile setters have used grout as an essential part of any successful installation. Using the sand strata method, tiles would be laid on a bed of tamped sand, with a bond coat of wet mortar. This wet mortar also served to fill the joint between the tiles. As methods and products evolved, grout became a separate product with a different composition from setting mortars or thin-sets. The main difference being that mortar has lime in it and grout does not. Grout is composed of water, cement, and sand. The most common type of grout on the market today is cement based grout. This type is used in most residential installations. This has been the standard for decades, and will continue to be. Cement based grout is sold in "sanded" and "unsanded" varieties. Sanded grout has more course aggregates, meant for wider joints, while unsanded has a fine aggregate meant for thin joints. While it gets the job done, there are some drawbacks. Cement based grouts are porous and require sealing to prevent staining. Efflorescence (visible mineral salts on the surface of the grout) is a common issue with any cement based product. Mixing powdered grout releases chemicals into the air that are then breathed in by the installer, and potentially anyone else in the work area. When mixing, the installer needs to take great care to ensure the mixture is correct, and consistent throughout the entire installation. An incorrect ratio of water to grout can cause excess efflorescence, inconsistent colour, pin holes, and other issues. Most contractors leave the grout installation to their unskilled help, which does not turn out well. Advancements in composition mean cement based grouts can offer very solid performance over the life of the installation. The key is choosing the correct one for the type of installation you are planning, and carefully following the manufacturers instructions. We use and recommend Laticrete's Permacolor Select when choosing cement based grout for your project. Colours can be matched, customized or selected from the range of 40 available colours. Sealing is not required and it is eligible for lifetime warranty coverage.

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