Tiling in Botley
Bathrooms, kitchens, wet rooms and floors tiled properly — level substrates, correct adhesive, straight joints. We're a father-and-son team based in Buckinghamshire and Botley is well within our regular working patch.
Tiling for homes in Botley.
Looking for tiling in Botley? J.C General Builders is a family-run father-and-son team — James and Callum Weir — covering Botley and the rest of Oxfordshire. The people who quote your job are the people who turn up and do it.
Tiling problems almost always start behind the tile: an unlevel substrate, the wrong adhesive, or tanking that was skipped in a wet area. We prep properly — boarding, levelling, priming and tanking — before the first tile goes up.
Large-format porcelain, natural stone, mosaic, metro and patterned floor tiles: set out from the centre lines that matter, cut cleanly around fittings, and grouted and silicone-sealed to a neat finish.
The building stock is a proper mix — Cotswold stone through Burford, Chipping Norton and Woodstock, Victorian terraces in Oxford and Banbury, and modern estate housing across Didcot, Bicester and Carterton. That means lime mortar and stone repair on one job and a clean-lined porcelain patio or a full rear extension on the next.
Tiling in Botley includes
- Bathroom, en-suite and wet room tiling
- Kitchen splashbacks and full wall tiling
- Large-format porcelain and natural stone
- Floor tiling, levelling compound and underfloor heating overlays
- Tanking and waterproofing to wet areas
- Re-grouting, re-sealing and tile repairs
Our process on every Botley job.
Substrate check
We check the wall or floor is flat, sound and suitable, and board, level or prime it where it isn't.
Set out
Dry-laid and set out so cuts land where they look deliberate, not awkward corners of half tiles.
Fix
Correct adhesive for the tile and substrate, full-bed on large format, consistent joint spacing throughout.
Grout and seal
Grouted, cleaned off and silicone sealed to internal corners and junctions.
Tiling in Botley — common questions
- Can you tile over existing tiles?
- Sometimes — if the existing tiles are sound, flat and well bonded. More often it's better to take them off and start with a proper substrate, and we'll tell you which one your job needs.
- Do you supply the tiles?
- You can supply your own or we can source them. Either way we'll advise on quantities so you're not short mid-job or paying for three spare boxes.
- Do wet rooms need tanking?
- Yes, always. Any fully wet area gets a proper tanking system before tiling — it isn't an optional extra.
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