Bathroom & Ensuite Tiling in Wangaratta & Surrounds

From a simple shower re-tile to a full floor-to-ceiling luxury ensuite, we handle the substrate, waterproofing and tiling to Australian Standards. Every bathroom gets the same attention to falls, alignment and finish, whatever the budget.

  • Full bathroom & ensuite tiling
  • Curbless walk-in showers with precision screed falls
  • AS 3740 compliant waterproofing
  • Recessed niches, feature walls & mitred corners
  • Small bathroom refreshes & shower re-tiles
Completed grey stone ensuite renovation with recessed niche, tiled by Pro Square Tiling

Luxury ensuites

Calacatta-look slab walls, herringbone floors, curbless showers with linear or envelope-cut drains, and French cut mitred niches. These are the details that make a bathroom feel custom-built.

Everyday bathrooms & small updates

Not every job needs to be a showpiece. We also re-tile tired showers, replace cracked floor tiles, tile laundries and powder rooms, and deliver tidy, durable bathrooms for rentals and family homes.

Done right underneath

Screed falls to the waste, membrane and bond breakers to AS 3740, and laser-levelled walls. The part you never see is what stops leaks and cracked tiles in five years’ time.

Servicing Wangaratta, Benalla, Beechworth, Myrtleford, Albury–Wodonga & North East Victoria

Based in Hansonville, we regularly work in Wangaratta, Benalla, Beechworth, Myrtleford, Albury–Wodonga, Hansonville and the surrounding towns. Whether it is a premium bathroom & ensuite tiling project or a quick fix, get in touch for a free, no-obligation quote.

Bathroom & Ensuite Tiling: FAQs

How long does it take to tile a bathroom?

A standard bathroom is usually tiled within about a week once the room is ready, allowing for waterproofing cure times. Larger ensuites or slab and mitred work take longer. We give you a timeline with your quote.

Do you do the waterproofing as well?

Yes. We install waterproofing to AS 3740 as part of our bathroom tiling, so one trade is responsible for both the membrane and the tiles on top of it.