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About tiling and waterproofing in Melbourne's north

There are 3 businesses listed under tiling and waterproofing on Local Business Near Me, across 3 suburbs in Melbourne's north. You'll find the most in Craigieburn (1), Fawkner (1) and Thomastown (1). Open any listing for its contact details and location, plus opening hours where the business has shared them. Listing your business is free.

Tiling and waterproofing by suburb

Tiling and waterproofing in Melbourne's north

Tilers across the northern suburbs lay floor and wall tiles in bathrooms, kitchens, laundries and outdoor areas, and many also handle waterproofing, regrouting and shower repairs.

Waterproofing in wet areas must meet Australian Standard AS 3740. In Victoria, domestic building work worth more than $10,000 must be done by a registered building practitioner.

What to check before you book

  • Ask how they waterproof wet areas and whether it meets AS 3740
  • Ask for a waterproofing certificate when the job is done
  • Get a written quote listing tiles, labour and materials
  • Check they carry public liability insurance
  • Ask how long the job will take and when the area can be used

Common questions about tiling and waterproofing

Why is waterproofing so important?

Poor waterproofing in bathrooms and laundries can cause leaks, rot and mould that are expensive to fix. It's one of the most common building defects.

Can I tile over old tiles?

Sometimes, if the old tiles are flat, firmly stuck and there's no water damage. A tiler can tell you if it's suitable.