Surface Preparation – Clean, level, and prepare floors or walls to ensure tiles adhere properly.

Measuring and Planning – Measure areas accurately and plan tile layout for symmetry and aesthetic appeal.

Tile Cutting – Cut tiles to fit edges, corners, and around obstacles using appropriate tools.

Mixing Adhesives and Grout – Prepare and apply adhesives, mortar, or grout correctly.

Tile Installation – Lay tiles in the correct pattern, spacing, and alignment.

Ensuring Leveling – Use leveling tools to make sure tiles are flat and even.

Joint and Grout Finishing – Fill joints with grout and finish them neatly to prevent cracks or water penetration.

Surface Sealing – Apply sealants to protect tiles and grout from moisture and stains.

Repair and Replacement – Replace broken, chipped, or damaged tiles.

Maintenance and Cleaning Guidance – Advise clients on proper care of tiled surfaces.

Health and Safety Compliance – Follow safety regulations to prevent accidents and handle tools safely.

Material Selection Advice – Recommend tile types, colors, and finishes suitable for the project.

Time Management – Complete tiling projects within deadlines while maintaining quality.

Collaboration with Other Trades – Coordinate with builders, electricians, and plumbers during installation.

Problem-Solving – Address uneven surfaces, awkward layouts, or unexpected obstacles efficiently.