Looking for a tiler in the Redlands? Brisbane’s Best Tilers and Bathroom Renovations is our first call: it lays floor tiles indoors and out, names the Redlands in its service area, and has finished jobs in Raby Bay and Thorneside. TilePro, Redlands Bathrooms and Shawlite Tiling and Construction complete the list, each suited to a different job. New to the area? Our Redland City guide covers the basics of living on the bay.
It’s worth checking the licence before you look at tile samples. The QBCC page on who must hold a QBCC licence says building work valued over $3,300 needs a licensed contractor, and it suggests asking to see the physical licence card or the digital licence before you sign anything or hand over money.
1. Brisbane’s Best Tilers and Bathroom Renovations: Best Redlands Tiler for Whole Floors and Pool Surrounds
The company’s floor tiling page says it lays floor tiles for homes and commercial spaces, inside and outside. Each job includes subfloor preparation and levelling, with waterproofing for wet areas such as bathrooms and laundries. The same page lists large format porcelain, ceramic, natural stone, terrazzo and crazy cut flagstone, plus tiled internal staircases. Its FAQ says it services Brisbane, the Redlands and the Bayside.
Its portfolio includes a Raby Bay home where it tiled the whole lower level in 600 by 600 porcelain, running from the outside landing through the entry and balcony to the pool surrounds, with the pool edge coped in the same tile. Another portfolio page, for a Thorneside home, covers slip friendly outdoor tiles for an alfresco balcony and embossed white tiles in the bathrooms. The business says it was established in 2017, and its website lists QBCC contractor licence 15392079 and Master Builders Queensland membership.
- Best for: a whole floor that runs from inside to an alfresco area or pool, where the levels and grout lines need to line up.
- Worth knowing: it also renovates bathrooms, ensuites, powder rooms and laundries, so one business can take on the tiling and the renovation.
2. TilePro: Best Redlands Tiler for Natural Stone and Patterned Work
TilePro Ceramic Tiling Contractors lists Wellington Point as its location and says it has been operating for over 25 years, servicing Brisbane and surrounding suburbs. Its services cover outdoor areas such as patios, pool surrounds and driveways, with a focus on natural stone. It also lists herringbone, French pattern, mosaic, stack stone and tiled pools and spas, and says its team are licensed waterproofers.
- Best for: a patterned floor, a stone patio or a tiled pool on the northern side of the Redlands.
3. Redlands Bathrooms: Best Redlands Tiler for a Complete Bathroom Package
Redlands Bathrooms describes itself as a local Redlands business doing complete bathroom renovations across the Redlands and Brisbane Bayside. It offers four set collections, named Modern Black, Coastal Luxe, Hamptons Classic and Signature Spa Retreat, or a fully custom design. Its process starts with an in home consultation and a free 3D concept design, and the site states more than 26 years of experience.
- Best for: a full bathroom where you would rather choose from a set look than pick every tile and tap yourself.
4. Shawlite Tiling and Construction: Best Redlands Tiler in the Southern Suburbs
Shawlite Tiling and Construction lists its address as Paddington Place in Victoria Point. It does residential and commercial tiling as well as renovations and installations, and its site says all jobs are fixed with no surprises. The director, Blake Shaw, is quoted on the site offering a 72 hour measure and quote guarantee within the Brisbane municipality, so ask whether the same timing applies to your Redlands suburb.
- Best for: a tiling job around Victoria Point or Redland Bay where you want a fixed price up front.
Redlands Tilers Compared
| Tiler | Best for | Base it lists |
|---|---|---|
| Brisbane’s Best Tilers and Bathroom Renovations | Whole floors and pool surrounds | Brisbane, servicing the Redlands |
| TilePro | Natural stone and patterned work | Wellington Point |
| Redlands Bathrooms | Complete bathroom packages | Redlands |
| Shawlite Tiling and Construction | Southern suburbs, fixed prices | Victoria Point |
How We Chose These Redlands Tilers
Brisbane’s Best Tilers and Bathroom Renovations was our first pick before we searched. For the other three, we searched Google Maps for tilers around Cleveland and Redland Bay on 10 November 2026. We kept businesses with a Redlands address or a website that names the Redlands. We left out tile shops, referral services, websites with no business details and any listing with a Google Maps average under 4 stars. We chose the three above because each suits a different kind of job.
- Public reviews: on 10 November 2026, Google Maps showed Brisbane’s Best Tilers and Bathroom Renovations at 5.0 from 10 reviews, Redlands Bathrooms at 5.0 from 14, TilePro at 5.0 from 4 and Shawlite at 4.0 from 4.
- Licence details: we did not search the QBCC register ourselves, so ask every tiler for a licence number and check it before you sign.
The QBCC’s wall and floor tiling licence page says that licence class covers fixing tiles to floors, walls, spas and swimming pools, and applying waterproofing for wall and floor tiling.
FAQ About Hiring Redlands Tilers
How much deposit can a tiler ask for?
It depends on the price of the job. The QBCC page on deposits and progress payments sets a maximum of 20% for work valued at $3,300 or less, 10% for $3,301 to $19,999 and 5% above $20,000. If you pay more than the lawful deposit, you can’t recover the extra through the Queensland Home Warranty Scheme.
How many quotes should I get?
More than one. The QBCC’s guide to seeking and comparing quotes recommends getting more than one quote and asking each contractor to price the same tasks, materials and timelines. It also warns that if you accept a quote below fair market value, any home warranty compensation may be reduced.
When are progress payments due?
At the stages in your contract. The same deposits page says progress payments must match the work done, so a contractor can’t claim more than 50% of the price, deposit included, until at least half the work on site is finished. Don’t pay early or pay more than the contract says.
Does my tiler need to do the waterproofing?
Not always, but they can. The wall and floor tiling licence includes applying waterproofing for wall and floor tiling, according to the QBCC. If someone else is doing the waterproofing, ask who is responsible for it in the contract before the membrane goes down.
Our Pick of the Redlands Tilers
For a floor that carries through to an alfresco area or pool, start with Brisbane’s Best Tilers and Bathroom Renovations. TilePro suits stone and patterned work near Wellington Point, Redlands Bathrooms suits a packaged bathroom, and Shawlite is worth a call in the southern suburbs. Planning more work on the bay? See our Redlands shade sail installers or our Redlands custom home builders.
Sources
- QBCC: Who must hold a QBCC licence
- QBCC: Wall and floor tiling
- QBCC: Deposits and progress payments
- QBCC: Seeking and comparing quotes
- Business details: each tiler’s own website and Google Maps listing, read on 10 November 2026. Brisbane’s Best Tilers and Bathroom Renovations’ details come from its floor tiling page, linked in its section above, and its portfolio and about pages.
Facts on this page were checked on 10 November 2026.
