Reading is one of the fastest-changing places in the Home Counties, with Victorian streets, leafy Thames-side neighbourhoods and plenty of new development. That variety means no two projects are the same — but every one gets the same careful survey, real samples and hand-applied finish.
We bring microcement, Venetian plaster, Marmorino and tadelakt to homes across Reading, Wokingham and the Thames Valley.
Microcement bathrooms in Reading
Seamless bathrooms are one of the most popular ways to modernise a Reading home. With microcement, the floor, walls, shower and even a built-in bench become one continuous surface — no grout to scrub, no tiles to crack, and a calm, spa-like feel that makes small bathrooms look much larger.
In many cases we can apply microcement directly over existing, well-bonded tiles. Where walls are being rebuilt or a new walk-in shower is going in, we install a full tanking system first. Weighing it up against a traditional retile? Read microcement vs tiles: which is better?
Floors for open-plan living
From Victorian terraces in Redlands and Katesgrove to newer homes in Earley, Woodley and Wokingham, many Reading houses now have an open-plan kitchen at the back. A microcement floor ties the space together with a single, seamless surface that works with underfloor heating and flows right up to the garden doors.
Older houses often have suspended timber floors, which must be made rigid before any thin, hard finish goes down. We’re upfront about this at survey — read more in our microcement floors guide.
Polished plaster for living spaces
For living rooms, bedrooms and hallways, polished lime plaster brings a depth and calm that paint can’t. Caversham Heights and Sonning homes often suit a soft Marmorino hallway or a satin Venetian feature wall; in modern apartments, a bolder colour or metallic finish can transform a single wall.
Areas around Reading we cover
We cover central Reading and its neighbourhoods — including Caversham, Caversham Heights, Emmer Green, Redlands, Katesgrove, Southcote and Tilehurst — plus Earley, Woodley, Sonning, Twyford, Wokingham, Pangbourne and Henley-on-Thames.
We also work in nearby Windsor, Beaconsfield and down into Surrey towards Guildford.
Costs and next steps
Every quote is fixed and itemised after a free survey. For typical price ranges for bathrooms, floors and feature walls, see our pricing guide. Then get in touch to arrange your visit — we’ll bring the samples.
