Porcelain floor tiling in Sant Andreu.
We replace floors in flats, houses and premises in Sant Andreu with porcelain laid on a flat base, joints lined up from room to room and no lipping between tiles.
5/5 · Google reviewsWhen should you switch to porcelain?
- Cracked or hollow-sounding tiles
- Worn terrazzo or old ceramic
- You want one floor throughout
- Slippery terrace floor
What porcelain tiling includes
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Removing the old floor
We lift the existing floor, or tile over it if it is sound.
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Levelling the base
Self-levelling compound wherever the screed is not flat.
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Setting out the layout
Cuts and joints planned so the tiles look balanced in each room.
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Double-spread adhesive
Flexible adhesive on floor and tile, with no voids underneath.
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Large format, no lippage
Levelling clips keep big tiles perfectly flush.
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Grout and skirting
Movement joints, grout in your chosen colour and matching skirting.
What we look at before the first tile goes down
In early 20th-century buildings in areas such as Sant Andreu and La Trinitat Vella the original floor is often encaustic tile or terrazzo on timber or shallow-vault floors that flex slightly. Before laying porcelain we check how rigid the base is and, if needed, use an uncoupling membrane.
To finish floors in areas such as La Sagrera, Navas and El Congrés i els Indians, we leave perimeter joints under the skirting, grout in the colour you choose and clean off cement residue with the right product so no haze is left on the porcelain.
The site manager schedules removal, levelling and tiling room by room, and we leave the floor free of cement and dust. You will also find us nearby: Nou Barris, Horta-Guinardó and Sant Martí.
Get a quote for your porcelain floor
Frequently asked questions
01Porcelain floor tiling in Sant Andreu: which areas do you cover?
We work in Sant Andreu in areas such as Sant Andreu, La Trinitat Vella, La Sagrera, Navas, El Congrés i els Indians, El Bon Pastor and Baró de Viver, and also nearby: Nou Barris, Horta-Guinardó and Sant Martí.
02Can porcelain go over the old floor?
Often, yes, if the current floor is solid and flat. Door heights and thresholds with other rooms need checking, and we look at both during the visit.
03What does large-format porcelain need?
A very flat base, double-spread adhesive and levelling clips. Big tiles mean fewer joints, but the setting out and cutting have to be more precise.
04Can the same tile run from the living room to the terrace?
Only if the range has an outdoor non-slip version with the slip rating the CTE requires. Many collections offer both, so the floor can flow outside.
About us
High-quality renovations in Sant Andreu, with deadlines that are met.
We renovate flats and houses with clear planning, close follow-up and attention to every detail.
- Initial visit with no obligation
- Detailed and accurate estimate
- Follow-up until the work is finished
We work in Sant Andreu and the surrounding area
Reformas Romero-Vera is a renovation company working in Barcelona: Sant Andreu (Barcelonès, province of Barcelona) and specialising in porcelain floor tiling. We do this work in flats, houses and shops in every neighbourhood, with a prior visit and a detailed estimate with no obligation.
- Company
- Reformas Romero-Vera
- Service
- Porcelain floor tiling
- Area
- Barcelona: Sant Andreu · Barcelonès, province of Barcelona
- Postcode
- 08027, 08030
- Visit and estimate
- No obligation, in writing
- Phone
- +34 658 09 40 37 · WhatsApp +34 662 04 02 34
We also work in Nou Barris, Horta-Guinardó, Sant Martí, Santa Coloma de Gramenet and Sant Adrià de Besòs.
Neighbourhoods
- Sant Andreu
- La Trinitat Vella
- La Sagrera
- Navas
- El Congrés i els Indians
- El Bon Pastor
- Baró de Viver
Main streets and avenues
- Carrer Gran de Sant Andreu
- Carrer Gran de la Sagrera
- Avinguda Meridiana
- Carrer de Felip II
- Carrer de Garcilaso
- Carrer de Concepción Arenal
- Carrer de Sant Adrià
- Passeig de Santa Coloma
Already picked the tile for your floor?
Send us the model and rough square metres on WhatsApp, or get a quote, and we will tell you how we would lay it.