All of Denpasar city — homes, ruko shopfronts, offices — with Sanur, Kuta and Legian on the same routes. Large-format floors, volume work, bathroom refits: measured, quoted, delivered.
Denpasar is Bali's capital and our most residential, family-home market. Less villa glamour, more solid everyday tiling: family houses, shophouses, offices and the occasional ruko fit-out, where value and durability matter more than designer stone.
We tile for local homeowners, landlords, small offices and shophouse (ruko) owners across Denpasar. Budgets are tighter and the emphasis is on doing the job once, properly, with hard-wearing porcelain and clean, even grout lines that still look good in five years.
Denpasar homes are often two and three storeys, so upstairs bathroom waterproofing is critical — a leak here damages the rooms below. We also see a lot of repair work where original developer tiling skipped substrate prep, leaving hollow, cracking floors. We level properly and lay with full coverage so the repair actually lasts.
A two-storey Denpasar family home had an upstairs bathroom leaking through to the kitchen ceiling. We traced it to a failed (or absent) membrane, stripped the wet area back, waterproofed correctly, re-tiled and re-sealed. The ceiling below was repaired and stayed dry.
Denpasar is central and quick to reach — site visits usually within 1 day. City or coast, the rate card is identical. Every quote follows an on-site measure — floor flatness, existing screed, access for materials — so the figure you sign is the figure you pay.
Denpasar briefs range from a single family bathroom to hundreds of square metres of shop floor. We bring the same discipline to both: level substrate, correct adhesive class for the traffic, straight lines that survive scrutiny under shop lighting.
City jobs run on the identical rate card as beach-side ones; Denpasar carries no delivery premium. Floor tiling from IDR 90,000/m², bathroom tiling from IDR 120,000/m², with a free measuring visit before any number is fixed. See full pricing →