Tiling work arrives from two directions: directly from homeowners doing a bathroom or kitchen, and as a subcontract from builders and renovation companies. The direct work pays better and is won on finish quality; the trade work is steadier and won on reliability and rate.
What tiling websites actually need
Most tilers want more of the direct work, which means the site has to sell finish rather than availability.
- Galleries by application — bathrooms, kitchens, floors, outdoor, feature walls
- Waterproofing credentials, which is licensed work and a genuine differentiator
- Detail photography showing cuts, edges and grout lines where quality actually shows
- Indicative pricing per square metre by tile type
- Trade enquiry path separate from homeowner enquiries
Waterproofing is the credential worth leading with
Bathroom waterproofing is licensed work and failures are expensive and common enough that homeowners have heard the stories. A tiler who explains waterproofing properly — what standard applies, what the process is, what warranty attaches — separates immediately from those competing only on rate.
Common mistakes we see
These come up repeatedly when we audit sites in this sector. Most are inexpensive to fix and cost real enquiries while they remain.
- Waterproofing credentials not mentioned, missing the genuine differentiator
- Photos too wide to show cuts, edges and grout lines where quality actually shows
- No price range, so quoting time goes to jobs that were never viable
- Bathroom and kitchen combined despite being searched separately
How we work
Fixed price agreed before anything starts. Conversion tracking configured before launch. You own the domain, hosting and site outright, with no lock-in on anything ongoing.
Frequently asked questions
How much does a tiler website cost?
Fixed price agreed upfront based on scope.
Should I show a price per square metre?
A range helps. Tile size, layout complexity and substrate all shift the figure, but a range filters enquiries whose expectations were never realistic.
Do I need separate bathroom and kitchen pages?
Yes. They are searched separately and the concerns differ — bathrooms are about waterproofing, kitchens about splashbacks and finish.
How do I win more direct homeowner work?
Detail photography and waterproofing credentials. Builders book on rate and reliability; homeowners book on evidence of finish quality.
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Tell us about your tiling business and what the website needs to produce. We will come back within one business day.