£495 ($625) is the fixed price of a tiler’s website with up to 5 pages, usually live within about 7 days; £1,495 ($1,895) covers up to 15 pages with a CMS. Tiling is judged up close, on grout lines, cuts round a basin and how a large-format tile meets an external corner, so a tiler’s site has to show detail shots and say plainly which standard the work follows.
What should a tiler put on their website?
- Two photos per job: wide, then close. The wide shot sells the room. The close-up of a mitred edge, a trim or a niche is what a fussy customer zooms in on, and it is where good tilers separate themselves from cheap ones.
- The surfaces and materials you fix. Walls, floors, wet rooms, splashbacks, outdoor porcelain, natural stone, mosaics, large format. Customers search by the job they have, so name each one.
- Supply and fix, or fix only. Say which you offer and whether you can source tiles through a merchant account. It changes the quote and saves both sides a wasted visit.
- Preparation, explained in a sentence or two. Customers rarely understand why boarding, priming or levelling adds time. A short paragraph on prep heads off the “why is your quote higher” conversation.
- Your towns and a way to send photos. A form that accepts pictures of the room lets you quote faster and filters out jobs you do not want.
Should a tiler’s website mention BS 5385?
Yes, if you work to it, because it is the British Standard code of practice for wall and floor tiling and naming it marks you out. The Tile Association lists its parts as: BS 5385-1 for internal wall tiling, BS 5385-2 for external wall tiling, BS 5385-3 for internal and external floors, and BS 5385-4 for tiling in special conditions (tiles.org.uk, checked October 2026). On your site, one plain line works best, for example “Walls tiled to BS 5385-1, floors to BS 5385-3”. The caveat: only claim it if it is true, because the standard is published by BSI and anyone can check what it requires.
Is Tile Association membership worth showing on a tiler’s website?
It is one of the few trade-specific badges a domestic tiler can earn, so yes. Independent Tile Fixer membership starts from £203 for businesses employing up to 2 tile fixers (apprentices and admin staff excluded). To join you supply two project references, hold public liability insurance, comply with the TTA Customer Care Policy and Code of Practice, and confirm that you work to BS 5385 and TTA technical publications (TTA membership criteria, checked October 2026). Fees are “starting from” figures, so check the current rate before you budget. The TTA also runs a public Find a Tiler directory; link your listing from your site so the badge can be verified in a click.
How do tilers get found on Google and in AI answers?
By having a page that matches each search. “Bathroom tiler [town]”, “floor tiling [town]” and “wet room tiling” are different searches, and one generic page rarely ranks for all of them. Give each service its own page with its own photos, name the towns you cover, and keep your Google Business Profile in step with the site. AI assistants pick up pages that answer a specific question in the first line, so write the honest answer you give customers on the phone, such as how long a typical bathroom takes you, rather than “contact us for details”. Our local SEO guide for UK businesses walks through the rest, and every site we build is mobile-first.
How much does a website for a tiler cost?
Our Starter site is £495 ($625): up to 5 pages, typically live in about 7 days, which suits a sole trader with one gallery and a services page. Tilers who want separate pages for bathrooms, floors, wet rooms and outdoor work, plus the ability to add jobs themselves, generally go for Business at £1,495 ($1,895), up to 15 pages with a CMS, typically two to three weeks. Both are fixed before we start; see our packages or the full guide to website costs in 2026. If your current site is not bringing in work, start with the signs a website is costing you customers.
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