Websites for tiling contractors
Web design for tiling contractors: £249.99 to build, then £49.99 a month, no minimum term. Failures are almost always the substrate. Sell the preparation nobody else mentions.
Customers choose tiles and assume the tiling is the easy part. Almost every tiling failure — cracked grout, lifting tiles, a leaking wet room — comes from what was underneath rather than from the tiles themselves.
A contractor who explains preparation is selling the part of the job that actually determines whether it lasts, and distinguishing themselves from a quote that is cheaper because it skips exactly that.
What your customers want answered
- Do you prepare and level the floor or wall first
- Is the wet room properly tanked, and what guarantee is there
- Can you tile over what is already there
- What does it cost per square metre, and does that include materials
- How long will the bathroom be out of use
Photograph the stage nobody seesTanking membrane going on, backer boards fixed, a floor being levelled, movement joints set out. These are the photographs that prove you do the work a cheaper quote leaves out, and they are far more persuasive to a careful customer than the finished room.
Quoting a rate without qualifying the substrate
A price per square metre that assumes a perfect surface leads to variations, arguments and bad reviews. Saying what the rate assumes, and what preparation typically costs, keeps the job honest.
Lines, levels and grout
Tiling is judged in the detail: straight grout lines, even spacing, clean cuts around pipes and sockets, level floors and neat trims. Close-up photos of those show a customer the difference between a careful tiler and a quick one. A finished bathroom from a distance hides all of it.
Say what you tile and what you prepare
Bathrooms, kitchens, floors, wet rooms, large-format porcelain, natural stone, mosaics, outdoor porcelain. Name the work you do and the materials you are comfortable with. Large-format tiles and wet rooms in particular are specialist jobs people search for directly.
Explain your preparation: tanking in wet areas, levelling floors, backer boards, removing old tiles. It is why quotes differ, and it is what makes tiling last.
Supply or fit
Say whether customers buy their own tiles or whether you can supply them, and how you work out quantities and wastage. It is one of the first questions people ask.
Common questions
- What should a tiler's website show?
- Close-up photos of finished work, the types of tiling and materials you work with, how you prepare surfaces and waterproof wet areas, whether you supply tiles, the areas you cover and a quote form that accepts room sizes and photos.
- Should I have a page for wet rooms?
- If you build them, yes. People search for wet rooms specifically, and the waterproofing needs explaining.
- Can customers send measurements online?
- Yes. Room sizes and photos let you give a guide price before visiting.
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Tell me about your business.
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Liam Tapp, Website Builds