Show the finish, tile by tile.
A bathroom is stripped back and the floor is bare. The owner has tile ideas saved on their phone. They search for a tiler and zoom in on photos of corners and edges. They want to see neat lines and an easy way to ask for a price.
Work to show off
Each slot below is a place for your own photos.
- Bathroom walls and floorsPhoto slot
- Kitchen floors and wallsPhoto slot
- Shower and wet room tilingPhoto slot
- Mosaic and feature wallsPhoto slot
- Large porcelain tilesPhoto slot
- Natural stone floorsPhoto slot
- Hallways and porchesPhoto slot
- Fireplace surroundsPhoto slot
- Grouting and sealingPhoto slot
- Regrouting old tilesPhoto slot
What people want to know
Is the work neat?
Tiling is judged up close, at the corners, the edges and the grout. Large, sharp photos that let a customer zoom in show the care you take.
Can you do my kind of tile?
Small mosaics, big slabs and patterned floors need different skills. A list of the tiles and rooms you work on tells a customer you can handle theirs.
Will you prepare the walls and floor?
Tiles need a flat, dry surface. Say if you level floors, board walls and seal wet areas, and a customer knows what the quote covers.
How do we ask for a price?
A tiler needs the room, the size and the tile before giving a price. A short form on every page that asks for those makes the first step easy.
Proof that wins the quote
Close-up photos
Tight shots of corners, edges and grout lines show the detail. Take them in daylight with a phone.
Whole room shots
A wide photo of the whole room gives the feel, and the close-ups give the proof.
Kind words
Comments from past customers appear beside the rooms they describe, just as they were written.
You at work
A photo of you at work on a wall or floor, with a line about the way you like to work, helps a customer say yes.
Registrations and memberships
Some tilers hold registrations or memberships. Anything you hold gets a clear place on your website. We list only what you tell us.
The pages we build
- Home
One sharp photo of finished tiling, a short line on what you lay and a button to ask for a price.
- Gallery
Finished rooms in close-up and wide shots, sorted into bathrooms, kitchens, floors and feature walls.
- Tiles we lay
The types of tile and the rooms you work on, in plain words, so a customer knows you can do theirs.
- How we work
From measuring up to the last line of grout, in the order it happens, so no one is left guessing.
- About you
Who will be tiling in the house, with a photo, and a few words about how you like to work.
- Ask for a price
A short form for the room, the size, the tile and how to get back to the customer.
Planning ahead
Tiling is indoor work, so it carries on all year. People plan a new bathroom before guests arrive or after a move. Spring and summer bring floors, porches and patios into view. Photos of fresh work keep the website ready in every month.
Deposits and final payments
A tiling job is often paid in parts: a deposit for the tiles, then the rest when the grout is done. A card machine lets the customer pay the final part as you pack up, with no account number to copy down.
The terms, in full
- Card machine £25 + VAT a month, paid to our payment provider.
- Website, domain, hosting and one business mailbox included while you keep the machine.
- Minimum term as set by the payment provider's agreement: 3 months for a sole trader, 18 months for a limited company.
- Extra mailboxes £25 a year.
- Stop the machine and we offer to keep the website live at £20 a month.
Quick answers
Do you need lots of close-up photos?
A few help a lot. Send some close-ups of corners and edges, and some wide shots of the full room. Your phone will do.
Can the site show different tile styles?
Yes. We can group the gallery into floors, walls, mosaics and stone. People tap a group and see only those rooms.
Must you show what tiling costs?
No. The price depends on the room, the tile and the state of the wall or floor. We add a rate only if you want one shown.
Can customers say which tile they want?
Yes. The price form has a box for the tile or the look they have in mind, so you know before the visit.
What if you also fit bathrooms?
That depends on how far your work goes. If you fit more than tiles, say so, and a visitor sees the whole job. If you tile only, we say that.
Can new rooms go on after each job?
Yes. Send a few photos and a line about the job. We add them to the gallery, so your newest tiling is on show.
See your website before you decide.
Tell us about your business. We build the website first, free, and show you. Then we compare your card rate and you decide.
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