Web design for tilers. Live in 7 days.

Tiling is one of the most visual trades — customers make their decision before they even pick up the phone. A bathroom renovation, a kitchen backsplash, a full wet room installation: the portfolio is everything. Your website needs before-and-after photography front and centre, organised by room type so someone searching for a 'kitchen tiler' finds kitchen work, not a mixed gallery they have to dig through.

The types of tiling you offer need their own pages. Wall tiling, floor tiling, bathroom tiling, wet rooms, commercial tiling — each one is a separate search, and each one deserves a dedicated page targeting that exact phrase plus your location. A single 'services' page cannot support all of them. The businesses winning those searches have individual pages built for each service.

Quote forms matter more for tilers than most trades. Customers want to describe the job — room size, tile type, whether adhesive and grout is included — before speaking to anyone. A well-structured quote form that collects the right detail filters out tyre-kickers and means your first conversation is with someone ready to book, not someone asking for a rough idea.

Trust signals are specific to tiling: full public liability insurance, examples of rectification work (poorly laid tiles re-done correctly), and honest coverage of which jobs you take on. Customers who have had bad experiences with cheap tilers are cautious. Your website should address that directly.