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What does a tiler do?
A tiler prepares surfaces and lays wall and floor tiles — from bathroom and kitchen tiling to splashbacks, floors and wet rooms. Good preparation and setting-out are what make tiling look professional and last.
Common tilers services
- Bathroom wall and floor tiling
- Kitchen splashbacks
- Floor tiling (ceramic, porcelain, stone)
- Wet room tiling and waterproofing
- Mosaic and feature tiling
- Removing and replacing old tiles
- Regrouting and repairs
- Underfloor heating tiling
When to hire a tiler
Hire a tiler for a new bathroom or kitchen, a splashback, tiled floors, a wet room, or to replace cracked or dated tiles.
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How to choose a tiler
Tiling is all in the preparation and setting-out, so check:
- Public liability insurance
- Examples of recent tiling work
- Whether surface preparation is included
- Correct waterproofing (tanking) in wet areas
- A clear price per square metre or day rate
What affects the cost of tilers work?
Tiling is priced per square metre or by the day. The main cost factors are:
- The area and the tile size
- The tile type (ceramic, porcelain, natural stone)
- Wall versus floor, and surface preparation
- Intricate patterns or mosaic tiles
- Removing old tiles and levelling
- London and South East labour rates
For typical UK and London prices, see our tiling cost guide.
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Frequently asked questions
How much does it cost to tile a bathroom?
Tiling a small bathroom (walls and floor) typically costs £600–£1,200 including labour, depending on the tiles and preparation needed.
Do tilers do the waterproofing?
A good tiler will tank (waterproof) wet areas such as showers and wet rooms before tiling. Always confirm this is included.
Can a tiler remove old tiles?
Yes. Removing old tiles, preparing and levelling the surface, and disposing of the debris are usually part of the job — confirm it is in the quote.
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