Websites for tilers, waterproofers and stone specialists
Straight lines, tight grout and a website that shows it off.
Tiling is judged up close, so a good tiler website needs big, crisp photos and plain answers about waterproofing. I build yours first with your own photos, Google reviews and logo, send a private preview in 24 to 48 hours, and you pay $499 only if you love it.
Rather talk? Call JP on 0427 266 268
What a good tiler website needs
- Bathroom and wall tilers
- Floor tilers
- Waterproofers
- Pool and outdoor tilers
- Stone and terrazzo specialists
- Regrouting and tile repair businesses
- Tile shops and studios
Close-up photos that show your finish
Clean mitres, level floors, even grout lines and neat niches. Detail shots sell tiling better than wide room photos, so I use both.
Waterproofing explained honestly
Customers worry about leaks more than anything. A short section on how you waterproof wet areas, and that you work to the Australian Standard, builds trust fast.
Licence numbers shown clearly
In QLD, tiling and waterproofing over a set value need QBCC licences, and waterproofing is its own licence class. I put your numbers where customers can see them.
What you tile, and where
Bathrooms, kitchens, splashbacks, floors, pools, alfrescos, stone. Separate sections help people searching for a specific job find you.
Outdoor and pool know-how
If you do outdoor areas, mention slip resistance and pool coping. It shows you know the difference between a bathroom wall and a wet pool surround.
A quote form that asks for size
Room size, tile size if chosen, and whether the old tiles need to come up. You get enough to give a ballpark before a site visit.
Free tools I can build for your customers
Every site I build gives your customers something useful for free, so they stay, trust you and call.
Tile quantity calculator with wastage
Customers enter the room size and their tile size, choose a layout, and get the area and number of tiles with an allowance for cuts and breakages. A common rule of thumb is about 10% extra for a straight lay and more for diagonal or herringbone, and the calculator lets them adjust it.
Waterproofing explainer
Plain English on why wet areas need a proper membrane under the tiles, which areas of a bathroom must be waterproofed, and that in Australia wet-area waterproofing is done to AS 3740. Explains why it's not a DIY corner to cut.
Tile and stone care guide
How to clean different tiles, why natural stone usually needs sealing, what cleaners to avoid on stone, and when it's time to regrout. Useful after the job and a good reason for past customers to come back.
Example websites
Tap one to try it. Every site I build is different, designed around the business, its photos and its customers.
Built first. Paid only if you love it.
Tell me about your business
Two-minute form or a quick call. Send your Facebook, Instagram or Google listing and I'll grab your photos, reviews and logo.
Try your new site on your phone
I send a private preview link within 24 to 48 hours. Ask for changes until it's right.
Love it? $499, once
Then I put it live on your own web address. Don't love it? Walk away. You owe nothing, no deposit taken.
Common tiler website mistakes (I fix these)
- Photos taken from the doorway in bad light that hide how good the work is.
- No mention of waterproofing, the thing customers worry about most.
- Licence numbers missing for work that needs them.
- No idea which areas you cover or what size jobs you take on.
- A single contact form with no phone number on mobile.
What it costs
Every website is custom built and costs $499, including GST. Then pick how you want it looked after.
Done for you most popular
I put it live, host it and look after it, and refresh it every month, 12 times a year, with your latest job photos, newest Google reviews and any changes you email in. Setup free. No lock-in.
On your hosting
I build it and load it onto hosting you already pay for (I check it'll work first).
Files only
I build it and send you every file. You put it online yourself.
Need a logo? $149 for 10 options. Extras (like another page) are $50 each. More answers.
Questions people ask
How much does a tiler website cost?
$499 once, including GST, only if you love the preview. Add $99 for me to load it onto your hosting, or choose done-for-you at $39 a month with hosting, management and a monthly refresh. No lock-in.
How long does it take?
Your private preview link comes within 24 to 48 hours. You try it, ask for changes, and we put it live once you're happy. It takes about 30 minutes of your time.
Do I need a domain and hosting?
You buy your web address in your own name, for example at VentraIP, so you own it. I set up the technical bits. Hosting is part of the $39 a month plan.
Will my site come up on Google?
I build it so Google can read it properly: quick to load, proper page titles and your business details marked up. That helps you get found, especially with pages for each type of job. Nobody can honestly guarantee the top spot.
Can you add a section about waterproofing?
Yes, and I recommend it. I write it in plain English based on how you actually work, mention the Australian Standard you work to, and include your licence details.
I mostly do pools and outdoor areas. Can the site focus on that?
Definitely. Every site is built from scratch, so an outdoor and pool tiler gets a site full of pool surrounds, coping and alfrescos, with info on slip-resistant tiles.
See yours before you spend a cent
Two minutes to ask. A private preview in 24 to 48 hours. $499 only if you love it.
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