Tiler - Tiling in Bath Somerset (18)

It costs an average of £800 - £1,200 to have an entire bathroom professionally tiled. Meanwhile, kitchen floor tiling projects have an average total cost of £800.

Read our tiler cost guide for a closer look at current fees and prices. Or discuss your project with a local tiler and ask for a custom project quote.

Tiler costs in Bath are determined by the following factors:

• Size of the area being tiled

• Hourly rate or charged per m2

• Tile size

• Tile quality, style and design

• Your location

A tiler will level off and prepare the surface before laying the tiles in position. Tilers also use specialist tools to cut the tiles to the correct size and shape. Sounds simple, but tiling is fine art that's all about precision.

Common professional tiling services include:

• Floor and wall tiling

• Removing and replacing old tiles

• Installing splashbacks

• Exterior tiling

• Bathroom installation

• Installing wet rooms

• Underfloor heating

• Swimming pool tiling

Services provided can vary between tilers. Find the best tiler for your project by discussing your plans and requirements before hiring a tradesperson.

DIY tiling projects can be challenging and time consuming. Poorly installed tiles (we're talking wonky tiles or chipped corners) can ruin the appearance of your space and result in future damage.

Ask yourself the following questions if you're unsure about whether hiring a tiler is worth it:

• Do I have the tools and materials needed to complete this job?

• Have I got the necessary tiling skills and experience?

• Do I have the time (and patience!) to get the job done to a high standard?

We recommend hiring a tiler in Bath who knows what they're doing to get the best finish and long term results.

It takes approximately 2 - 3 days for a tradesperson to tile a small bathroom. Meanwhile, a large floor tiling job can take 4- 6 days.

The time it takes to complete a tiling project all comes down to the size and complexity of the job.

Top tip: We recommend asking about tiling project time frames before hiring a tiler covering your local area. You can better prepare for your home improvement project when you know how long the work is going to take.

Both tiles and panels have their benefits – the best option depends on your space, budget, and style. Here's a quick breakdown to help you decide:

Tiles – Pros:

• Loads of styles, sizes, and finishes to choose from
• Very durable and water-resistant
• Ideal for custom designs and patterns

Tiles – Cons:

• Longer installation time
• Not a DIY job (unless you’ve got the skills, equipment, time and patience!)
• Requires more ongoing maintenance like grout cleaning
• Typically more expensive as the install takes longer

Panels – Pros:

• Quick and easy to install
• Low maintenance with fewer joints and no grout
• Often more cost-effective

Panels – Cons:

• Fewer design options compared to tiles
• Can look less premium if you opt for a budget option
• May not suit unusually shaped or very small spaces

Still unsure? Chat with a tiler working in your local area to figure what works best in your home.

Here is a list of questions to ask before hiring a tiler:

• Can I see examples of your previous work?

• Do you have insurance?

• Do I need to supply my own tiles and materials?

• How long will the tiling project take to complete?

• Are you a member of The Tile Association (TTA)?

• How much do you charge?

• Do you offer any warranties and guarantees?

• Do I need to do any preparations before you arrive?

  It is important to ask these questions to make sure you are hiring the right tradesperson for your project. Avoid hiring a tiler who is not willing to answer your questions.

We recommend hiring a reputable tiler in Bath to complete your project to a high standard.

Here are our tips for hiring a checked and reviewed tiler covering your local area:

• Read online customer reviews

• Ask to see examples of previous work

• Get recommendations from family and friends

• Ask about qualifications, experience, insurance and warranties

• Request quotes from 3 or more local tilers

• Search the Checkatrade directory

All Checkatrade tilers consistently work to our standards. Only tradespeople who pass our 12 quality checks receive the Checkatrade stamp of approval.

Use our search tool to find tilers working in Bath today.