Tiler - Tiling in London (52)

Whether you’ve got cracked bathroom tiles, a kitchen splashback in mind, or a hallway crying out for a new look, it’s important to find the right tiler for the job. That’s where we come in. From minor fixes to full renovations, our search tool helps you find and contact London tilers for all kinds of tiling tasks.

Every tiler on Checkatrade is checked, with reviews from real customers, so you can compare confidently. Whether you're letting out a flat in Clapham or renovating a house in Hampstead, you'll get the info you need upfront - from typical costs to timelines - all in one place.

Ready to start your search to find a tiler near you? Search by area, job type or urgency. It’s the easiest way to get a job done right - with no wonky tiles in sight.

What to expect from hiring a tiler in London

Common jobs tilers take on in London include:

• Bathroom wall and floor tiling
• Kitchen splashbacks
• Exterior steps and patios
• Hallways, utility rooms and cloakrooms
• Wet room installation and tanking
• Tiling repairs (e.g. cracked tiles or failed grout)

How much does tiling cost in London?

The average tiler hourly rate in London is around £40, but many charge per square metre. On average:

• Floor or wall tiling: £110 per m²
• Full bathroom tiling: £800–£1,200
• Kitchen splashback: from £250

Exact prices depend on tile type, layout complexity, and access. Want more detail? Check out our full tiling cost guide to break it down.

What’s included in a typical quote?

• Labour
• Tile cutting and fitting
• Adhesives and grout
• Finishing and sealing

Not usually included: the cost of tiles, removal of old ones, or prep like levelling floors.

What to ask before hiring a tiler:

• Do you have insurance?
• Can I see past work or photos?
• Do I need to supply materials?
• What’s the timeline and cost?
• Are you a member of The Tile Association (TTA)?

How long does tiling take?

This depends on the room size and job complexity:

• Small bathroom: 2–3 days
• Large floor space: 4–6 days
• Plus 24–48 hours for adhesive to cure before grouting

Tilers in London: Renters vs Homeowners

If you’re renting…

You’ll usually need permission before hiring a tiler.

• Contact your landlord or property manager
• Agree in writing who’s paying
• Check if any changes need to be reverted when you move out

Some landlords may cover costs if the tiling is for damage repair or safety reasons.

If you’re a homeowner…

You're free to hire a tiler directly, but for big jobs (like bathroom renovations), it’s worth:

• Checking building regs if plumbing or electrics are involved
• Getting a written quote and work plan
• Requesting proof of insurance

If you’re in a leasehold property (e.g. a flat), check your lease for any restrictions.

Emergency tilers in London

Cracked tile caused a leak? Shower room flooding? Some situations can’t wait.

Common emergency tiling jobs:

• Fixing broken tiles causing leaks
• Resealing damaged wet areas
• Urgent repairs after pipe bursts or water damage

Need help in a hurry? Use Checkatrade to search for emergency tiling services in London to find someone available ASAP.

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