The Best Tiler Website Examples, Explained

By the Zarla design team · Updated September 2026

Looking for tiler website examples? These 12 are the strongest we found — Custom Tile of Austin's 'EST. 1983' badge over a marble shower, Whiskey Creek Tile & Stone's 'We Tile the Rockies' in orange over combed thinset, Ability Tiles' 'Call Andzhei' button — plus tile-installer designs you can build with Zarla, each with a breakdown of the specific move that turns a 'tile installer near me' search into a site visit. A tiler's website has an advantage most trades lack — the finished work is beautiful — and the best ones here either fill the screen with it or show the material and the hands that set it. Find an approach you love and you can build a site in that spirit, free, in about 30 seconds.

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What makes a great tiler website

The best tiler websites decide whether to show the finish or the craft. The finish is Custom Tile of Austin's marble shower, TK Tile's herringbone bathroom, Mr. Tile Renovations' brass fixtures and wood slats with the headline pinned to the bottom edge; the craft is The Tile Press's unglazed hexagons on the bench, Whiskey Creek's tile meeting combed thinset, Expert Touch Tiling's setter holding a tile above a band that counts 7,530 projects. Notice how the specialists name their materials — Lotus Tile lists encaustic, cement, cotto, terracotta, saltillo, zellige and talavera in the first person — and how the local installers write the search phrase as the headline (TK Tile's 'Tile Installation Seattle', Tile Pros Austin's six suburbs in one paragraph). And notice Ability Tiles turning 'one craftsman' into the promise, with the tiler's first name in the button. Every example below tells you what kind of tiler you're looking at before it asks for the job.

Custom Tile of Austin website — Residential & Commercial Tiler design example

Real site · Austin, TX

Residential & Commercial Tiler
Understated
Photo + white

Custom Tile of Austin: 'EST. 1983' badge over a marble shower, the trade in condensed caps

Custom Tile of Austin is a dark, quiet hero that lets the tile do the talking. The header floats over the photograph — ABOUT, SERVICES, REVIEWS, FAQ on the left, a centred badge logo reading 'CUSTOM Tile OF AUSTIN · EST. 1983', social icons and a dark 'CONTACT US' on the right — and the picture is a marble walk-in shower with a white robe hanging beside the glass. Across it, one line in white condensed capitals: 'RESIDENTIAL & COMMERCIAL TILE INSTALLATION'. That is the entire first screen: a badge with a founding year, a photograph of finished work, and six words that cover every search a tiler is found by. No form, no phone in the hero, no ticks. For a company that has been setting tile since 1983 the restraint is the message — it doesn't need to shout. Clone it and put your own year in the badge.

A badge logo with the founding year as the centrepiece
Six words of headline covering both residential and commercial searches
A finished shower as the hero — the work, not the tools

Steal this: Put your founding year inside a round badge and centre it in the header — it travels to every page and does the trust work a paragraph can't.

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The Tile Press website — Handmade Tile Specialist design example

Real site · Austin, TX

Handmade Tile Specialist
Refined
Olive + tile

The Tile Press: Unglazed hex tiles on the bench, 'handmade tile | wallpaper | wood flooring'

The Tile Press photographs the material before it's beautiful: the hero is a workbench with unglazed hexagon tiles and tools, and over it in light type, 'Austin's Premier Tile Installation Company', then 'specializing in custom builds & luxury condos' and, in italic, 'handmade tile | wallpaper | wood flooring'. The header is olive green with a serif 'THE TILE PRESS' and a nav of INFO, ABOUT, PORTFOLIO, BUILD WITH MATT RISINGER and a grey BLOG button. Below the fold, the white intro begins 'Welcome to The Tile Press, the premier destination for expert tile installations in Austin, Texas…'. Two moves set it apart: naming the customer ('custom builds & luxury condos') and naming a collaborator in the nav. The raw hex tiles say 'we work with handmade material', which is a different market from big-box porcelain. Clone it for a high-end tiler whose clients are builders and designers.

Raw, unglazed tile as the hero photo — the material as credential
The customer named: custom builds and luxury condos
A collaborator in the nav — a builder's name as proof

Steal this: Photograph the material in its raw state on your own bench — it tells a designer you handle handmade tile before you say so.

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TK Tile website — Tile Installer design example

Real site · Seattle, WA

Tile Installer
Search-Led
Photo + black

TK Tile: 'Tile Installation Seattle' — the search term as the headline over herringbone

TK Tile writes the headline a customer types. Over a photograph of a dark herringbone-tiled bathroom with a bathtub, three short lines set the credentials — '7+ Years Experience', 'Residential & Commercial Projects', 'Licensed & Insured (WA)' — then the big white 'Tile Installation Seattle', the subline 'Professional Tile Installation for Bathrooms, Kitchens & Floors', the coverage line 'Serving Seattle, Bellevue, Tacoma & Surrounding Areas' and a black 'Get Free Estimate'. The header carries the 'TK TILE' mark, a nav of Home, Services, About, Projects, Blog, FAQ, Service Areas, Contact, the phone and a white 'Call Expert' pill. It is a local-SEO page done with taste: the keyword, the three room types, the three cities and the licence, in that order, on one strong photo. Clone it when ranking for 'tile installation {city}' is the goal — and keep the herringbone.

The search phrase as the headline, the rooms as the subline
Three credential lines above the headline instead of badges
'Call Expert' — a button that promises a person

Steal this: Stack three one-line credentials above the headline — years, project types, licence — instead of a row of badges; it reads as fact, not decoration.

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Whiskey Creek Tile & Stone Co. website — Tile & Stone Crew design example

Real site · Colorado

Tile & Stone Crew
Bold
Photo + orange

Whiskey Creek Tile & Stone Co.: 'We Tile the Rockies' in orange over combed thinset

Whiskey Creek Tile & Stone Co. has the best four words in the gallery — 'We Tile the Rockies' — and sets them in heavy orange over a photograph of the moment a tile meets combed thinset. The subline widens the market in one line, 'Commercial, Multi-Family and Residential Tile and Stone Installation Services', and an orange 'Get Your Free Quote' sits under it. The header is a mountain-and-river logo, a nav of Home, About Us, Careers, Contact, Blog, and an orange 'Call Now!'. The photo is a craftsman's photo: not the finished bathroom but the notched trowel lines and the setter's glove, which is what a general contractor wants to see. 'Careers' in a five-item nav tells you it is a crew, not a one-man van. Clone it for a regional installer with a big service area and a name worth turning into a slogan.

A regional slogan as the headline — four words
The thinset moment, not the finished wall: a photo for GCs
'Careers' in the nav — the company is hiring, so it is busy

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Ability Tiles website — Solo Tile Craftsman design example

Real site · Seattle, WA

Solo Tile Craftsman
Personal
White + teal

Ability Tiles: 'One craftsman' — a solo tiler's hero with a four-field visit request

Ability Tiles is the one-person business done properly. Over a faded photograph of a tiler at work, two cards sit side by side: on the left, 'Ability Tiles', the headline 'Bathroom and shower tile services in Greater Seattle.' with 'services' in teal, the line 'Professional tile installation led by Andzhei—one craftsman who plans the layout, sets the tile, and stands behind the finish.', a green-dot list (Bathrooms and showers done with care · Clear estimate after the site visit · Kitchen, floors, and custom when you need them) and a teal 'Request a visit' beside an outline 'Call Andzhei'; on the right, 'QUICK VISIT REQUEST' with Name, Phone, Email, a teal 'Send' and the number. Four tiles under it say '15+ years', 'One craftsman — Andzhei does the work himself', 'Greater Seattle', 'WA licensed — Verify with L&I'. The site sells the person by name, twice in the buttons, and turns 'one craftsman' from a limitation into the promise. Clone it if you are the whole company.

The craftsman named in the copy and in the button — 'Call Andzhei'
'One craftsman' reframed as the guarantee
'Verify with L&I' — inviting the licence check

Steal this: If it's just you, say so — name yourself in the button and turn 'one craftsman' into the reason to hire.

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Tile Pros Austin website — Tile & Flooring Installer design example

Real site · Austin, TX

Tile & Flooring Installer
Lead-Driven
Blue + white

Tile Pros Austin: A blue field, six suburbs and an appointment form with an SMS box

Tile Pros Austin puts the lead form and the service area in the same screen and gives both a solid blue ground. The left column runs heavy white capitals — 'AUSTIN'S PREMIER TILE INSTALLATION & FLOORING EXPERTS' — a ticked 'TILE PROS AUSTIN', and a paragraph that names the work and six places: 'custom tile installation, kitchen backsplashes, bathroom tile, and premium flooring. Serving Austin, Round Rock, Cedar Park, Pflugerville, West Lake Hills, Bee Cave, and surrounding areas for over 15 years.' A white 'Call Us Today: (512) 706-9577' and an outline 'Free Instant Estimate →' sit under it. On the right, a white card, 'REQUEST AN APPOINTMENT ONLINE — Get your free quote today!', asks for name, phone, email, a service type, and an SMS consent box before a blue 'Submit Request'. The header is the name, six nav items and a blue 'Free Quote'. No photograph at all: the colour and the form are the design. Clone it when leads matter more than mood.

Six suburbs named in the paragraph — local search in one line
A colour field instead of a photo, so the form is the focus
An SMS consent checkbox in the form — texts are how the follow-up happens

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Mr. Tile Renovations website — Bathroom Renovation Tiler design example

Real site · Bothell, WA

Bathroom Renovation Tiler
Polished

Mr. Tile Renovations: Brass fixtures and a wood-slat wall, the headline held to the bottom edge

Mr. Tile Renovations trusts a single photograph: a bathroom with brass shower fixtures, pale stacked tile and a warm wood-slat wall fills the screen, and the header floats over it — Home, About Us, Portfolio, Our Services, Testimonials on the left, a 'Mr. TiLE RENOVATIONS' badge in the centre, Real Estate, Contact Us, social icons and a white 'Get a Quote' on the right. The only copy is pinned to the bottom edge in heavy white: 'Modern Home Renovations Built on Trust and Detail'. Two things are worth copying. First, the headline sits low, so the tile gets the whole frame before the words arrive. Second, 'Real Estate' in the nav quietly says the company does turnover and listing work as well as homeowner bathrooms. Clone it if you have one photograph good enough to carry a page — and put your best brass in it.

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Lotus Tile website — Artisan Tile Specialist design example

Real site · Lakewood, CO

Artisan Tile Specialist
Artistic

Lotus Tile: A neon flower-of-life pattern, then 'WHERE TILE BECOMES ART'

Lotus Tile is the artist's site in this gallery. The hero is not a bathroom but a pattern: a blue neon flower-of-life motif glowing on black, with a tiny 'LOTUS TILE, LLC' and a hamburger in the corner. Below it, a grey band centres the name in cyan, two tracked lines — 'PASSION, ARTISTRY, INTEGRITY' and 'WHERE TILE BECOMES ART' — and two paragraphs in the first person: 'At Lotus Tile, I offer a distinct construction experience with careful planning, clear consistent communication, respect for your home, cost-efficiency, and eco-friendly practices…' and 'I specialize in encaustic, cement, cotto, terracotta, saltillo, zellige, talavera, and handmade tiles—all artistic styles I truly enjoy working with.' Naming eight tile types is the expertise; writing 'I' is the intimacy; the geometric pattern is the taste. Clone it for a specialist in handmade and encaustic tile whose customers are choosing a style, not a price.

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Expert Touch Tiling website — Tile Contractor design example

Real site · Denver, CO

Tile Contractor
Proof-Led

Expert Touch Tiling: 'THE ART OF TILE INSTALLATION' with 7,530 projects counted underneath

Expert Touch Tiling runs the numbers. A top bar lists three metros — 'Greater Denver, CO | Greater Greenville, SC | Greater Sarasota, FL' — and the hours; the header sets the logo, the phone, an email, a Schluter Systems badge and a yellow 'GET A QUOTE' over a dark nav of nine items from HOME to STORE. The hero photograph is a tiler holding a tile, and the copy is spaced white capitals — 'THE ART OF TILE INSTALLATION' — with 'EVERY PROJECT IS EXPRESSION OF PERFECTION' and a dark 'MORE ABOUT TILE EXPERTS'. Then the black stats band: '7,530 PROJECTS COMPLETED · 78 BIG COMMERCIAL PROJECTS SIGNED · 20 YEARS SERVING IN DENVER, CO AREA'. The manufacturer badge in the header and the counted projects in the band are the two proofs a commercial buyer wants, and the three-state top bar says the company has grown. Clone it for a tiler with a track record to count.

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Grid & Grout Tile Repair — Tile Repair Template website design you can build with Zarla

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Tile Repair Template
Reassuring

Grid & Grout Tile Repair: 'Tile & Grout Repair in Phoenix, AZ' in cyan over a marble shower

Grid & Grout Tile Repair is the Zarla tile template and it argues for repair over demolition: a black strip of pills ('Regrouting, tile repair & shower restoration', 'Insured · 11 years', '4.9★ · 800+ Phoenix showers & floors'), a white header with the wordmark, Services, About, Our Work, Reviews, Free Quote, the phone and a cyan 'Free Quote', then a centred hero over a dimmed photograph of a marble-tiled shower. A cyan eyebrow with rules either side — '— REGROUTING · TILE REPAIR · PHOENIX, AZ —' — sits above 'Tile & Grout Repair in' in white with 'Phoenix, AZ' in cyan, and the paragraph makes the case: 'regrouting, replacing cracked tiles, and restoring showers across Phoenix, without the cost and mess of ripping it all out.' Cyan 'Free Quote', outline 'See Our Work'. Clone it for a tiler whose best margin is the repair call.

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Marlstone Bath Co. — Bathroom Remodel Template website design you can build with Zarla

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Bathroom Remodel Template
Assured

Marlstone Bath Co.: A bathroom quote form beside 'Built to Last: Bathroom Remodeling'

Marlstone Bath Co. is the Zarla bathroom template, and the form is in the hero: a white card headed 'Get Your Bathroom Quote' with Name, Phone, Email, 'What are you thinking about?', 'Rough budget you had in mind' and 'Anything you already know you want?' sits over a dimmed photograph of a dark-tiled walk-in shower. On the left, an amber eyebrow ('BATHROOM REMODELING · RALEIGH, NC') tops the white serif headline 'Built to Last: Bathroom Remodeling in Raleigh, NC' and a paragraph that reads like a contract: 'One crew stays on your bathroom from demolition to the last bead of caulk, the permit is pulled before the first tile comes off, and the finish date goes in the contract. Most jobs run three to five weeks.' The strip above repeats it in pills — 'One Crew, One Bathroom', 'Finish Date in Writing'. Clone it if your tile work is mostly bathrooms.

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Basinwright Bath Co. — Shower Conversion Template website design you can build with Zarla

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Shower Conversion Template
Honest

Basinwright Bath Co.: 'Lose the Tub' — three words, both prices published

Basinwright Bath Co. is the Zarla conversion template and the shortest headline in this set: 'Lose' in black, 'the Tub' in teal, under a teal-grey pill ('TUB-TO-SHOWER CONVERSION · WICHITA, KS'). The paragraph does the selling — 'Acrylic in two days or tile in a week — and we publish both prices so you can choose on the facts rather than on a discount that expires when the salesperson stands up' — and three ticks follow: 'Both prices on the same sheet', 'Quote holds 90 days', 'The crew that measures it fits it'. A white form card, 'Get a Fixed Quote', sits centred below. The header splits the nav around the bold wordmark (What We Do, Acrylic or Tile · Our Work, Contact) with a teal 'Get a Fixed Quote', and the grey pills up top say 'Both Prices Published, Acrylic and Tile' and 'No Same-Visit Discount'. Clone it for any tile-versus-alternative offer.

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Frequently asked

What should a tile installer's website show first?

The finished tile, big, or the material in your hands. Custom Tile of Austin fills the screen with a marble walk-in shower and six words of caps; Mr. Tile Renovations fills it with brass fixtures and a wood-slat wall and pins the headline to the bottom edge; The Tile Press shows unglazed hexagons on the workbench. Tile is the rare trade whose product photographs well — the best sites here let it.

How should a solo tiler present themselves online?

By name, as the guarantee. Ability Tiles writes 'Professional tile installation led by Andzhei—one craftsman who plans the layout, sets the tile, and stands behind the finish', puts 'Call Andzhei' on the button and 'One craftsman — Andzhei does the work himself' in a proof tile. Lotus Tile does the same in the first person — 'I specialize in encaustic, cement, cotto…' — and lets the list of materials carry the expertise.

Do tile websites need a quote form in the hero?

Only if leads are the whole point. Tile Pros Austin runs a full appointment form (name, phone, email, service type, SMS consent) beside a paragraph that names six suburbs, and Ability Tiles keeps a four-field 'QUICK VISIT REQUEST' beside its pitch. The rest of the gallery uses a single button — TK Tile's 'Get Free Estimate', Whiskey Creek's 'Get Your Free Quote', Custom Tile of Austin's 'CONTACT US' — and lets the photograph do the persuading.

How do tilers rank for local searches without an ugly site?

Write the search phrase as the headline and set it on a good photograph. TK Tile's hero reads 'Tile Installation Seattle' over a herringbone bathroom, with 'Bathrooms, Kitchens & Floors' and 'Seattle, Bellevue, Tacoma' beneath it; Tile Pros Austin names Round Rock, Cedar Park, Pflugerville, West Lake Hills and Bee Cave in its paragraph; Expert Touch Tiling lists three metros in the top bar. None of them looks like an SEO page.

What proof works on a tile installation website?

A year, a count or a name. Custom Tile of Austin centres 'EST. 1983' in a badge; Expert Touch Tiling runs a stats band — 7,530 projects completed, 78 big commercial projects signed, 20 years in Denver — under a Schluter Systems badge in the header; The Tile Press names a builder collaborator in its nav; Ability Tiles invites you to 'Verify with L&I'. Star widgets are conspicuously absent.

Can I build a tiler website like these with Zarla?

Yes. Every real site here has a 'Build a site like this' button that opens the closest Zarla template in the editor — Grid & Grout Tile Repair for regrouting and repair work, Marlstone Bath Co. for bathroom remodels with a quote form in the hero, Basinwright Bath Co. for tub-to-shower conversions — and you swap in your own photographs and words. One full-bleed photo of your best shower and a six-word headline is the Custom Tile of Austin pattern, and it takes about 30 seconds.

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