What affects the cost?
Tiling labour varies with tile size, pattern, substrate preparation, waterproofing, cuts, room geometry and location.
- Tile size and material
- Pattern complexity
- Substrate condition
- Waterproofing
- Number of cuts and corners
- Region
Typical cost breakdown
Regional planning examples
The examples below apply our published modelling factor to the same national benchmark. They are not claimed as observed city-wide average quotes.
Sources used for this guide
Tradesperson Costs in 2026: Day & Hourly Rates UK
Published / checked: April 2026
Used for: Bricklayer, carpenter, roofer, tiler, kitchen fitter, labourer and landscaper rate benchmarks
Frequently asked questions
What is a tiler day rate in the UK?
Current UK guidance is around £200–£350 per day.
What is a typical tiler hourly rate?
A useful current planning benchmark is around £40 per hour.
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