Tilers

Q: Do tilers remove old tiles?

Yes, most tilers in Australia can remove old tiles if you ask them to.

Q: How many m² can a tiler do in a day?

This depends on factors such as the size of the tiles and where they are being laid. Additionally, experienced tilers may get the job done more efficiently, although it's always best not to rush this job.

Q: Can tilers do waterproofing?

Yes, tilers can do waterproofing for tiles. Getting this done is recommended because it will prolong the life of your tiled areas.

Tilers are professionals who can lay tiles in your kitchen, bathroom, laundry, entire house, or commercial building. In addition, they can lay tiles on the floors or walls while some also specialise in outdoor tiles. ArchiPro features only the best tilers in Australia to add functionality and style to your home.

Featuring the best tilers in Australia

Good tilers know all the best techniques to make your space look great, ensuring you won't notice any imperfections in your walls or floors. They often have access to a vast range of tiles through suppliers and know what works well practically and stylistically. ArchiPro only features the best tilers in Australia so you can find the right professional for your project. They are an important part of a wider network of building and construction professionals that you can connect with on ArchiPro.

Types of services that a tiler provides

Floor tiling

Floor tilers are professionals in Australia who specialise in indoor tiling for your home or business. They are ideal for projects where several rooms or huge areas require tiles.

Outdoor tiling

Outdoor tilers specialise in tiling for outdoor areas such as walkways, gardens, patios, or driveways.

Kitchen tiling

Kitchen tilers can tile areas of your kitchen, such as the floors and walls. They can also make a splash-back with tiles.

Swimming pool tiling

Swimming pool tilers are specialists who can line a swimming pool with tiles or make a walkway around the edge of a swimming pool with tiles.

Waterproofing

Waterproof tilers use tiles such as porcelain ones to make an area waterproof. This would be most useful in areas such as your bathroom or laundry.

Bathroom tile installation

Professionals who specialise in bathroom tile installation use waterproof tiles. They also know how to cut the tiles carefully so the tiles can fit nicely around showers and toilets.

Shower tiles installation

This service requires tilers who can install your shower with non-slip, waterproof tiles.

Tile and grout repair

Tile and grout repairs involve replacing broken tiles or grout to improve the overall appearance of your tiles.

The advantages of hiring a skilled tiler

Getting a skilled tiler in Australia is essential because you won't notice any flaws after the job is done. If you don't choose a skilled professional, your project could result in uneven tiles and an uneven floor or wall surface. Additionally, when tiles are not fitted properly, they may not be waterproof or could be more prone to cracking when you walk over them. Therefore, it's good to hire a professional tiler to ensure your tiles last as long as possible.

How to choose the best tiler for your project?

When hiring a tiler, you will need an idea of what type of tiles you want to be installed be it floor, wall or outdoor tiles as different professionals may have a preference. Looking at their previous projects, as seen on their ArchiPro profile, is a good way to get a sense of their type and style of work. Customer testimonials are a great indicator of their levels of customer service. These professionals can then advise you about the best type of tile you should be considering before the project begins so it's good to initiate things with a conversation to get some feedback.

During this conversation, you can also ask other helpful questions like:

How long have you been a tiler in Australia?
Do you have any close connections with tile suppliers?
Which type of tiles can you recommend for the project?
What is the price range of these tiles and what are your costs for installation?
Is there any preparation required before the tile installation?
How many extra tiles should we buy in case some tiles break?
How long will this tiling job take?
How long will these tiles last after they are installed?

Do tilers need to be licensed?

In Australia, tilers may not have a license because they often learn their skills 'on the job.' However, you can ask them about their qualifications or experience for extra reassurance before hiring.