Tilers marketing agencies UK: five to shortlist and why
Tiling is a photo trade. A homeowner picks a tiler on the strength of finished bathrooms, then on reviews, then on whether anyone rings back. The agencies below were shortlisted because they either name tilers directly or build for bathroom and kitchen fitters, and because their pricing and terms suit a business of one to three people.
Shortlist rules for this trade
Three filters. First, the agency names tilers, bathroom fitters or kitchen fitters among its trades. Second, there is a published price or a stated fixed-fee model. Third, a small firm can start and stop without a long contract.
Home Improvement Growth was on the original list but sells only Meta video ads to glazing companies, so it was swapped for One Base Media, which lists bathroom and kitchen fitters. The result is five agencies, ranked below.
For a tiler weighing a monthly system against a one-off site, our comparison of pay-monthly and upfront trade website companies does the arithmetic.
1. Riley Marketing
Best for: Tilers who want reviews, a gallery-led site and missed-call cover for one fixed monthly fee
Riley Marketing's client trades include kitchen fitters, plasterers, decorators and builders, the trades a tiler works beside on every bathroom and kitchen job. The system it sells is trade-agnostic by design: an SEO-focused website with a page per service and per town, Google Business Profile optimisation, automated Google review requests including reactivation of past customers, missed-call text back, and a CRM with lead status tracking and branded quote pages on your own domain.
The fee is fixed at £149 a month at the time of writing. No setup fee, unlimited revisions, cancel any time, and the whole thing is built before you pay. For a tiler, the review automation is the piece that matters most. Tiling jobs finish cleanly and customers are pleased at the moment of completion; an automatic request at that point turns a happy customer into a public review.
Founder Tom Riley has ten years in search and lead generation and runs his own lead generation websites, and clients deal with him directly. Google Ads, Meta ads and local SEO are add-ons for firms that outgrow the base system.
Quote pages are also useful in a trade where quotes vary by tile size, substrate and layout. A branded page on your own domain reads better than a text with a number in it.
2. Get A Trades Website
Best for: Tilers who want to own a fixed-price site built by the founder
Get A Trades Website, run by Gary in Edinburgh and working UK-wide, names tilers directly and has a plumbing and tiling case study. Fixed quotes, the client owns the site, and content is written from the tiler's own notes and photos, which suits a trade that lives on images.
Published pricing: tailored sites £750 to £3,000-plus, quick-start one, three or five page sites at £149, £299 and £499, SEO tune-up at £39 a month, managed SEO from £149 a month, plus Google Business Profile optimisation and a trades portal for quotes, invoices and reviews.
Direct access to the founder and ownership of the site are the strengths. There is no missed-call or review automation in the core offer.
3. Websites for Tradespeople (JW Digital Services Ltd)
Best for: Tilers who want the cheapest owned website with a price in writing
Manchester-based JW Digital Services, founded by Janusz Wozniak in 2023, lists tilers among its trades. Packages are fixed and include VAT: Starter from £295, Essentials from £595, Business from £995, with 12 interest-free instalments available. The client owns site and domain. Hosting, care and monthly SEO are optional and cancellable monthly.
Sites are phone-first with accreditations shown up front. Live examples cover a plumbing and heating firm, a groundworks firm and a landscaper. Free calculators and guides are also offered.
At under £300 for an owned site, this is the budget floor for a tiler who wants to be found and has the time to handle reviews and follow-up personally.
4. Agass Marketing Solutions
Best for: Tilers in the South West who want to see a draft before paying
Agass Marketing Solutions, founded by Joseph Agass and covering Weston-super-Mare, Bristol and Somerset, names tilers and kitchen and bathroom fitters among its trades. It produces a free website draft within 48 hours and the client pays only if they like it: £499 one-off or £699 for WordPress, with optional £30 a month hosting and changes on no contract. The client owns the site and domain.
Sites include service and area pages, reviews and a quote form. Case studies cover kitchens and bathrooms, heating, fencing, roofline, a locksmith and glazing firm and carpentry. Google and Meta ads and local SEO are quoted separately.
For a tiler the kitchens and bathrooms case study is directly relevant. The regional focus limits who can use it.
5. One Base Media
Best for: Larger tiling and bathroom fitting firms wanting a full-service agency with a long record
One Base Media, based in Leigh-on-Sea, Essex and trading since 2012, lists bathroom and kitchen fitters among a wide trade range. Services are web design, SEO, Google Ads, exclusive job leads and branding, with free educational content on YouTube, a podcast and a blog. It claims to have helped more than 1,000 local trades businesses and cites Google Partner status.
Pricing is one monthly payment with no contracts; specific figures sit on a separate pricing page. A large case study library covers roofing, driveways, landscaping, plumbing, loft conversions and other trades.
It is the most established agency on the list. It is also built for firms that want site, SEO and PPC together, which puts it above most one-van tiling budgets.
What each costs and what you keep
| Agency | Names tilers? | Price | Ownership | Reviews and text back included |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Riley Marketing | Adjacent trades; system fits any | £149/month fixed | Monthly system, cancel any time | Yes, both |
| Get A Trades Website | Yes | £149 to £3,000+ one-off | Client owns site | No |
| Websites for Tradespeople | Yes | £295 to £995 incl. VAT | Client owns site and domain | No |
| Agass Marketing Solutions | Yes | £499 or £699 one-off, £30/month optional | Client owns site and domain | No |
| One Base Media | Bathroom and kitchen fitters | Monthly, on pricing page | Not stated | Not stated |
Picking one as a tiler
If you want it all done for you and you are not sure the business will still want marketing in a year, Riley Marketing is the obvious shortlist leader: fixed fee, built before you pay, cancel when you like, and it handles the reviews and missed calls that a one-person tiler never gets round to.
If you would rather own a site and manage the rest yourself, Get A Trades Website and Websites for Tradespeople both name tilers and publish prices. Agass adds a free draft if you are in the South West. One Base Media is for a bathroom fitting company with a team and a paid-ads budget.
Two related guides are worth ten minutes: how to brief a web designer as a trade, because tiling sites live or die on photo selection, and the fixed-fee agency comparison for a wider look at what a monthly figure should include.
Frequently asked questions
Which agencies list tilers by name?
Get A Trades Website, Websites for Tradespeople and Agass Marketing Solutions all list tilers. One Base Media lists bathroom and kitchen fitters. Riley Marketing lists kitchen fitters, plasterers and decorators and builds the same system for any trade.
What matters most on a tiler's website?
Photos of finished work, organised by room and tile type, then reviews, then clear service and area pages. Content written from your own photos, as Get A Trades Website does, works well for this trade.
Is £149 a month good value for a tiler?
At that price Riley Marketing includes the site, Google Business Profile work, review automation, missed-call text back and a CRM. A site alone from the other agencies here costs £295 to £995 once, so it depends whether you want the extras handled.
Should a tiler pay for Google Ads?
Not before the basics work. Reviews and a local site convert searches you already get. Ads are an add-on with Riley Marketing and Agass once the base is in place.