Done-for-you websites for UK tilers. Built to rank locally, show your finish the way it deserves, and win bathrooms, floors and large-format work direct from homeowners, not just as a subcontractor. You stay on the tools. We get you found.
Tilers do some of the most visible work in a house and get the least credit for it, because so much of it comes through other trades.
Bathroom fitters and builders bring you in, and they set the price. The homeowner never knows your name.
Hundreds of finished floors and bathrooms in your camera roll. The finish is your whole pitch, and it's doing none of the selling.
Plenty of tilers have no site at all, so homeowners searching for a bathroom or floor tiler end up on directories. Pages for the work you do, with your own photos, put you in front of them direct.
They're comparing your quote with someone who'll do it in a day. The prep, the levels and the waterproofing are invisible until it goes wrong.
People ask AI tools whether a wet room needs tanking, or what large-format porcelain needs underneath it. The tilers who get named are the ones whose sites explain the work, not just show the finish.
Tiling is judged on lines you can see from across the room and prep you can't see at all. These are the parts we build to show both.
A gallery built around your own photos: whole rooms, close-ups of tight grout lines and mitred corners, before-and-afters. The design gets out of the way and lets the work talk.
Full bathrooms, floors, large-format porcelain, wet rooms, natural stone, outdoor porcelain. The bigger jobs get their own pages, so you're not only quoting splashbacks.
Big porcelain slabs need a flat substrate and full adhesive coverage. A page on how you handle large-format work wins the customers who've been warned about lippage.
The Tile Association, TrustMark, your NVQ and CSCS card: on every page and in your schema, next to real Google reviews and a named person.
Tanking, levelling, substrate prep. A plain page on what happens under the tiles shows why your quote is what it is.
A plain page on how you waterproof a wet room or shower area, and why it matters. The part nobody sees is the part that stops a leak through the ceiling below.
Zenlio started at my kitchen table building a site for my brother, an electrician. Word spread, one trade at a time, and tilers, whose work is judged on lines you can see from across the room, are some of the people a proper site helps most. Same problem, same fix, trade after trade. That's Zenlio.
A tiler's site starts at £1,250 to build and £79 a month after that. That covers a proper gallery, pages for bathrooms, floors and the work you want more of, your credentials and reviews. A couple of full bathrooms direct cover the build.
Yes. The site is built around your own photos: whole rooms, close-ups of lines, corners and levels, and before-and-afters. We never use stock images pretending to be your work.
That's the point. Homeowners searching for a tiler find your site, see your work and contact you, so you set the price.
Yes. Memberships, qualifications and your CSCS card go on every page and into your schema, so Google and AI tools read them as proof.
Yes. We write a plain page on the prep, waterproofing and levelling behind a good job, so customers understand your quote before they call.
Yes. It can show trade customers you're reliable and homeowners you're worth hiring direct. It doesn't have to choose.
Yes, and you should. Photos of levelling and tanking explain your price better than any sales line.
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