Websites for tilers
A website that shows your tiling off properly
Tiling is judged in close-up: straight lines, tight joints, clean silicone. A customer can tell from two photos whether you're careful. Heyguv builds you a site that puts that evidence first — and Guv adds to it every time you finish a job.
14 days free, no minimum term.
A real site Guv built from three lines about the business. Your close-ups — the cuts, the lines, the finished walls — replace the samples as you post.
What Guv does for your week
The site is the shop window. Guv is the one who keeps it working — from your phone, in the gaps between jobs.
Finish a job, post it — under a minute
Snap the finished wall before you load the van and Guv writes the caption. The tight cuts round the window go on your site in under a minute.
Reviews without the awkward ask
Mark the job done and Guv drafts the review ask — one tap for the customer, review on your site with their name, and Google invited too.
Enquiries answered the same day
Enquiries land with Guv's reply drafted, so the kitchen floor lead hears back today — while you're still mid-fix on someone else's bathroom.
Quotes and invoices from the van
Quote from the van on a proper page, see when it's opened, and invoice with one tap when the job's done.
What it does on Google
The site is built to rank for the searches that turn into your kind of work:
- tiler in [your town]
- bathroom tiling [your town]
- floor tiler near me
Walls, floors and wet rooms separately
Each is its own page with its own photos — plus large-format porcelain if you lay it, a search with real money behind it.
Builders check you out too
The same site that wins homeowner jobs shows builders your standard before they sub you the work.
The technical side handled
Speed, titles, structured data — automatic, with every posted job adding fresh content Google reads.
Finish a job, post it from the van
Snap a photo when you finish and Guv drafts the words. A post like this goes on your site in under a minute — proof for the next customer, fresh content for Google.
“Kitchen floor in Wokingham — 900x900 porcelain laid on decoupling matting, levelled and sealed. Tight cuts round the island came out clean.”
Straight answers
I work for other trades mostly — is a site still worth it?
It works both ways: homeowners find you for direct jobs (which usually pay better), and the builders you sub for see the standard.
How much of my time does it actually take?
A photo and two taps per job, and a tap to approve replies and review asks. No laptop involved.
What does it cost?
Build it yourself from the homepage box and see it first. Then a monthly plan with a 14-day free trial — no setup fee, no minimum term.
See your site before you pay a penny
Your business name, your town, a few lines about your work — Guv builds the site while you watch. Keep it if you like it. 14 days free, no minimum term.
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