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Bathroom, kitchen, and floor tiling by professional tilers. Waterproofing, grout, and finish to spec.

What does a tiler do?

Tilers fit ceramic, porcelain, natural stone, and large-format tiles to walls and floors — bathrooms, kitchens, hallways, splashbacks, and increasingly outdoor patios with porcelain paving. The work splits between waterproofing prep (especially in wetrooms and shower areas), substrate prep (levelling, primer), tile cutting and laying, grouting, and silicone sealing. Quality tiling is mostly about prep — dead-flat substrates, correct adhesives, and patient grouting deliver finishes that stay tight for decades.

Ireland tilers are increasingly working with large-format porcelain (600x600mm or larger) which requires specific tools — large notched trowels, lippage levellers, wet saws — and skill to lay flat without lippage. Wetroom and shower waterproofing has become more rigorous in recent years with surface-applied waterproof membranes (Schluter Kerdi, Ardex 8+9) standard practice. Cheap tiling that skips proper waterproofing leaks within 2–5 years; quality jobs last 25+ years.

Common tiler services

From routine fixes to bigger projects — here's what Irish tilers on Jobiit typically handle.

  • Bathroom wall and floor tiling
  • Kitchen splashback tiling
  • Wetroom waterproofing and tiling
  • Shower enclosure tiling
  • Hallway and entrance tiling
  • Outdoor porcelain paving
  • Natural stone (marble, slate, travertine)
  • Large-format tile install
  • Grouting and re-grouting
  • Silicone sealing renewal

How much does a tiler cost in Ireland?

Indicative pricing — your actual quote will vary

Tiling pricing varies by tile size, format, and prep. The figures below are indicative Irish ranges per square metre, fitted excluding tile cost.

Standard ceramic wall tiles (300x600mm) are €40–€65 per m² for fitting only. Porcelain floor tiles (600x600mm) are €55–€85 per m². Large-format porcelain (1200x600mm or larger) is €75–€110 per m². Natural stone is €70–€130 per m² fitting only. Wetroom waterproofing (membrane application before tiling) adds €18–€30 per m². A typical bathroom (15m² of tile total) is €1,200–€2,400 in tiling labour plus tile cost. Re-grouting an existing bathroom is €350–€650.

These are indicative ranges based on typical Irish jobs. Final pricing depends on scope, materials, urgency, and the trader you choose. On Jobiit you'll receive itemised quotes (labour, materials, VAT) so there are no surprises.

Why hire your tiler through Jobiit

We built Jobiit to fix what's broken about finding tradespeople in Ireland.

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No lead fees, ever

Free for homeowners. Traders pay a small platform fee on completed jobs only — never per lead.

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How we vet every trader

  • 1

    ID verification

    Every trader passes a government-issued ID check before they can quote on jobs.

  • 2

    Insurance & qualifications

    Public liability insurance, trade-specific qualifications, and registrations are validated and kept current.

  • 3

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  • 4

    Dispute resolution

    In-app dispute process with mediation by our support team if you and your trader can't agree.

Tilers across Ireland

Jobiit covers the whole of Ireland. Wherever you are, local tilers are quoting on jobs near you.

  • Dublin
  • Cork
  • Galway
  • Limerick
  • Waterford
  • Drogheda
  • Swords
  • Dundalk
  • Bray
  • Navan
  • Kilkenny
  • Sligo

Tiler FAQs

How long should tiling take in a bathroom?

A standard bathroom (around 15m² of tiled surface) takes a tiler 4–6 days from start to finish: 1 day prep and substrate, 2–3 days tiling walls and floor, 1 day grouting, 1 day silicone sealing. Add a day or two for wetroom membranes or natural stone work. Larger formats and patterned designs (herringbone, large slabs) take longer. The plumber and electrician usually need to revisit after tiling for final fittings.

Why does my grout keep cracking?

Substrate movement — tiles laid on flexing or shifting subfloor (timber joist floors without proper backerboard), or onto fresh screed that hasn't fully cured. Once cracking starts, regrouting is a temporary fix unless you address the substrate. For timber-joisted floors, fitting plywood or cement backerboard and using flexible adhesive and grout prevents recurrence. Wide grout lines are also more crack-prone than narrow.

Can I tile over old tiles?

Yes, with prep. The old tiles must be sound (no hollow ones, no movement), cleaned, lightly abraded, and treated with a tile-on-tile primer. Adhesive is then applied and new tiles set. Issues to watch: door clearance (extra tile thickness raises the floor), increased weight on the substrate, and the original problem that motivated the new tiling (was the old tile delaminating? bare grout? tile-over may not solve the underlying cause).

Porcelain or ceramic — which is better?

Porcelain is denser, harder, less porous, and more durable — better for floors, wetrooms, and outdoor use. Ceramic is softer, easier to cut, and cheaper — fine for walls and lower-traffic areas. The price gap is usually €5–€15 per m² in materials. For floors and bathrooms where they get wet, porcelain is recommended. For backsplashes and feature walls, ceramic gives more decorative range.

Is wetroom waterproofing necessary?

Yes, in any space with a level access shower or open-format wet area. Surface-applied membranes (Schluter Kerdi, Ardex 8+9, BAL Tank-It) create a fully waterproof envelope before tiling. Cost is €300–€700 extra per shower area. The cost of a leak years later — water-damaged ceiling below, joist rot, tile lift-up to find the leak — is 10–30x what the membrane cost up front.

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