Cost of tile flooring – Calculator for approximate pricing
Using a cost of tile flooring calculator to estimate
When you’re looking at getting new tiles for the home, it is good to get an estimate first. We’ve put together a handy calculator to help you get a rough idea of costs.
You’ll only need a few pieces of information to proceed:
- The area of floor you want tiled
- What type of tiles you are planning to use
- Whether you want the services of a professional tiler
Why not try it out today? With a few easy clicks, you’ll be able to have a guide price to help you budget accordingly.
Enter the rough area you need tiling (m2):
Choose material
Labour charges
Overall, your tiling could cost:
Working with professional estimators, we collate cost estimates for the common home improvement and repair jobs in the UK. All the costs are estimates only and for accurate costs for your particular requirements, you are encouraged to reach out to professional tradespeople to receive a quote for your job. Read our disclaimer for more information.
This calculator will only be able to give you an estimated cost. The figure given is for reference purposes and there as a rough guide.
If you’re looking for a more accurate quote for the cost of tile flooring, why not speak directly to local, quality tradespeople in your area?
Contributing factors to the cost of tile flooring
As with any project around the home, there is often a few things to consider when it comes to overall price.
Along with the area of floor that you want tiling, it is worth considering the following:
Type of tiling
Tiles have been popular in homes for many hundreds (and even thousands) of years. However, there is now a vast array of choice on the market.
The type of tile you choose will affect the overall price, so it is worth considering your options with our calculator.
- Ceramic
- Stone
- Marble
- Mosaic
- Victorian pattern
- Larger format
If you aren’t familiar with the different materials, it is worth doing your research. All will have different looks and finishes. Beyond that, other factors will come into effect when it comes to actually tiling the floor.
Installation
When it comes to projects around the home such as tile flooring, installation costs may also need to be considered.
Using the calculator can give a rough idea of what to expect, but a tiling specialist will be able to give you a much more accurate quote.
For example, they will usually be able to break down costs for you. That means you’ll know whether installation will be extra after the tiles are fitted.
Understanding the pricing calculator
When you’re looking to set aside money for new floor tiles, it is helpful to have a rough overall cost in mind.
Prices in the cost of tile flooring calculator come from our estimators, who are Chartered Members (MRICS) of the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors and Members of the Chartered Institute of Building (MCIOB).
Want some guidance about tiles for your home? Why not check out our tiling information hub to get you going?
Remember that a cost calculator will never be as comprehensive as a detailed quote. The following aren’t included in the calculator, and could be factors in the final price:
- VAT
- Skip hire
- Removal of previous flooring (such as laminate or carpet)
- Levelling of floor (if required)
- Moving piping or electrical wiring (if required)
Ideally, for a more accurate cost, you would still speak to a tiling specialists in your local area.
Working with professional estimators, we collate cost estimates for the common home improvement and repair jobs in the UK.
All the costs are estimates only. For accurate costs for your particular requirements, you are encouraged to reach out to professional tradespeople to receive a quote for your job.
Our estimators are Chartered Members (MRICS) of the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors and Members of the Chartered Institute of Building (MCIOB). See full disclaimer.
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