Tiler day rates in East of England
East of England · 2026
£210–£355
per day, ex VAT
£26–£44
per hour
+5%
vs UK average
A tiler working in East of England typically charges £210–£355 a day (£26–£44 an hour), ex VAT — 5% above the UK average of £270 a day. Slightly above the national average, with the Cambridge corridor and Essex commuter towns pulling rates up while rural East Anglia sits closer to the middle of the range.
Tiling is usually quoted per square metre, but complex layouts and large-format porcelain drag the effective day output down, which is why experienced tilers quote from the drawing rather than the floor area alone.
What moves a tiler's rate
- 01Per-square-metre pricing is standard, with the day rate underneath
- 02Large-format tiles and stone, which are slower and less forgiving
- 03Wet rooms and tanking, priced for the consequence of failure
- 04Layout complexity — herringbone and patterns over straight runs
East of England vs everywhere else
| London | £270–£460 |
| South East | £230–£390 |
| East of England | £210–£355 |
| South West | £200–£340 |
| Scotland | £195–£330 |
| West Midlands | £190–£325 |
| North West | £190–£320 |
| East Midlands | £185–£315 |
| Yorkshire | £180–£305 |
| Wales | £180–£305 |
| North East | £170–£290 |
| Northern Ireland | £165–£280 |
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Indicative ranges compiled from public cost guides, reviewed July 2026. Ex VAT. A guide, not a quote, and not financial advice.