How much does a floor tiler get paid?

Answer 1

I pay my subcontract installers $5 per foot on if over 100 sq foot. They provide labor, all tools, thinset and clean up. They must be insured for $250k. (located in CT. would vary by area I'd guess)

Answer 2

Earnings depend on the type and geographic location of the employer and the employee's experience. In 2010, the median annual earnings of tile setters were $41,560. The middle fifty percent earned between $30,228 and $55,539. The lowest ten percent earned less than $23,481, and the highest ten percent earned more than $71,436. Apprentices usually start at fifty percent of the rate of experienced tile setters.

Answer 3

The median annual income for a tile or marble setter in the United States (as of 5/16/15) is $44,000 and a median salary of $19 per hour.

Answer 4

Tilers get paid differently depending on the area of the country and the skill level involved. Custom designs, for example, take highly skilled installers so the cost of labor goes up.

Answer 5

It all depends on the area your in and your skill level, hourly or square foot basis,

up to $30+ an hour 75k a year.

Answer 6

Not enough, would say 20,000 to 30,000 with lots of overtime if lucky. Like me going on almost 10 years . Should earn between 50,000 to 60,000 not easy work.ROCK ON