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Homeowners search for a leaking shower, a backsplash, or a whole bathroom floor — three different searches, three different pages. We build them and keep improving them every week.
Vevang Sites builds your tile website, then ranks it. You get pages for shower tile, backsplash, flooring, waterproofing and regrouting, service-area pages for the towns you drive to, and photo galleries that load fast. Our SEO Ranker agent improves the site every week. Rankings are never guaranteed.
Why it matters
Nobody searches for a tile installer in general. They search for shower regrouting, a kitchen backsplash, heated bathroom floor, or a cracked tile repair. One page covering all of it ranks for none of it well.
A homeowner with a stain on the ceiling below the shower is buying waterproofing, not tile. Pages that explain pans, slopes, membranes and what you tear out win those calls from installers who only show finished photos.
A general contractor looking for a sub will search your name and skim your site in under a minute. They want job types, capacity, the areas you cover and a direct way to reach you before they call the next setter.
What we do
Shower tile, bathroom floors, backsplash, tile flooring, waterproofing, repair and regrouting, natural stone, large-format, fireplace and accent walls. Each becomes its own page with its own photos, prep details and estimate form.
Regrouting, cracked tile replacement, loose tile, failed shower pans and recaulking bring calls all year. Those pages also introduce you to homeowners who later hire you for the full bathroom remodel.
One page per town you actually work in, with jobs you have done there, the neighborhoods or home styles common in that area, and how far out you book. No copies of the same paragraph with a name swapped.
Each finished job becomes a short write-up: the town, the tile and format, the substrate, the waterproofing method, the layout, and one problem you solved. That is the specific language homeowners and contractors type into Google.
Tile sites live on images. We compress them, size them for phones, add descriptive alt text, keep the gallery fast, and make sure the estimate form accepts photo uploads of the shower or the room.
SEO Ranker reviews the site weekly — headings, internal links, new sections, pages that slipped. Call and form tracking shows whether the backsplash page or the shower repair page brought the job.
Common mistakes
Rows of finished showers with filenames like IMG_4421 tell Google nothing. Add the town, the tile size and material, the pattern and the scope under each project so the photos can actually be found.
Many setters want remodels only, so they leave repair off the site. Those searches happen every month and are cheap to rank for. A repair call in a good neighborhood is often the first step to a full bath.
You may build showers correctly every time, but if the site never explains the pan, the slope, the membrane and the inspection, you look the same as the installer who tiled straight over drywall.
Listing thirty towns in a footer does not rank for any of them. Pick the towns you genuinely serve and give the real ones a page with real jobs on it.
Checklist
How it works
You don’t sign anything to see it. Book a time, and your demo is ready before we talk.
Pick a time — often the same day. Tell us your website, or just your business name and city.
Before the call, we build a demo of your new website from your real business: your services, your area, your reviews.
We walk you through the demo on the call. You see exactly what you’d get before you spend anything.
We build it for real and put it live. After launch, the SEO Ranker agent keeps improving it every week.
Questions
Repair and regrout searches usually move first because fewer installers write about them. Remodel and shower pages take longer, since homeowners compare several setters before calling. Expect steady movement over months, not weeks. No one can guarantee rankings. What we can promise is a page for every job type and weekly work on the site.
Yes. A backsplash buyer wants a one-day job and a price range. A shower buyer is planning a week of work and worries about leaks. They search different words and need different proof. Two pages let each one land on content that matches what they typed and see photos of that exact job.
Partly. We can lead with full bathroom and kitchen work, state minimums in plain words, and keep repair content in a quieter spot. But repair pages still pull in homeowners who own the house you want to remodel next year. Many setters keep them and screen at the phone instead.
We build a page for them. It covers the job types you take, the square footage range you are comfortable with, how you handle schedules and lead times, whether you supply materials, and a direct contact path. Contractors decide fast, so the page stays short and answers their questions without a form maze.
They will if nobody manages them. We compress and resize every image, load galleries in stages, and keep the shots that show detail — a niche, a curbless entry, a miter, a grout line. Fast pages matter on phones, which is where most homeowners look at tile work in the evening.
AI assistants read clear, specific pages. When your site plainly states the towns you serve, the tile work you do, your waterproofing approach and how to reach you, that information is easier for those tools to use. No one can promise an assistant will name your business, and we do not claim otherwise.
It helps. Bathroom and kitchen projects pick up in spring and again in fall before holidays. We refresh those pages ahead of each push and keep repair content live all year, since a leaking shower does not wait for a season.
We build a demo of your tile website before we talk, using your work and your service area, so you are looking at real pages instead of a slide deck. The call runs about fifteen minutes. You tell us which job types you want to fill, and we show you where those pages would go.
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Reviewed 2026-09-24
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