Tile Installer Jobs
Tile Installer jobs are open across residential construction, commercial renovation, and specialty contracting, from apprentice and journeyman levels to lead installer and foreman, with common specializations in porcelain, natural stone, and large-format tile. See the openings below and apply to the ones that match your experience.
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Location
Bozeman
Type
Independent Contractor
- Bonus based on performance
- Free food & snacks
- Free uniforms
- Work Without the Stress – We handle the scheduling, marketing, and customer service, so you can focus on your craft.
- Fair & Competitive Pay – Your experience and precision matter, and you’ll discuss your rate directly with the owner.
- Steady Work, On Your Terms – You set your availability, and we schedule jobs that fit your preferred work hours.
- No More Guesswork – Just High-Quality Jobs – We pre-screen customers, provide detailed work orders, and ensure you always know what’s expected before you arrive.
- Professional Image & Strong Local Reputation – We provide a branded uniform (t-shirt & hat) to maintain a clean, professional appearance on-site.
- A Dedicated Support Team – Our office staff is here to help you succeed, handling appointments, job logistics, and customer communication.
- State-of-the-Art Dispatching Software – Stay organized and efficient with our smart scheduling system, so you always know where you're going and when.
- Skilled in All Aspects of Tile Installation – Experience with ceramic, porcelain, natural stone, mosaic, glass, and luxury vinyl tile (LVT).
- Expertise in Layout & Design – Ability to plan, measure, and lay out tile patterns, ensuring symmetry, precision, and visual appeal.
- Proficiency in Residential Tile Work – Including bathrooms, kitchens, showers, floors, backsplashes, fireplaces, and outdoor tile installations.
- Knowledge of Proper Surface Preparation – Experience with cement board, Schluter systems, waterproofing membranes, and self-leveling compounds to create stable, long-lasting tile work.
- Mastery of Grouting & Finishing Techniques – Skilled in epoxy grout, sanded & unsanded grout applications, color-matching, and caulking for a polished finish.
- Experience with Tile Cutting & Installation Tools – Ability to use wet saws, snap cutters, tile spacers, trowels, mixing drills, and leveling systems.
- Understanding of Expansion Joints & Substrate Conditions – Ability to assess floor leveling, crack isolation, and proper movement joints to prevent tile failure over time.
- Reliable & Professional – Show up on time, clean up after yourself, and treat customers’ homes with respect and care.
- Your Own Work Vehicle – A truck or van suitable for transporting materials and tools.
- Your Own Tools – You’ll need standard tile-setting tools, including trowels, spacers, wet saws, floats, and grout removal tools.
- Smartphone & Tech-Savvy – Must have a smartphone with reliable internet and be comfortable using our Field App daily to track jobs, update work orders, and communicate with the team.
- Valid Driver’s License – We work with professionals our customers can trust.
- Experienced Tile Installers Who Want Reliable, Well-Paid Work – If you’re tired of inconsistent job flow, we have steady work waiting for you.
- Independent Pros Who Want a Steady Paycheck – Enjoy the freedom of working on your terms while having a full schedule of high-quality jobs.
- Tile Setters Who Take Pride in Their Craft – If you love creating durable, beautiful spaces with expert precision, you’ll fit right in
Handyman Connection of Bozeman, MT
Your locally owned Handyman Connection franchise contracts with talented craftsmen like you to deliver quality workmanship and professional service for our customers.
If you’re interested in:
- high earnings potential
- a flexible schedule that you control
- using your skills to help improve other’s lives
Handyman Connection might be a great fit for you.
Homeowners across North America have been calling on Handyman Connection for our professional craftsmanship and great customer experience since 1991. Each Handyman Connection franchise is locally owned and operated, backed by the company that helped launch the industry.
Location
Bozeman
Type
Independent Contractor
- Bonus based on performance
- Free food & snacks
- Free uniforms
- Work Without the Stress – We handle the scheduling, marketing, and customer service, so you can focus on your craft.
- Fair & Competitive Pay – Your experience and precision matter, and you’ll discuss your rate directly with the owner.
- Steady Work, On Your Terms – You set your availability, and we schedule jobs that fit your preferred work hours.
- No More Guesswork – Just High-Quality Jobs – We pre-screen customers, provide detailed work orders, and ensure you always know what’s expected before you arrive.
- Professional Image & Strong Local Reputation – We provide a branded uniform (t-shirt & hat) to maintain a clean, professional appearance on-site.
- A Dedicated Support Team – Our office staff is here to help you succeed, handling appointments, job logistics, and customer communication.
- State-of-the-Art Dispatching Software – Stay organized and efficient with our smart scheduling system, so you always know where you're going and when.
- Skilled in All Aspects of Tile Installation – Experience with ceramic, porcelain, natural stone, mosaic, glass, and luxury vinyl tile (LVT).
- Expertise in Layout & Design – Ability to plan, measure, and lay out tile patterns, ensuring symmetry, precision, and visual appeal.
- Proficiency in Residential Tile Work – Including bathrooms, kitchens, showers, floors, backsplashes, fireplaces, and outdoor tile installations.
- Knowledge of Proper Surface Preparation – Experience with cement board, Schluter systems, waterproofing membranes, and self-leveling compounds to create stable, long-lasting tile work.
- Mastery of Grouting & Finishing Techniques – Skilled in epoxy grout, sanded & unsanded grout applications, color-matching, and caulking for a polished finish.
- Experience with Tile Cutting & Installation Tools – Ability to use wet saws, snap cutters, tile spacers, trowels, mixing drills, and leveling systems.
- Understanding of Expansion Joints & Substrate Conditions – Ability to assess floor leveling, crack isolation, and proper movement joints to prevent tile failure over time.
- Reliable & Professional – Show up on time, clean up after yourself, and treat customers’ homes with respect and care.
- Your Own Work Vehicle – A truck or van suitable for transporting materials and tools.
- Your Own Tools – You’ll need standard tile-setting tools, including trowels, spacers, wet saws, floats, and grout removal tools.
- Smartphone & Tech-Savvy – Must have a smartphone with reliable internet and be comfortable using our Field App daily to track jobs, update work orders, and communicate with the team.
- Valid Driver’s License – We work with professionals our customers can trust.
- Experienced Tile Installers Who Want Reliable, Well-Paid Work – If you’re tired of inconsistent job flow, we have steady work waiting for you.
- Independent Pros Who Want a Steady Paycheck – Enjoy the freedom of working on your terms while having a full schedule of high-quality jobs.
- Tile Setters Who Take Pride in Their Craft – If you love creating durable, beautiful spaces with expert precision, you’ll fit right in
Handyman Connection of Bozeman, MT
Your locally owned Handyman Connection franchise contracts with talented craftsmen like you to deliver quality workmanship and professional service for our customers.
If you’re interested in:
- high earnings potential
- a flexible schedule that you control
- using your skills to help improve other’s lives
Handyman Connection might be a great fit for you.
Homeowners across North America have been calling on Handyman Connection for our professional craftsmanship and great customer experience since 1991. Each Handyman Connection franchise is locally owned and operated, backed by the company that helped launch the industry.
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Who's Hiring
What Employers Look For
The qualifications that appear most often in tile installer jobs.
- 1-3 years of hands-on tile installation experience in residential or commercial settings
- Proficiency with wet saws, angle grinders, and manual tile cutters
- Knowledge of thinset mortar mixing ratios and proper curing times
- Ability to read blueprints and interpret tile layout diagrams accurately
- Physical ability to kneel, lift 50+ pounds, and work on hard surfaces for extended periods
- OSHA 10 construction safety certification or willingness to obtain it
Tips for Your Tile Installer Job Search
List your tile types and setting materials
Employers scan for specific materials you've worked with, so name them directly on your resume: porcelain, ceramic, travertine, marble, glass mosaic, epoxy grout, or large-format slabs. Vague terms like 'various tile' won't get you past an initial screen.
Show project scale and square footage
Hiring managers want to know the volume you've handled. Where you can, include the scale of completed jobs, whether that's a 200-square-foot bathroom remodel or a multi-story commercial lobby floor. Concrete scope signals readiness for bigger contracts.
Highlight substrate and waterproofing knowledge
Many tile installer openings, especially in wet areas, require demonstrated experience with cement board, Schluter systems, or RedGard membranes. Call out your substrate prep and waterproofing skills explicitly so reviewers don't have to guess.
Apply early to roles that fit
Migrate Mate lists tile installer openings from across the United States in one place, so you can find roles that match and apply directly to each listing.
Prepare for a hands-on skills assessment
Many tile contractors ask candidates to demonstrate layout planning, cutting precision, or grout finishing on-site before making an offer. Practice explaining your process out loud, because interviewers often want to hear your problem-solving as much as see the result.
Negotiate total compensation, not just hourly rate
Per-diem allowances, travel reimbursement, and tool stipends vary widely between residential and commercial contractors. Before accepting an offer, ask specifically how the company handles materials sourcing, travel to job sites, and overtime structures to compare the full package.
Tile Installer Jobs: Frequently Asked Questions
Which companies are hiring the most tile installers?
Service Pros Installation, Handyman Connection, and Jason Carpet and Tile are hiring the most tile installers right now, with openings concentrated in Florida, Georgia, and Virginia, based on current listings on Migrate Mate as of November 2026. Volume tends to track new residential construction and commercial build-out activity in those states.
How many tile installer jobs are remote?
About 0% of tile installer openings are fully remote or hybrid as of November 2026, reflecting that the core installation work is on-site by nature. The remote-eligible share is almost entirely in estimating, project coordination, and materials consulting roles rather than hands-on field positions.
How do you become a tile installer?
Most tile installers start through a union apprenticeship with the International Union of Bricklayers and Allied Craftworkers or by working as a helper under an experienced installer on residential job sites. You build foundational skills in surface prep, thinset application, layout planning, and cutting before taking on full installations independently. Earning an OSHA safety credential early strengthens your profile for commercial contractors.
Can you get hired as a tile installer with little experience?
Yes, many residential contractors and tile retailers hire entry-level helpers who demonstrate attention to detail and a willingness to do physically demanding work. Starting in a helper or laborer role lets you learn thinset prep, grout cleaning, and material handling on the job. Building a small portfolio of personal or volunteer projects, even bathroom floors, helps show initiative when you're applying without a long work history.
What does the tile installer interview process look like?
Most tile installer interviews begin with a phone or in-person conversation covering your material experience, the types of projects you've worked on, and your familiarity with safety protocols. Residential contractors often follow up with a brief on-site skills check, while commercial firms may ask you to describe a challenging layout problem and how you resolved it. Union positions typically require a referral through the local hall before the interview stage.
Where can I find and apply to tile installer jobs?
You can find and apply to tile installer jobs on Migrate Mate, which lists current openings from across the United States. Search for roles that match your experience level and specialization, then apply directly to each listing that fits.
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