Under-ordering
Running short mid-job means a wasted trip, a delay, and a customer watching the schedule slip.
A mental "add a bit extra" estimate either leaves you short on site or eating the cost of over-ordered materials. TileIQ calculates tiles, adhesive, grout and labour from the actual measurements — every time, the same way.
Round a wastage percentage down, forget a coverage rate, misjudge a labour multiplier — and a tight-margin job becomes an unprofitable one, or a return trip to the merchant.
Running short mid-job means a wasted trip, a delay, and a customer watching the schedule slip.
Padding every estimate "to be safe" quietly eats into your margin, job after job.
Estimating by feel means similar jobs get priced differently — and it's hard to say why.
Calculated from your room measurements, with a wastage allowance built in so you're not caught short.
Try the material calculator →Estimated from standard coverage rates rather than a rough guess per bag.
Different tile types and layouts take different amounts of time — TileIQ's labour calculation reflects that.
The same job, measured the same way, gives the same estimate — whoever's doing the quoting.
An estimate is only as good as the measurements behind it. TileIQ connects to a compatible Leica Disto by Bluetooth, so the numbers going into the estimate are accurate from the start.
See the Leica Disto workflow →Tile quantities are calculated from your room measurements with a wastage allowance factored in, so you order enough without excessive over-ordering.
Yes — tile type and labour multipliers mean the estimate reflects the actual job, not a flat rate applied to every quote.
Yes, you can measure with a tape measure and enter dimensions manually, or connect a compatible Leica Disto for faster, hands-free measuring.
Free to start. No credit card required.