Bathroom furniture

[graham3]

I would like some advice please, when tiling a bathroom floor is it up to the tiler to remove sink and pedestal or for the customer to get a plumber to do it I would be gratefull for some advice on this please.:frown2:

 

[Bubblecraft]

I price to do it myself. That way I know it's done right & saves the inconvenience of the customer having to find a plumber.
You could always price this & get a plumber to do it on your behalf

 

[graham3]

Thanks Bubblecraft with me just starting I was,nt sure:smiley2:

 

[prceramics]

make sure your insurance covers it if you do it yourself but always price for it, i have a plumber who does it quite cheap charged direct to the customer

 

[graham3]

Thanks yes I will thanks for your help

 

[Ian]

I price a plumber in to do it, to be fair the amount of time it will save if you don't have to cut around the pan and pedestal, should cover a plumber to remove/replace them for you. I'm not covered on my insurance for plumbing, that's why I get someone in.

 

[graham3]

Thanks Bri I might have a look and see if I can find a plumber to do the same for me.

 

[EdgarFairch]

I would like some advice please, when tiling a bathroom floor is it up to the tiler to remove sink and pedestal or for the customer to get a plumber to do it I would be gratefull for some advice on this please.:frown2:

Better to hire a plumber for better interior of your Bathroom and if it highly designed then must consult a Plumber!!!

 

[beanz]

I do it personally, but it is extra. If you don't feel comfortable doing it, either arrange a plumber, or explain to the customer that they need to sort it.