Hello from County Durham

[Jandk]

It was our builder that recommended the tiler, and yes I think the floor needs to come up, trouble is there is so little that is ok, I think it will be easier for the lot to be done, but we will see what the experts say

 

[Stef]

Here we go "AGAIN".

Jandk, you are in good hands with Dave & Alan.

Keep us posted on the outcome Dave.

This Cowboy aint got no shame.

 

[Gazzer]

I think I would be having words with not only the Tiler to try and reclaim ALL losses but also the builder and see what he makes of it. Surely when he sees it , he could never recommend this "tiler" again.

 

[ishi69]

I'm with sir ramic , if that is quality of the workmanship through the whole job then my only suggestion would be to start again. Having to look at that would drive me nuts. Personally I'd throttle the idiot thats done that.

 

[John Benton]

All of the above info is spot on. If you allow the tiler to rectify just 1 tile that is fitted incorrectly, then it will cause the one that is next to it to have the same problem. In effect you are just moving the problem round, it has a knock on effect so the only answer is to remove the whole lot from what I can see from the pics.

Dave & Alan will give you an honest and truthful opinion.

 

[Andrew Case]

From a house holder point of view make sure no money has changed hands. Also the cost of materials could be claimed back through the small claims court. Having the advice of these guys, the photos you have taken, and the fact that the tilers reply is unsatisfactory, gives you a good case. You may not get a financial resolution quickly but I wouldn't let him get away with it. Or he will do the same on his next job. What if his next job is a poor old lady that can't argue her case. This tiler either needs to put the whole lot right at his cost, or be made to compensate for the cost so far.