Hi everyone...

[martinplumber]

Hi guys! New to this forum but known on a few automotive forums.
Im a self employed plumber and live in the far north west of England, ive decided to start doing tiling within my business so decided to join up on here as its probly the best place for advice :thumbup:
Im a complete novice with tiling but im finding more and more people asking me to do it with the bathrooms i fit, can anyone recommend a decent tile course in my area and a rough price?

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[aphilp]

Hello and welcome

 

[Ian]

Welcome along to Tf. What is your exact location? It may help to find a tiler near to you.


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[White Room]

Hi and welcome...

 

[martinplumber]

Welcome along to Tf. What is your exact location? It may help to find a tiler near to you.


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Workington nr Carlisle :thumbup:

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[peteablard]

:welcome:

 

[Andy Allen]

:welcome: why not team up with a good tiler, this will mean you can concentrate on the plumbing side of your buisness and leave the tiling in the capable hands of a good tiler..

i do this with a few plumbers in my area, they quote there part of the job and i quote my part of the job, if the customer accepts the quote, the the job is booked so we follow each other, normaly takes a week from start to finish.

this way the customer gets the advantage of having a time served plumber and tiler, which i find is allways a good selling piont..

 

[Diamond Pool Finishers]

:welcome:to the forum

 

[DHTiling]

Hello and welcome...

It can be a good add on to your business BUT it can also break your business... if you have a good name as a plumber and then tile it and make a hash, then that customer will make sure others will know about it... so IMO it is wise to join forces with a rated tiler and work together to give customers that full start to finish job they are after..

We have a cracking tiler on here not to far from you... Doug boardley.. search his name and make contact..