Is there any easy way to fix these faults?

[Aimee72]

I agree, I definitely don't want people calling him a cowboy - he did come recommended by some friends and the pictures we saw of his other work looked good, and he can't be bad if he does it for a living (and for three weeks in australia, obviously a good one!). I think on this occasion he's fallen short of his usual standard, probably because he was rushing, and unfortunately it was our job that suffered. As I said, it's nothing major, the room still looks good. It's just lots and lots of niggly little things that add up, especially considering the price we paid him. It's a shame really, as we had quite a few jobs lined up for him but I'll be finding someone else for those. Someone who doesn't have a holiday booked! :smilewinkgrin:

 

[jay]

theres a few probs there but from what i can see they can be fixed best bet is to give the tiler a chance to rectify his mistakes when he returns remember we are all human and mistakes happen sometimes

let us know how things end up

 

[DHTiling]

Yes the use of the term cowboy is uncalled for IMO..

These are just a few small rushed bits as far as i can tell from the pics.... trying to hang this tiler is wrong.. so hold back on the offensive remarks please.

Aimee72.. like i said earlier please do let us know how it pans out ..

 

[Aimee72]

Jay, I think you've hit the nail on the head. I can't stand people who shout first and ask questions later, people's reputations can be ruined because of one bad job and I don't want that, he's a nice guy (that's why I've been deliberately vague about him and not put any full-room shots on, incase anyone recognises the room and word gets around). That's why I'm so glad I asked, because no job is ever going to be 100%, I just wasn't sure how much is acceptable and where to draw the line getting someone back in. I'm sure there are people who would be straight on the phone demanding a regrout because of one air bubble behind a radiator, but I like to think I'm not one of them!

 

[DHTiling]

And we as Tilers appreciate you have thought about your tiler as well as the job in hand..

respect to you lady..:🙂🙂🙂🙂

 

[Aimee72]

Wonky grout lines or not, it's still a million times better than the pink suite and orange swirly carpet we used to have :yikes: :smilewinkgrin:

 

[DHTiling]

Orange and pink together..

 

[Aimee72]

There was also a chandelier. I'm pretty sure it wasn't IP rated!!!

 

[jay]

any pics

 

[DHTiling]

Chandelier... this gets worse..