louvre blinds

[Daz]

Personally, I would treat it the same as a door that needs planing when I do a floor - remove it and advise the customer that they need to get it sorted as it's not my problem (in the nicest possible way).

I would do what you have been asked, i.e. tiling and let the customer sort the rest of the issues out, unless you market yourself as a handyman that also does tiling????

 

[floydyboy]

Personally, I would treat it the same as a door that needs planing when I do a floor - remove it and advise the customer that they need to get it sorted as it's not my problem (in the nicest possible way).

I would do what you have been asked, i.e. tiling and let the customer sort the rest of the issues out, unless you market yourself as a handyman that also does tiling????

I STRONGLY DISAGRE WITH U CAPTAIN SLOW.
i am multiskilled plasterer and tiler and cover all aspects of the consruction trade
He is a tiler not a handy man but being able to do other works to finish the job off goes a long way . less hastle for the customer and more money in your pocket:yes:

people employ me for my plastering and tiling skils and when they ask me if i know some1 that can do a specific job and i tell them i can do the sun shines out of your a--e, you have then pleased the customer and that alone will bring work in for you