Merry Christmas

[danmonken]

Hello Everyone and Merry Christmas.
Very good site, if i may say.

I am from a construction back ground and currently run a small maintenance firm.
I generally sub out my tiling work, but these days more and more of my work seams to leaning towards kitchen and bathroom fitting, so rather than get a firm in(mainly eastern European fixers)would it be beneficial for me to go on a tiling course? or just carry on tiling for myself, and become more proficient and quicker as i go?
Any thoughts would be much appreciated.
Cheers Danny:8:

 

[GazTech]

Merry xmas to you Danny....try this link.......Gaz
http://www.tilersforums.com/tiling-courses/

 

[DHTiling]

Hi danny and welcome to the forums....

i would give it ago mate.....the money's better in your pocket at the end of the day..and the tiler will be there short notice so to speak.. lol lol..no waiting around...

 

[Varley]

Welcome to the forums mate and merry christmas

 

[faithhealer]

Hi Danny, plenty of friendly advice on this site.

 

[Dan]

Welcome to the forum mate.

There are short tiling courses that teach you a great deal, and as you may already have a good understanding it could be a wise move to sharpen up your tiling skills so you can charge well and pull the jobs off to a high standard.

The jobs that fail are usually down to the fixer and his methods, so ironing all those 'maybe this is right' and 'this is what I heard' fixing methods out can only help you have no failures... and that's a good thing.

Checkout our sponsors to find a good short course.

 

[dean39]

Welcome mate,all the info is here,enjoy the forum.