Recent Job - what do you think?

[IvegotsTILE]

:stupid: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: Was that mad:mad2: I didn't quite put it the way it was mean't to come out.

I know what your van looks like Dave so if you find it tiled on you'll know who did it:lol:

 

[mark c]

nothing wrong with the job mate,
the fella's a prick.
dont let it knock your confidence.

 

[DHTiling]

:stupid: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: Was that mad:mad2: I didn't quite put it the way it was mean't to come out.

I know what your van looks like Dave so if you find it tiled on you'll know who did it:lol:

We know what you meant............:lol:

 

[pro-tile]

if its any help as an assessor and lecturer in wall and floor tiling with over 20 years in trade I think you r job looks very good you might have thin slithers to part of wall but you centered the window (focal point) may be in future asking the customer what they prefer (not central bigger cuts etc) If you gave him a written quote I believe he is obliged to pay you the full amount and then claim back any monies for work he is not happy with im not 100% on this but worth looking into I've never been taken for a penny but only because I go wiyh my gut feeling the first sign of a post it i'd be off hope you do ok dont worry he wont be last t88t you have to deal with keep them standards and youll be fine!!!!

 

[penno]

Honestly i would have gone mad. If the bloke would have stood there and said "job is worth between £0 and £300" after i had finished i would have belted the cocky get. Know it isn't the best way to deal with things but there is no way i could have stopped myself if someone said that.
Take it further, get a solicitors letter to him for the fee outstanding, even if you end up losing a little cash it is the point of it.

 

[mcsludge]

Thanks very much everyone for the support and advice - much appreciated and i'll keep you post it ed ( damm I meant up to date!!) on the outcome :lol: