saying 'hi'

[Salih]

helloooooo how are you?

 

[Dan]

Hi,

Good thanks. And yourself?

Do you tile then?

 

[Notsolittleh]

I`m guessing Salih, like myself, have been "invited" to introduce ourselves and say hi.....:smilewinkgrin:

To save Dan posting the same question, I dont tile, but have been thinking of doing a few courses at Able Skills for a career change. Any advice would be most helpful about the trade and whether it is worth attempting to break in to.

Thanks in advance.

 

[DHTiling]

Hello Salih and Notsolittleh..welcome.

 

[White Room]

Hi and welcome to you both....

 

[Dan]

The notice regarding posting an intro is automated and we all got that until we posted something. Though thanks for posting also Notsotittleh

Able Skills have plenty of feedback in the tiling courses feedback forum. I'm sure you've already read that though?

With regards to the trade in general, it's not as good as it used to be pre2009, though many are busy and many are not so I guess it depends on the area, the competition, the marking you do, and your quality of work and all the other main factors involved these days. It used to be a case of "when can you do it" when we were all a bit flusher on average and in positive equity with property etc etc. That's all gone now for most customers.

You need a unique selling point these days like with any business I guess.

 

[Ian]

Welcome along to TF.

 

[John Benton]

Hello and welcome to the both of you

 

[Time's Ran Out]

:welcome::welcome:

 

[nakhodka2002]

Hello and welcome to the forums

 

[tfs]

welcome to the forum chaps!

tiling is worth doing if you are good at it and can be better if you are good at marketing yourself/business too.

 

[Diamond Pool Finishers]

:welcome: to the forum