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Just Rizzle

it is true we all do things differently but i find that if you explain to the client the advantages of using a mat for his very expensive tiles and back it up with photographs as i do of tiles cracked because mats were not used believe me YOU WILL GET THE JOB, the others will look like cheap chancers dont put your self in tip tops shoes.if the client cant afford to mat it he cant afford me any way. good luck
 

peteablard

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Surely this is the customers fault for trying to build his own house and not finding out the correct information ie the heating should have been turned on before and the drying time on the screed?
This is quite possibly one of the stupidest comments I've read on here. Customers rely on professional tradesmen to quote for a job and give them advise. These are basic questions that should have been covered when you first went to quote for the job. Do the right thing and put it right for them, 100% fixer error
 
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