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Just tell her mate that if the whole kitchen is to be tiled then when you are to start the job could she have all the units out ready for you. You are a tiler not a kitchen fitter, to take on the job of removing a kitchen and reinstalling would really be madness. If something goes wrong you are buggered.
She needs to get a joiner/kitchen fitter in.
If she is still adamant that the units are to come out then speak with a joiner and sub him the work, just add his cost on the invoice.
Some of the work some customers want done by a tiler is laughable sometimes.
Similar thing a customer of mine wanted a few days ago when i priced up a large kitchen floor : "i want my sink unit moved over to that side of the room, could you do that?"
"no"
Don't get involved in too much "extra" work.
Making a claim on your liability insurance when you have knackered up a kitchen suite:
"hang on, we have you down as a tiler"
She needs to get a joiner/kitchen fitter in.
If she is still adamant that the units are to come out then speak with a joiner and sub him the work, just add his cost on the invoice.
Some of the work some customers want done by a tiler is laughable sometimes.
Similar thing a customer of mine wanted a few days ago when i priced up a large kitchen floor : "i want my sink unit moved over to that side of the room, could you do that?"
"no"
Don't get involved in too much "extra" work.
Making a claim on your liability insurance when you have knackered up a kitchen suite:
"hang on, we have you down as a tiler"