tta how much to insure your work

[Rizzle from the Portizzle]

well went to a tta meeting they were talking about the low take up of the 6 year warrenty on jobs up to £5000 how much do you think it cost give me your best guess

 

[DHTiling]

??????? eh...

 

[Rizzle from the Portizzle]

??????? eh...

its the cost of warrenting your work with insurance guarantee for you client

 

[DHTiling]

Arn't the TTA pulling out of the warranty due to lack of take up by members. ?

 

[Rizzle from the Portizzle]

Arn't the TTA pulling out of the warranty due to lack of take up by members. ?

yes but i asked at the meeting well how much does it cost and do the member know was told yes then asked a few members and they did not have a clue so wondred if anybody else did

 

[DHTiling]

Yes i know and knew how much it was... again IMO it should be included in the TTA annual price.

 

[Rookery]

I see the link to the warranty scheme on the TTA website doesnt work any more.
As far as I recall, the scheme didn't offer a warranty on your work, it offered insurance to the customer against you going bust.
I've considered joining the TTA on and off over the years but failed to see any benefit to me and my business so I never have. Thats another thread tho.

 

[Rizzle from the Portizzle]

Yes i know and knew how much it was... again IMO it should be included in the TTA annual price.

so much a job

 

[Dan]

TTA do have some decent benefits to be fair. I'd consider looking at private insurance / warranty, and then comparing. You need a bit of an understanding to it before deciding if it's worth it really. I'd guess, and it's only a guess I've not looked into it, that they've bagged a decent deal for the tiler. They're the guys that'd pull it off if anybody could. And it'd get the industry insure, and also trusted by the customer.

I can see the benefit in it as long as the deal was actually decent to be honest. It's a shame if they have already to do back out of the idea.

Just IMO of course.

 

[Rizzle from the Portizzle]

TTA do have some decent benefits to be fair. I'd consider looking at private insurance / warranty, and then comparing. You need a bit of an understanding to it before deciding if it's worth it really. I'd guess, and it's only a guess I've not looked into it, that they've bagged a decent deal for the tiler. They're the guys that'd pull it off if anybody could. And it'd get the industry insure, and also trusted by the customer.

I can see the benefit in it as long as the deal was actually decent to be honest. It's a shame if they have already to do back out of the idea.

Just IMO of course.

the point is does anybody realy know or are they a secret

 

[Dan]

They should know, and it's down to TTA to push the offers/products they offer I guess.

It's a shame to hear the actual members didn't know about the deal, and on the same note, they're scrapping it because of that.

They could do with an actual final push maybe.

 

[Rizzle from the Portizzle]

They should know, and it's down to TTA to push the offers/products they offer I guess.

It's a shame to hear the actual members didn't know about the deal, and on the same note, they're scrapping it because of that.

They could do with an actual final push maybe.

there in lies the problem

 

[DHTiling]

All members should know about the TTA warranty scheme , it is pushed enough on the TTA website lol.

Yes. It might be true that the supplier of the insurance might be pulling out due to lack of takers.

 

[DHTiling]

But ray , you do have the choice too not be a member of the TTA , if you are dissatisfied with them.

 

[Ajax123]

Hang on... If you do it right why would you need insurance.