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Hi guys, i have been getting lots of bathroom jobs where they want the tiling doing also. I am not a tiler and honestly don't want to start. I am happy doing the Plumbing. But, i am worried that as i do not know a tiler, and cannot recommend one, i will be losing business.

So, are any of you chaps from around the Hampton Court area? And do you know a good tiler who is in need of extra work?

If so, please PM.

I have a quote to do on monday and the lady said she wants a REALLY GOOD tiler for 2 bathrooms. 1 big and 1 small in the same flat. Also, with the possibility of work in another house they have just bought.

I look forward to hearing from you

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Lee
 
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