As usual, we will be sent to your place, to see your plan, do measurements and talk with you about your specific requirements and materials. We will note all the things down and we will run these data on an application to produce a quote. Our office admin will email you the quote and answer all your questions until you feel satisfied.

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We will discuss with you in advance about the reasons for the use of special materials, the necessary amount and their prices. Fair Tiling are able to offer you competitive prices on materials. 

All of Fair Tiling work is carried out, in accordance with relevant regulations. Our workmanship and products are guaranteed. You will be supplied with certificates of waterproofing (if required). All products used by us carry a warranty, provided by the supplier. Products used or supplied are new and suitable for specific purposes. Fair Tiling holds Public Liability Insurance, which provides protection from damage to third party property. 

The common tasks of a tiler can be listed as waterproofing, doing screed, doing underlay or creating niches and of course tiling.Before any tiling job, a tiler needs to check plans and then provide quotes and estimates of tiles and necessary materials, installation time, and other costs. To start the job, the tiler lays out the work and prepares for the floor and wall surfaces by removing old tiles, adhesive and grout (if required) or filling cracks, grabs and holes (if required). All the surfaces are cleaned and even. The tiler then lays tiles in well-aligned and spaced ways. Grouting and applying silicones are finish steps.

Before starting a tiling job, a tiler needs to check plans and then provide quotes and estimates of tiles and necessary materials, installation time, and other costs. To start the job, the tiler lays out the work and prepares for the floor and wall surfaces by removing old tiles, adhesive and grout (if required) or filling cracks, grabs and holes (if required). All the surfaces are cleaned and even. The tiler then lays tiles in well-aligned and spaced ways

The trickiest part of the tiling job is fitting tiles well into uneven and tiny corners and surfaces. In doing so, the tiler needs to cut and shape tiles so that they fit around corners, cabinets, sinks, and windows. This requires good measuring and cutting skills, patience, and physical stamina.

Between 10% and 15% extra tiles for wastage. However, you should ask your tiler advice about the number of tiles.  

The tiler has to view a design plan and visit a job site to measure. After discussing with clients about both the tile layout and specific requests, he can then advise them about how many tiles should be used for the project. Accordingly, the contingency allowance for wastage normally falls between +10% and +15%, depending on the tiles being used and the complexity of the particular design and layout.