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I'm completely new to this forum and the tiling trade, recently did a tiling course a few months ago which i really enjoyed and progressed to tile my bathroom ... -
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Re: What to charge?
hi millfish, ive a feeling that by the time people have finished giving you prices that you will be as confused as when you started. pricing formats are dependant on numerous points, where you are based as rates tend to change from area to area
what tiles you will be installing as again different tiles need different materials, what preperation work you will need to undertake the work and what amount of money you need to have left over after materials etc to make a living. i find that measuring by sqm and charging a fixed price is not always the best way. firstly measure up the area for tiling. Then find the nearest tile supplier to you for adhesives to price in with the job including extras such as profiles grout etc. calculate how much this will cost and work out how long you think it will take and price accordingly. sorry that this is a bit long winded. I buy my supplies from either Tiles uk based in salford or from CTD which have a branch in denton. i hope this helps 
chris
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I agree with Chris above - work out what you want to earn a day and look at how long you think it will take then add the costs for addy / grout / silicone / trim / sealer / other prep. If it is your first job, you'll need to allow a bit more time than if you were experienced.
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Re: What to charge?
the above posts pretty much cover everything,we are not allowed to discuss pricing outwith the forum arms
maybe have a look through the members list and send a private message to someone local and they will maybe help you out!
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Re: What to charge?

Originally Posted by
david campbell
the above posts pretty much cover everything,we are not allowed to discuss pricing outwith the
forum arms
maybe have a look through the members list and send a private message to someone local and they will maybe help you out!

think im local to him dave though manchester covers a lot of sins and areas but ill happily help with pricing
chris
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Re: What to charge?
Hi,
Thanks for all your quick feedback. Im based in Swinton, with regards to the job its just labor i need to quote for. All tiles, adhesive etc is been supplied.
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Re: What to charge?
hi millhouse
give me a private message with the total area to be tiled and the size and nature of the tiles ie ceramics travertine porcelain mosaics etc as they are charged differently.
also include if it is a kitchen, bathroom, conservatory etc if its a kitchen how many sockets? as much info as poss please mate also do you know what substrate you will be tiling too and what adhesive have they bought for you?
chris.
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