Need a Top Rate Tiler in Cardiff

Russell Durnell

3 years ago

I need a brilliant tiler that can work with large format tiles 1200 x 1200 for kitchen (40SQM) and patio (10sqm).

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Daisy England
3 years ago
I’d look for recommendations on a local FB site. Our area has many useful recommendations listed on there if you raise the question.

I‘d also Google it for websites in your area and contact the company.
Sonia
3 years ago
I usually ask for recommendations on my local towns Facebook page. Found lots of people that way. Good thing is a lot of trades have a Facebook page showing pictures of their work and reviews. You get the odd dud one but usually pretty good.
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