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Dismayed with poor tiling in bathroom...advice needed
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[QUOTE="Leader, post: 947919, member: 49361"] Hi their , sorry to hear what you have gone through , but i think you have answered your own question and just get a competent tiler in to take the whole lot down and restart again. As for compensation i would list all the issues you have and send them in a email and document everything and give him so many days to respond and if he is honest hopefully come to some sort of agreement with yourself......i wouldnt hold out much hope on that though. But in the mean time get some citizen advice and they will direct you on what actions to take and will more than likely end up in a small claims court. But the work that has been done is bad to say the least but im surprised he even took your money. When the work is being taken down get some photos taken so that you can see what has been done behind the tiles , the more proof who have of bad workmanship the better your argument for compensation to at least recoup money paid. [/QUOTE]
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