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Previous tiling jobs in Biggleswade, Bedfordshire
Biggleswade Holme, SG18
Under £250
approx 5 sq mtr wall tileing in a kitchen
Langford, SG18
Under £250
I have a cloackroom which needs wall and floor tiles fitting. The room is just approx. 2m x 1m.
Biggleswade Stratton, SG18
Under £2,000
8ftx6ft bathroom, half tiled . Remove old tiles prepare walls and retile. Tiles supplied
Biggleswade Stratton, SG18
Under £500
tiling of kitchen wall above work services and window above sink
Biggleswade Ivel, SG18
Under £250
Laying porcelaine tiles over underfloor heating. Approximately 10sq mtrs.
Biggleswade Stratton, SG18
Under £250
tiling of wall above kitchen units and around sink/window
Langford, SG18
Under £250
tiling hall kitchen and downstairs toilet
Biggleswade Stratton, SG18
Under £100
Small area ( no more than 2.5 square metres ) with 6" tiles, to replace laminate flooring over concrete. Only a few tiles will need cutting, to fit at doorway.
Biggleswade Holme, SG18
Under £250
we had an extension, have black porcelain tiles that have lifted and some craked due to what we think is the floor was not leveled propertly or the tile fix underneath was not spread evenly
Broom, SG18
Under £500
Tiler required for laying brazilian slate floor tiles in kitchen area, tiles are 600 x 400mm. Kitchen is part of a new extension.
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