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Reviews of Tilers in Wigston, Leicestershire
Wigston Fields, LE18
5 March 2013
Under £100
Regrout corner shower area. Two walls (approx 100cm x150cm and 60cm x 150cm). Existing grout will need removing.
Came and did the job while I was at work. Nice job made of regrouting the tiles and everywhere left clean and tidy afterwards.
Becky
MB Services
Also specialises in handyman, flooring, gardening & garden design and stone work & masonry.
Previous tiling jobs in Wigston, Leicestershire
South Wigston, LE18
Under £500
7m sq kitchen floor to be tiled
Wigston Meadowcourt, LE18
Under £500
New bathroom requires tiling
What more info do you need
Wigston Fields, LE18
Under £250
Bathroom floor to be tiled (4M2 approx) new tile border to walls (strip out existing wooden border) tiles to be fitted on walls and boxing areas.
All tiles provided
Grout and adhesive.to be supplied.
South Wigston, LE18
Under £250
TILE THE HALL 5 SQ METRES, PLEASE QUOTE ME FOR LABOUR AND ADHESIVE AND GROUT SEPARATELY
Wigston Fields, LE18
Under £250
tiling and grouting around bath
Wigston All Saints, LE18
Under £100
I have some floor tiles in the bathroom that have cracked and need replacing, i have a spare box of the tiles.
Wigston Fields, LE18
Under £500
9.5m2 rooms, 600*300 format tiles. £13.50 per m2 .
Wigston St Wolstan's, LE18
Under £250
kitchen
wall tiles above worktop and kitchen sink/windowsill.tiles only to be supplied by client
3 square metres
Wigston All Saints, LE18
I'm not sure
conservatory and kitchen floor tiled. conservatory 4m x 3m sq metres, kitchen 3 x 3sq metres.
South Wigston, LE18
N/A
tiled kitchen wall and floor
wall approx 6 square meters
floor approx 9 square meters
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