What to include in the scope
Use these items to make the initial conversation specific. The final scope must reflect the property and the provider’s assessment.
- Strip-out and substrate assessment
- Fixture layout and licensed service alterations
- Waterproofing scope and documentation
- Tiling, drainage and ventilation details
- Fixtures, accessories and final making good
What changes the price?
A small room can still involve several trades. The amount of strip-out, service relocation, substrate repair, tile format and fixture selection can matter more than floor area. Compare like-for-like fixture schedules and ask how unknown conditions will be handled.
Questions before you commit
Does regrouting fix a waterproofing failure?
Regrouting changes the joints at the surface. It does not establish that an underlying membrane is sound. Investigate the leak before deciding on a repair.
Can the price be fixed before a site visit?
A preliminary estimate can help planning, but the contractor needs enough information about layout, access and existing conditions to define a reliable written scope.
Who would quote and do the work?
The proposed platform introduces customers to independent providers. The matched provider would assess the property, issue the quote, enter the contract and perform the work. A match is not a substitute for checking their identity, licence scope and insurance.
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