Frequently Asked Questions
We often get asked similar questions when starting a project call. Please see below for some FAQs.
Frequently asked questions
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Simply contact Wayne by calling, texting or submitting an online form. Wayne will organise a time to drop by or request pictures to start the quote process.
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There are lots of factors that will affect how much your tiling job will cost. These include the types of tiles, size of tiles and the size and layout of your space/room. The more details you can tell us - the more accurate the quote will be.
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As soon as you know what room or space you want tiled, and have an idea of the tile you want please get in touch. If you want it tiled in a specific pattern, it is always good to know that too! Basically, the more of an idea you have, the easier the quote process. If you are unsure, give Wayne a call and he can assist.
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Once the quote has been sent, give Wayne a call, text or email to arrange a suitable time for the job.
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Once you have contacted Ives Tiling, Wayne will measure the area during the quote process. At this time, he will recommend how many tiles you need to purchase.
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It’s a good idea to have a tile selected before Wayne comes out to measure and quote. However, generally, it is recommended that you do not purchase the tiles until you know how many you need.
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You buy the tiles. Wayne will look after the tiling.
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There are lots of places you can purchase tiles from.
Some local stores include: Tile Factory Outlet, Tile Wizards, Amber Tiles, Beaumont Tiles, and National Tiles.
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Wayne will look after any material relating to the tiles. This includes glue, grout, angles, and silicon. Other materials, such as wastes and drains, should be purchased by you after the quote when you can discuss the types and suitability of different options with Wayne.
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You! If you are unsure of what colour will look the best, please chat to Wayne when he comes out to meet you and measure the space. He can show you colour examples so you can let him know what you want.
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Sometimes yes. It is best to chat to Wayne if you are looking at tiling over tiles and he can let you know if it will be okay.
