47 NAT

I've done a fair bit around the house and without blowing my own trumpet, it looks really good ..and hasn't fallen off (joke)

I just wondered if you can get a good weeks wages from doing it for a living and would it be worth while going on a weeks course just to get to grips with modern day materials, tips, pricing, etc? I know the course itself won't make you an expert as its one of those things that your either good at or crap.

I did think about going back into plastering but that games messy as ****. Im not interested in new build site work as I get the impression that H&S have made it hard work.

I just fancy a change as I've been doing the marquees and events for a while now and its not getting any easier as the hours and workload are overtaking my age

Any sensible advice appreciated

VoteConservative!

A good tiler is worth his weight in gold. Thats all I can add to this thread

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47 NAT

Thanks, maybe I should put some weight on

VoteConservative!

wouldnt hurt. Would just make you more squishy and give your builders bum a bigger clevage. Just dont overdo it. Dont want to be cracking those tiles do we

The Dogs B******s

Is your name Maggie T ?