What is a fair labor price to tile 1087sqft?

DASSMASS · Postby **DASSMASS** » October 10th, 2018, 9:22 am

ALSO what if the floor is painted? Is there someone who strips the paint?

stang · Postby **stang** » October 10th, 2018, 9:25 am

DASSMASS wrote:
matix wrote:Mr. Spann, will you kindly forward me the Spanish contact info. Gracias
yes please

Did anyone get the contact infor??

88sins · Postby **88sins** » October 10th, 2018, 12:28 pm

DASSMASS wrote:ALSO what if the floor is painted? Is there someone who strips the paint?

plenty ppl just lay tile over paint. not the best way to go, but depends on who u hire & how u tell dem u want it done.

DASSMASS · Postby **DASSMASS** » October 10th, 2018, 12:59 pm

88sins wrote:
DASSMASS wrote:ALSO what if the floor is painted? Is there someone who strips the paint?

plenty ppl just lay tile over paint. not the best way to go, but depends on who u hire & how u tell dem u want it done.

na want it grind off or stripped

88sins · Postby **88sins** » October 10th, 2018, 2:58 pm

DASSMASS wrote:na want it grind off or stripped

if it's outdoor pressure washer,
if it's indoor & a single room with a way for the water to run out the room to the outside of the building it could pressure wash as well.
if not either u could use a paint stripper (will likley leave residue in the concrete, not sure how it'll affect the bond in the short/long term depending on what you use, glue vs thinset)
or simply scrape it off with a scraper
or a grinder with a concrete cup wheel (fastest easiest method I've personally ever used, a bit noisy, makes plenty dust, isolate the room first if you can)

DASSMASS · Postby **DASSMASS** » October 14th, 2018, 7:52 am

88sins wrote:
DASSMASS wrote:na want it grind off or stripped

if it's outdoor pressure washer,
if it's indoor & a single room with a way for the water to run out the room to the outside of the building it could pressure wash as well.
if not either u could use a paint stripper (will likley leave residue in the concrete, not sure how it'll affect the bond in the short/long term depending on what you use, glue vs thinset)
or simply scrape it off with a scraper
or a grinder with a concrete cup wheel (fastest easiest method I've personally ever used, a bit noisy, makes plenty dust, isolate the room first if you can)

thanks

thelem-again · Postby **thelem-again** » October 15th, 2018, 1:18 pm

stang wrote:
DASSMASS wrote:
matix wrote:Mr. Spann, will you kindly forward me the Spanish contact info. Gracias
yes please

Did anyone get the contact infor??

I'd like a contact as well too. Thanks.

DASSMASS · Postby **DASSMASS** » October 16th, 2018, 11:54 am

I didn't get Spanish but I got a number for another who has started my work... Message me for the details if you need.

RedVEVO · Postby **RedVEVO** » October 16th, 2018, 10:11 pm

DASSMASS wrote:ALSO what if the floor is painted? Is there someone who strips the paint?

You have to strip paint or adhesive will not bond dude man .

Average rate for tiles $8 per tile . Professional .

DASSMASS · Postby **DASSMASS** » November 1st, 2018, 8:43 pm

Some of the finished Product EXCELLENT WORK

hong kong phooey · Postby **hong kong phooey** » November 2nd, 2018, 3:13 am

Nice, no burglar proof windows, must be country living
You should have gotten the guy to put a tile border so when mopping the mop will not touch your paint

Kimlich · Postby **Kimlich** » October 30th, 2019, 5:36 pm

rspann wrote:
rspann wrote:I have some spanish charging $5 and no trini could work like them. I recommended them to a few tuners, they can tell you the quality. I'll post some pics in a while.
The yard is 12x24 and the house is 24x24. Neatest work .IMG-20180907-WA0008.jpegIMG-20180907-WA0004.jpeg

Hi, do you still have a contact for these guys? Need a tileman and someone to make and install kitchen cabinets.