Hi folks, we did a quick wall & floor tiling price survey lately with tilers on Tradesmen.ie. We asked them roughly how much does it would cost for tiling, assuming that the surfaces are already prepared. We also asked them if they had any tips for customers on having a good experience with the tradesman. Here are a selection of the replies below. All prices are excluding VAT:-
Hi folks, I hope you’re still staying safe from the Corona Virus. At Tradesmen.ie, we are continuing to provide our service while following the Government guidelines. Please feel free to look for quotes but make sure to keep up to date on the Corona Virus news from the Government and the HSE at www.gov.ie and www.hse.ie. Each month we have a draw for everyone who hires a tradesman and provides feedback. So not only do you get up to 4 quotes from Rated Tradesmen but you are also in with a chance to win a cash prize as well!
The draw for everyone who hired a tradesman and provided feedback in the month of April was held on May 29th. The results are as follows:-
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Hi folks,
recently we carried out a garden decking price survey. The weather has been atrocious lately. Hopefully the weather will improve soon and we can start looking at spending more time in the garden. Garden decking is always a popular job so we asked some tradesmen on our website to let us know roughly how much would it cost, excluding vat, to install a 6m x 6m decking in a garden, presuming the site is already prepared and level. We also asked them for some tips on getting the best job done. Here are some replies we got below:-
Hi Folks,
recently we carried out a survey with some tradesmen on our website to see if building and construction prices have been affected in Ireland by Brexit and the Pandemic. We asked if material and/or labour prices had moved up or down in the last 12 months due to Brexit and the Pandemic and if so to give us some examples. Here is a sample of the replies we received below:-
Here is a video testimonial we received a while ago from Helena White. Helena posted a job on Tradesmen.ie and was very happy with the result. You can see the video feedback below:-
On April 29th new public health measures were announced by the Irish Government dubbed “The Path Ahead”. These are a series of easements in the restrictions that we have experienced since late December 2020. Ireland is in the early stages of the Recovery phase of the pandemic and the vaccination programme is well advanced.
Due to advice from the National Public Health Emergency Team (NPHET), the Government is satisfied that a careful and phased re-opening can be rolled out in May and June, “with an emphasis on outdoor activity and a moderate increase in social contact, can be considered low to medium risk. NPHET has advised that there is scope to ease a range of public health measures in this manner with sufficient time between any easing of measures to assess the impact.”
One of the main points is that all construction can restart from May 4th and workers who work outdoors can return to work. I have summarised some of the other points below:-
Hi folks, I hope you’re still staying safe from the Corona Virus. At Tradesmen.ie, we are continuing to provide our service while following the Government guidelines. Please feel free to look for quotes but make sure to keep up to date on the Corona Virus news from the Government and the HSE at www.gov.ie and www.hse.ie. Each month we have a draw for everyone who hires a tradesman and provides feedback. So not only do you get up to 4 quotes from Rated Tradesmen but you are also in with a chance to win a cash prize as well!
The draw for everyone who hired a tradesman and provided feedback in the month of March was held on April 28th. The results are as follows:-
Recently we carried out a survey on attic conversion prices with some tradesmen on our website. The Covid-19 vaccination programme is making progress and hopefully by the end of the Summer the worst will be behind us. However, the past 12 months may change the way we live and work in the future, for example there may be more working from home or college students may attend their courses from home using online facilities.
If extra room is needed for work or study, an attic conversion might be worth looking at. In our attic conversion survey the question we asked was as follows:- How much would it cost, excluding vat, to add an extra bedroom in the attic and were there any tips they could give for getting the best job done. Here is a sample of the replies we received below:- Continue reading
