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Find a tiler in Holmes Chapel

Tilers covering Holmes Chapel should be asked for a written quote, and Cheshire East housing counts on this page are borough figures rather than a town total, and QuoteZila is starting in Cheshire, beginning with Crewe, Nantwich and Sandbach. QuoteZila is free for customers and local businesses.

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These notes come from council and Valuation Office Agency pages. Designation years for Holmes Chapel in the council's table include 1987 [S10]. The table also shows 2024 [S10]. An appraisal has been published [S10].

The Valuation Office Agency counts 188,880 properties across the council area [S8]. That is the stock at 31 March 2024 [S8]. The same table counts 21,120 properties built between 1965 and 1972 [S8]. These counts cover the whole borough. None of them is a count for Holmes Chapel alone. The agency rounds its counts to the nearest 10 [S9].

The council's building control team is on 01270 375256 [S7]. The council's building control page says building regulations approval is separate from planning permission [S7].

Planning permission and building regulations for tiling

If a bathroom job in Holmes Chapel includes plumbing, it can need building regulations approval [S2]. Building regulations and planning permission are separate [S2]. Fitting a kitchen or bathroom in a Holmes Chapel home does not usually need a planning application [S5]. Owners of a listed house should check with the council [S5]. Extensions are treated differently [S5].

Cutting tiles can create silica dust [S4]. Cutting methods are not covered here. If you are not sure which rules apply to your home in Holmes Chapel, ask the council.

Written quotes and the checks to make

Before you choose who does the tiling in Holmes Chapel, work through these checks:

  • Check the trader's insurance [S1].
  • Use the GOV.UK council finder to confirm your council [S6].
  • TrustMark also recommends three quotes [S3].
  • Agree a written contract [S3].
  • Have each quote put in writing [S1].
  • Collect at least three quotes [S1].
  • Make sure VAT is stated [S1].
  • A much lower quote needs an explanation [S1].

What a tiling quote should name

Whoever quotes for the tiling in Holmes Chapel, ask them to cover each of these, or mark it as left out:

  • Who supplies the tiles
  • The tile size
  • Photos of the job
  • Grout
  • The substrate
  • A kitchen floor
  • Levelling
  • Electrical work
  • Window reveals
  • Underfloor heating
  • Edge trim
  • Thresholds
  • A hall floor
  • Any niche
  • Old tiles
  • Grout colour
  • The floor fall
  • Taking the waste away
  • Movement joints
  • Which room
  • The floor
  • Whether VAT is shown
  • The shower
  • The adhesive
  • A wet room
  • Which walls
  • The bath panel
  • Any tanking
  • Old adhesive
  • Box ends
  • The splashback
  • Any plumber needed

Jobs you might post

These are examples, not taken from real job posts.

  • A splashback. Say how long the run is.
  • Bathroom wall tiles. Note which walls are part of the job.
  • A shower area. Check whether tanking is in the price.
  • New kitchen floor tiles. Note the surface underneath now.

A sample tiling job, made up for this page

Here is a made-up example, not a real post from Holmes Chapel: new tiles for the bathroom walls, any tanking in the shower named in the quote, and the old tiles taken out of the house.

Comparing quotes line by line

LineWhat to checkIf the line is blank
RoomsWhich room was pricedAsk them to name it
PrepWhether old tiles goAsk for a prep line
TilesWho buys the tilesAsk for the range
TankingWhat sits in the showerAsk for a yes or no
WasteWho takes debris awayAsk who removes it
VATHow the figure is writtenAsk if VAT applies

If one tiling quote in Holmes Chapel is far lower than the others, ask what it leaves out.

How QuoteZila handles a tiling job

What happens when you post:

  • Anyone in the UK can still post a job [QZ5].
  • Each job is open for 14 days [QZ3].
  • Businesses do not see your name before acceptance [QZ4].
  • A Profile reviewed label is not a check on the business [QZ8].
  • A tiling job posted for Holmes Chapel goes to up to five matched local businesses [QZ2].

QuoteZila is free for customers and local businesses. [QZ1]

We don't check insurance, qualifications or registrations, so please check these yourself before you hire.

Posting a job is not open yet

Honest status: QuoteZila is new. We're starting in Cheshire, beginning with Crewe, Nantwich and Sandbach, and growing area by area. Anyone in the UK can still post a job or register a business. How fast you get quotes depends on how many local businesses have joined near you. Businesses can register and receive jobs straight away. We don't check insurance, qualifications or registrations, so please check these yourself before you hire.

This page is general information, not professional or legal advice. QuoteZila does not check Gas Safe, WaterSafe, NFRC, NICEIC or other registrations against the register on your behalf: look them up yourself.

GOV.UK: building regulations approval. QuoteZila is not affiliated with this organisation.

Frequently asked questions

Does QuoteZila check the businesses?

No. We don't check insurance, qualifications or registrations, so please check these yourself before you hire. You can report a quote or a business from your job page.

Does a Holmes Chapel bathroom need building regulations?

If the job includes plumbing a bathroom, approval can be needed. That approval is not the same as planning permission. Tiling by itself is not one of the listed projects. If your house in Holmes Chapel is listed, ask the council. The GOV.UK council finder names your council.

What should a Holmes Chapel tiling quote include?

It should name the room. The prep and who buys the tiles should be clear. Whoever tiles your Holmes Chapel home, TrustMark says to use a written contract. Make sure it says if VAT is included.

How many Holmes Chapel tiling quotes are sensible?

Try to get at least three. TrustMark also says to obtain three quotes. Check the insurance of any tiler you might hire in Holmes Chapel. Ask for each in writing. A much lower quote needs an explanation.

Do old houses in Holmes Chapel change a tiling job?

Older houses can need more prep. If it is listed, ask the council. This page prints no housing total for Holmes Chapel itself. The counts here cover the whole borough. They show the stock at 31 March 2024.

What does Profile reviewed mean for Holmes Chapel?

It is a label, not a check. Insurance and qualifications stay your own checks. You can report a quote or a business from your job page if something looks wrong.

Posting a job is not open yet

Other pages that may help

There is more on tiling outside Holmes Chapel on the main tilers page. You may also want tilers in Nantwich or tilers in Sandbach.

The services page lists every trade, and the county page covers the wider area. If the wall behind the tiles has failed, a plasterer may be needed. If pipes need moving, that may be a job for a plumber.

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Sources

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  9. S3: TrustMark for homeowners, TrustMark. Accessed 2026-10-30. https://www.trustmark.org.uk/homeowner
  10. S4: Silica dust, Health and Safety Executive. Accessed 2026-10-30. https://www.hse.gov.uk/construction/healthrisks/cancer-and-construction/silica-dust.htm
  11. S5: Kitchens and bathrooms, Planning Portal. Accessed 2026-10-30. https://www.planningportal.co.uk/permission/common-projects/kitchens-and-bathrooms/
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  14. S8: Council Tax stock of properties 2024, Valuation Office Agency. Accessed 2026-10-30. https://assets.publishing.service.gov.uk/media/66854bccab5fc5929851b92f/CTSOP4.0_time_series.xlsx
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  16. S10: Conservation area appraisals, Cheshire East Council. Accessed 2026-10-30. https://www.cheshireeast.gov.uk/planning/built-and-natural-environment/conservation_areas_appraisals/conservation_areas_appraisals.aspx