About Albury Tilers

Albury Tilers is an enquiry and referral website operated by Yes Right Pty Ltd, ABN 91 664 546 061. It helps people in Albury, Wodonga and nearby towns describe a tiling or waterproofing job so that a suitable independent tiler can consider it.

Albury Tilers is not a tiling business. It does not employ tilers, hold a building licence, lay tiles, apply membranes or supply materials. The site does not claim a local workshop, staff, customer reviews or completed projects, and any images show the type of work discussed rather than a job done through this website.

What happens to an enquiry

1. You fill in the quote form with your suburb, contact details and a description of the job.
2. Your details may be passed to an independent provider who does that kind of tiling work in your area, so they can respond.
3. The provider decides whether the job suits them. They may ask for photos, measurements or a site visit before quoting.
4. If you go ahead, the quote, contract, payment and workmanship are between you and that provider.

Submitting the form does not book an appointment or guarantee that a provider will be available. Response times and acceptance of the work are up to the provider. Please do not use the form for urgent water leaks; isolate the water and contact a plumber directly.

What the provider is responsible for

The provider who quotes your job is responsible for:

• Holding the licence or registration the job requires in the state where it is done.
• Giving you a written quote and, where the law requires it, a written contract.
• Arranging any insurance that applies, such as Home Building Compensation cover for NSW jobs over 20,000 dollars.
• The quality of the work and any warranty that comes with it.
• Organising or telling you about other trades the job needs, such as a plumber or electrician.

Before agreeing to anything, check who you are dealing with, ask for the scope and exclusions in writing, and confirm how changes and extra work will be priced.

How to check a tiler’s licence in NSW

In NSW, wall and floor tiling and waterproofing are licensed trades once a job is worth more than 5,000 dollars including GST. Ask the provider for their licence number, then search it on the Service NSW check a builder or tradesperson licence page. You can search by name, licence number, ABN or location. Check that:

• The licence is current.
• The licence class fits the job: wall and floor tiling (which takes in waterproofing a wet area before it is tiled) or waterproofing for membrane work done on its own.
• The name on the licence matches the business on the quote.

The Building Commission NSW page on tiling licences explains the licence types.

Jobs in Victoria

Wodonga and other towns across the Murray are in Victoria, where the Building and Plumbing Commission keeps the register. Search the provider on the BPC find and check a practitioner page. Our Wodonga page explains how the Victorian rules apply to tiling.

Where to start

The service guides explain bathroom, floor, splashback, waterproofing and outdoor tiling, the Albury page covers the local context, and the tiling cost guide gives sourced price ranges. The privacy notice explains how enquiry details are used.

Send a job enquiry