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(4)Exterior house painting, window sashes, frames and some weatherboard patches
Publish date: 16/01/2019We've recently renovated our house and have replaced out window sashes with double glazed ones. There are 20 opening ones and 5 fixed ones that need filling and painting. There are also a few patches of weatherboards and a couple of new window frames that need painting. Some of the work will require a ladder/scaffolding. Please see photos for details. There are 4 sets of bay windows. Any questions, let me know. We look forward to hearing from you.View -
gas stove installation
Publish date: 15/01/2019I want a Bosch dual fuel free standing 60cm stove/oven installed in my house in Chatswood, Auckland. This is replacing an existing dual fuel oven/stove, so the house wiring and plumbing is all there.View
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New bathroom requires tiling
Publish date: 15/01/2019I need total of 24m2 of tiling to be done.View
Bathroom floor 6m2 of 600x600mm tiles & walls 18m2 of 300*600m tiles.
The job is in Ellerslie and waterproofing to be completed this week.
All tiling and prep work must be completed to BRANZ best tiling practice.
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Vinyl floor
Publish date: 14/01/2019remove existing vinyl and install new vinyl in the bathroom.View -
Baywindow seat
Publish date: 14/01/2019We live in an old villa and would like to install baywindow seats - one in the lounge and one in the main bedroom. This will also include moving the central heating floor outlets.View -
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Demolition of house in Glen Innes
Publish date: 14/01/2019We have a 90 sqm metre 1950's weatherboard and tile roof house to be demolished and removed from site.ViewDemolition is to be carried out on or about 8 March 2019. Would consider free for removal from reputable company.
The site has good access. No asbestos testing has been carried out as yet.
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Carpet fix/re-lay
Publish date: 14/01/2019Hi. We have had tiles installed in our kitchen and now need the carpet edges to be re-laid to meet up with the tiles. The tiles are now slightly higher than the carpet. There is also a section by the front door. Photos attached.View -
Kitchen dining lounge under tile heating and tiling
Publish date: 14/01/2019I need about 35m2 of floor tiling done. It is a kitchen dining, living area. It also needs some floor leveling before under tile heating and tiling with 600x600mm tiles. We need a complete system guaranteed by the supplier of the materials and installed by a licensed applicator. For example an ardex product specification. The job is in Remuera and currently has tiles down on a concrete slab. Existing tiles and under tile heating will be removed down to slab. A control joint or anti fracture membrane will be required where the old and new slab meet. A site visit is recommended as I need a full quote for the work to be completed before the job starts. I have the under tile heating thermostats and can also supply the heating cables. All tiling and prep work must be completed to BRANZ best tiling practice so I am looking for a trade qualified contractor. Job to be done by march this year. Any questions please contact me.View -
Maintenance and Repairs
Publish date: 13/01/2019Homeowner needs help with repairs and maintenance, from hanging a wardrobe door, replacing shelving to external stairway (for verandah)View
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Renew grouting around shower
Publish date: 13/01/2019Remove and replace the existing grouting around the shower which is over a bath. Original grouting is starting to break down and needs to be removed and replaced with new.View