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Extraction Fan.
Publish date: 09/09/2019Hi, have an extraction fan to be installed in our bathroom.View -
Shower Leak Repair/Install
Publish date: 08/09/2019A shower is leaking water from the base into a second bedroom. We have observed the deteriorated wall where the water was leaking from including mildew.View
We cannot see where the water leak may be originating from and needs a thorough inspection -
Internal Residential House Painting
Publish date: 08/09/2019ALBANY, North Shore - Level 2 of small unit, 3 double bedrooms, 9 windows, 6 wardrobe doors, 3 bedrooms doors, 1 storage cupboard, small landing area plus stairwellView
Ceiling and walls all same colour - black white (light cream colour now) -
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Re-roofing
Publish date: 08/09/2019The existing roof is getting old - it is butynol tiles some 30 years old. I would like a quote for re-roofing with long run corrugated on top of the existing tiles. Plus new flashings.View
Roof to be screwed down not nailed.
Job is in Khandallah Wellington -
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Building a cabinet/shelf next to bed
Publish date: 08/09/2019I need a cabinet/shelf built next to a tuckaway bed that's already been installed for storage purposes. See below for dimensions of the two shelf openings. No doors or shelving required. Just open space for storing stuff. The top piece of cabinet will extend over the top of the wall bed so that I can store additional stuff on top in the empty space between the pice of wood and the ceiling.ViewThe color of the wood must match (as close as possible) with the bed. The color is Dark Oak.
Additional notes:
1) The tuckaway bed has 10 screws sticking out by 1mm or so. They will have to be taken out one by one, each hole countersinked, and then put back in so that the shelving unit will slide in properly. See photo.
2) I will need skirting added (10cm on one side 50cm on the other). See photo. -
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Shower water is too hot and toilet flushing water need fix
Publish date: 06/09/2019The shower is running far too hot. If you move it a millimeter one way it scolds and burns and I have done so by bending down to pick up my face wash and bumped the shower mixer and it has burnt my leg very quickly.ViewThe float in the toilet doesn't shut off properly which is causing it to have running water constantly and you can hear it dripping somewhere because of this. It's not inside or on the floor which is the more concerning part.
Sounds like need replace the shower mixer, and to replace the inlet valve in toilet cistern. Can you please estimate your charge on this job? Thanks.
Jonathan
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Fence part collapse and need repair
Publish date: 05/09/2019Wind blown fence down and need fence repair.View
Need to plant the pole and replace the wooden beam.
The other parts can be reused.
First need quote for Insurance -
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Removal and install of a new Hot water cylinder
Publish date: 03/09/2019Hi there,View
We are looking at replacing our Hot Water Cylinder before the end of the year.
Our current cylinder is of 1997 and low pressure and we would like to upgrade to a main pressure one.
We like the idea of a Heat Pump Hot Water but indoor. We would prefer not having the massive pump outside but rather the sort of combo heat pump hot water cylinder (a discreet look).
Our current cylinder is situated near the main bathroom and kitchen, inside a cupboard.
We have a second bathroom at the same level maybe 10 m away from the main water point. We don't need a massive tank as well and we would like to minimise our impact on the environment so we would prefer a cylinder that can be easily controllable and smart enough to manage the heating of the water.
If you feel like you can help us, please contact us :)
Cheers
Flo and Dan
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Judd Cres retaining wall & path
Publish date: 03/09/2019Building / Construction / Maintenance › Earthworks & Retaining Walls › Pile Driving & Retaining WallsRemove current rotten wooden retaining wall and broken concrete slabs on sloping path (6500mm long, 1500mm high at top) as pictured and lay new concrete sloping path and rebuild retaining wall in concrete blocks or similar (not timber). This is on a rental property next to a very damp steep hill so new wall needs to be strong and long lasting; presentation is low priority. The new concrete path can be narrower if more space is required for concrete wall. Require completion as soon as possible while untenanted. Site visit for quote can be arranged at any time as I work from home.View