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Dismantle: Carefully unbolt a 6m x 2.3m louvered pergola kit. Need all screws, brackets, and small hardware bagged and saved. Transport: Move all components (including main 6m header beams and louver blades) to Butler. Requirements: Must have a flatbed ute, long trailer, or roof racks capable of carrying 6-metre long beams safely without damage or scratching. Note: No installation required—just careful teardown, loading, and delivery.

G'day, I am looking for a local licensed structural carpenter or premium patio builder to provide a measure and formal quote to repair a storm-damaged timber veranda/pergola at my residential property in Ocean Reef. The severe wind-load has structurally shifted the frame. I require a formal, itemized quote issued on your business letterhead covering: 1. Strip-out and disposal of old 25m2 sheeting and damaged shade cloth underlay. 2. Re-aligning and structurally reinforcing the shifted heavy timber frame (approx. 80 lineal meters of timber roof battens). 3. Re-sheeting the 25m2 footprint with new code-compliant translucent polycarbonate sheets (e.g., Laserlite/Suntuf). This requires a formal written quote on letterhead for approval before work is assigned. I will provide the exact property location to interested trades via private message to arrange a time to view the structure. Please drop me a message with your availability to swing past this week. Cheers, Murray.

This is another separate job we would like quoted. We have an outdoor pergola area where we sit under with tables and chairs. Above it is an upstairs observation deck so the roof below is currently made from timber planks. It looks good but it is old now and we want to redo it and make sure everything is safe and compliant. Ideally we would like to make a few changes at the same time. We would like the structure widened to better align with the house roof and also extended slightly in length to align with the house roof line. At the moment the stairs run up through the middle of the deck which is awkward as we have tables on both sides. We would prefer the stairs to be relocated to one end so the main deck area can become a long uninterrupted seating and table space. If possible we would also like the deck to be made waterproof. Right now it is similar to a timber jetty with gaps between the boards so if you are sitting underneath it you get wet. The goal is for the area below to be fully weatherproof. We are also open to ideas for the upper level roof or enclosure. If there is a wind rated option even for part of it we would like to explore that. Possibilities could include a semi permanent gazebo style structure with a 90 degree crank operated louvre system or alternatively a shade sail setup with posts at the corners. We are open to suggestions and happy for you to propose what you think would work best structurally and practically.