Find an experienced floor repair pro in VIC

Floor is not level , sagging on one end

Deck repair of 2 and needs to bring necessary tools required

Two deck needs to repair

Need this to be repaired. Each slat is about 1.8. Just this part needs it. Hybrid flooring

Hi, I am looking for a professional handyman or carpenter (experienced with timber-frame townhouse floor structures) to help with the specific issue in the 2-story townhouse. Second-floor Squeaky Floor (Carpeted): There is significant squeaking and thumping noise on the second floor (specifically in one bedroom and on the stairs). I need you to secure the particleboard subfloor to the joists using screws to eliminate the noise and movement. (You may need to pull back the carpet edge or use a Squeeeeek No More type kit). Please advise if you have tools (Stud finder, drill, screws). I am happy to prepare some tools or materials required, except for those professional tools. Btw, I want your professional assessment on the cause of the ceiling damage (confirming it's impact-related, not water damage). Many thanks!

Hi, I’ve got a small section of outdoor decking that’s been heat damaged from a firepit. The affected area is roughly the size of a dinner plate. The boards are slightly cracked and scorched. I’m looking for someone experienced with decking to: - Assess the damage - Either sand/fill and repaint, OR replace 1–2 boards if needed - Blend the repair so it matches the surrounding deck This is for a rental property, so the goal is a clean, tidy finish that doesn’t stand out. I’ve attached photos of the damage and the surrounding deck for reference. Flexible on timing but would prefer it done within the next 1–2 weeks. Please let me know: - Your recommended approach (repair vs replace) - Rough quote - Availability Thanks!

Got the carpet in my apartment replaced with floorboards and few months ago, unfortunately I couldn't afford a contractor, so found someone online to do it and they did a terrible job, floorboards are almost new but are falling apart. I won't be able to get them redone, so I need an expert to look at them and let me know if there's anything that can be done to salvage the situation (this job is just to get your expert opinion, if you think that you could help me, we could discuss the actual job/cost). PLEASE BE EXPERIENCED so I know that you know what you are talking about, thanks!

I need a professional to repair a few small chips/holes in my timber floor. Damage: 2–3 small chips/holes (approx. 1–3 cm each) Floor type: Timber / engineered timber (looks like oak finish) Area: Small localised damage only Proper colour matching to blend with existing floor Smooth finish (not obvious after repair) Durable repair (not temporary filler that cracks later) Preferred solution: Wood filler / resin repair + colour match OR Suggest replacement of single board if needed Photos attached. Flexible with timing.

I need someone TODAY (urgent) to fix a damaged vinyl floor. There’s a long crack across a few planks near the edge (next to carpet). I’m looking for someone experienced who can either: • Repair it properly, or • Replace the damaged planks so it looks neat and seamless This should be a quick job for someone who knows what they’re doing.

i need a small part of my wooden floor replaced

Looking for someone experienced with timber floor repairs to fix a few small chips/gouges in our wooden floorboards. Damage includes: -A couple of small holes/chips in the wood -some surface wear/scratches in nearby area I’m not looking for a full sand/polish at this stage — just a tidy cosmetic repair (fill, colour match, and seal if needed) to make the damage less noticeable. Please bring your own tools/materials and have experience with timber floor patch repairs. Photos attached.

Timber floor is sagging & needs either propping via a new stump or potentially filling with concrete -

We are looking for an experienced tradie to wash/brush sand and repair our deck (in very good condition) and oil with three coats. I will supply the oil and deck wash although you will need to supply the brushes and tools. It’s a total of 40square meters and we want this completed ASAP. All furniture will be removed and will be ready to be washed, repaired and oiled. Only people with oiling deck experience

I want my floorboard to be replaced ( I already have the exact floorboard with same measurements). Just need someone to put the new one in

Stain a small deck with 2 steps (approx 4m x 4m), re-attach a trellis to a fence where it’s coming off.

Hi, I am looking for a specialist to repair/replace some damaged floorboards (as shown in the photos). Details: • Materials: I already have the floorboards. • Requirements: You just need to bring your own tools and expertise to do the job. • Location: South Yarra.

Hi, I’m looking for a carpenter to inspect and fix very squeaky timber floors in my home in Frankston. Floors likely need re-fixing to joists or subfloor adjustments. Its a 2 bedroom, 1 bathroom plus study home that sits on a slightly sloped block with the double garage underneath. Please let me know availability and rough pricing.

Flooring (wood parquet) has come out and need redoing

A section of my timber flooring lifted and bowed after water exposure. The damaged boards have already been removed. I need someone to: 1. Re-fix the loose timber boards to the concrete slab using a suitable flooring adhesive rated for timber on concrete (for example Selleys Liquid Nails Direct Stick, SikaBond 125 or equivalent). 2. Plane, trim or adjust the existing bowed boards so they sit flat and level and fit perfectly. 3. Install and glue the replacement boards so the pattern aligns with the surrounding flooring. 4. Ensure the repaired section is secure, flush, and ready for sanding at a later stage if required. What I will supply: Existing loose boards that came from the floor. What you need to supply: Adhesive suitable for timber over concrete, tools, spacers, clamps and any small materials needed to achieve a flat repair.

Have 3 patches of discolouration on my timber floor due to bleach. Looking to get back to original as much as possible without replacing floorboards