Find an experienced handyman in Brunswick East

A nail hooked on our headboard hooked onto the edge of our white wooden door (looks like its made of mdf or similar) and we need someone to fill the hole in and match the white paint so it looks good as new. Handyman needs to supply all their own equipment for the job.

I have one wall blemish that was caused by a baby gate that needs to be fixed. I also have wall blemishes from the tv wall mount which need to be fixed

The blinds were stuck and couldnt move down and now the wire is now broken

Fix or replace under mount sink

I'm looking for someone to remove 7 curtain rods throughout my apartment and return the walls to their original condition for the end of my lease. Job includes: Carefully removing around 6 curtain rods and brackets Removing any wall plugs/anchors where possible Filling and patching all screw holes Sanding the repairs smooth so they're ready for touch-up paint (painting not required unless discussed) The goal is to leave the walls looking neat and suitable for an end-of-lease inspection. Please bring your own tools and materials. If you've done end-of-lease wall repairs before, let me know in your offer. Please include: Your experience Estimated time to complete Your quote Located in Brunswick East, VIC. Flexible with timing over the next couple of weeks.

Doorknob on one side isn’t catching the latch internally and just turns endlessly - therefore meaning the door locks from one side as you can’t engage the latch to open it.

I need some work done around the apartment. Jobs include: -fixing a panel on a door to my fridge where nails are loose and the panel is being held in place by tape -fix the hook on the door of my bathroom where robe is hung that has come loose -patch up the wall were nails were screwed for hooks by the front door -walls patched up where two tv brackets were installed

Install awning, similar to supplied pic (that one from manufacturer, Outrigger Awnings). Job requires: - Marking, levelling, drilling 24x10mm holes, install using masonry screws. Manufacturer recommends drilling 8mm holes first, then expand to 10mm. I have the masonry screws. - Install, tension, drill and rivet awning as per manufacturer's instructions. - Bring experience and advice on the above. Second pic is installation site. The wall has a downpipe, which will be accommodated by installing the batten slightly away from the wall (this has been discussed with the manufacturer). Total size of awning is 6.2m (along wall) x 2.6m. Awning is delivered and ready to be installed. I figure this is about one day for two people (builder plus 1). I can also assist.

I need an experienced handyman/cabinet installer to assemble and securely wall-mount a new floating TV unit in my apartment in Brunswick East. Unit: Core Living Bree 3 Door Floating TV Unit Approx. 30cm H x 180cm W x 30cm D New in box Assembly required Wall mounting required Requirements: Must have experience installing floating cabinets/TV units Must supply own tools Ensure unit is level and securely fixed to the wall. There is a power point behind the installation location. May require a small cut-out in the rear panel of the cabinet to allow access for power cables and AV equipment. Please confirm you can perform any required cable access cut-outs neatly as part of the installation Location: Brunswick East VIC Budget: $130 When: Flexible – preferable this week Please include in your offer: Relevant experience "TV is already wall-mounted above the installation area."

I have a String shelving system (see image attached) that needs to be properly installed on a plasterboard wall. What's needed: -Repair 2 small holes left from a failed DIY attempt (masonry plugs used on plasterboard by mistake — holes need filling) -Install the String shelving unit securely -Where studs aren't available at the right points, use appropriate plasterboard anchors (e.g. Toggler SnapToggle or equivalent) rated for the weight — please bring these Wall is plasterboard. Filler/touch-up paint can be supplied if needed, or happy for tasker to bring their own.

Need a install hang of 120cm x 70cm ‘mirror bathroom cabinet. 30kg

Sliding door grinding and catching when opening.

Chain winder Mechanismen needs replacing on one side. Is ok when you close the blinds but makes a noise when you roll it up.

Install HiFlow Water Filter under Kitchen Sink Secure Washing Machine Hose with provided Hose Clamp

Need a handyman to caulk some floors that we had repaired. Roughly 10 linear metres. You will need to match the colours so factor checking the job first Bunnings is just down the street. I’m happy to pay for the caulk but you will need your own gun. Also need help moving a couple of furniture items back into place. I can help with that so one person will be fine, it’s just a couple of furniture items, one of which is pretty heavy. It’s an asap job, any time before Wednesday

I have a van with an awning but it’s too small so I bought a bigger one to install. I want to then move the smaller awning to another van i have. Both have roof racks to attach to

Install one cupboard door and 3 drawers under kitchen bench. Have purchased Kaboodle replacement doors, and would like to use existing hardware with new doors.

Looking for an experienced handyman / caulker to seal and fill a small exterior gap/hole near my front door. The gap is beside the downpipe and brick ledge. I’m looking for someone to: • clean the area out properly • seal/fill the gap neatly • make it weather-resistant and tidy • use the right exterior-grade filler/sealant This is a small job, but I’m after someone with good attention to detail who has done similar exterior patching/sealing work before. Please: • bring your own tools and materials • quote including labour and materials • have experience with small exterior repairs Location: Brunswick East Budget: $120 Photos attached for reference.

Need my fire pit area rendered in a realistic concrete look acrylic polymer render (rockcoat) all corners exy and meshed as required etc All Bluebeard sections to be rendered

I have three doors around my house that don't close well. 1) Garage pedestrian door (aluminium door and frame). I think the door or frame has expanded in the heat and its striking against the top of the frame. Its almost impossible to open and close. 2) Bedroom door (wood door and frame). I think due to movement of the older house on stumps, the door now contacts the frame on the lower edge (see pictures) and its difficult to close. 3) Bathroom door - the door opens and closes but the latch doesn't stay in position and the door will not stay closed, nor can it be locked.