Find an experienced handyman in Westbourne Park

Hills long folding frame clothes line onto brick wall.

kitchen bin drawer needs repairing so it slides in and out properly

HANDYMAN NEEDED I am currently renovating a 2-bedroom villa in Westbourne Park. I need an experienced handyman to help me do the finishing work after the electricians, plumbers and other trades have left some parts of the renovation incomplete. Tasks I need help with include: • Using Mortar to patch wiring and other channels/indents that have been cut into the brick internal walls. • Plastering over the mortar to get a smooth paintable finish. • Repairing minor damage to Gyprock ceilings where new downlights have been installed and the old lights removed. • Sand and paint the stained timber skirting board along with a stained timber pare of sliding doors and their pelmet. • Possibly other finishing/installation work such as more extensive painting and helping to install a kitchen and other built ins etc. You will need good finishing skills particularly with repairing damaged surfaces to a paint-quality finish. You will need your own tools, paint equipment etc. I will supply all consumables. This task is available for an immediate start.

Need 1 window mesh frame repaired (mesh only) as it was torn by anxious dog. Dimensions are: 1080 x 1265mm and 19mm thick wood panels. Mesh would therefore be 1080x1265 ish. Need one exactly the same built from scratch as she has destroyed that panel completely, dimensions are: 1080 x 1265mm and 19mm thick wood. Need one smaller one to be made from scratch. Will provide dimensions for that upon someone taking up the task.

Remove exisiting letter box base (cemented) and cement new letterbox in existing location.

Kitchen bin drawer with a cupboard front needs drawer runners remounted so it goes in and out smoothly, also in-built dishwasher needs installation adjusted

Removing wall tiles on kitchen bench, old lime mortor came off. Cement render 1sqm & Hard plaster for new cabinets & tiles.

I need to retrofit a smart roller blind to an existing blind. Probably 15 mins work for someone who knows what they are doing. - Due date: Before Saturday, 30 December 2023

Broken textured Villa board - Due date: Flexible

I have a Volkswagen Golf FSI hatch with an MFD GPS that has a line that has appeared down the centre of the LCD screen . I'm pretty sure it can be fixed but I know nothing of electronic repair. Help...Thank you. I can bring the vehicle to your premises for you to look at. - Due date: Flexible

I have 2 fans to install. Previous fans will be removed and brackets for new fans will be installed. Just need ceiling fans electrically connected and certified - Due date: Flexible

My strap that winds my roller shutter has snapped - Due date: Flexible

I have purchased a basketball backboard (44”) and would like for it to be mounted to a wall or to garage roof. - Due date: Flexible

Assembly garden sheds in backyard. - Gable Roof - 2450*2800*1800/2085 (gable roof) Accessible backyard in Westbourne Park. - Due date: Before Friday, 10th Dec 2021

Two large arched mirrors require hanging on the wall in a professional home studio. All equipment/bolts/tools will need to be brought with you. - Due date: Needs to be done on Friday, 30 June 2023 - Due date: Before Sunday, 2 July 2023

The screen on my incar GPS has a line in the middle of it. It functions perfectly besides this. It's an after market GPS RNS unit fitted to a 2005 VW Golf 2.0L FSI hatchback - Due date: Flexible

In the recent rain, a corner of one room in our house has started to become wet/develop a small puddle. It has only happened twice (not all the time.) It looks like the water is seeping in under the skirting board or through a tiny gap in the grout/caulking. The room is tiled and has a plastered brick wall with a timber skirting board. I have a feeling that the problem requires some patching with grout or caulking but I’m not certain. It is behind a gas heater, which makes access a bit tricky but not impossible. We would be so grateful if someone could identify and fix the problem!