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Looking for an experienced handyman, plasterer or remedial repair person to inspect and repair localised damage near a sliding door in a Townhouse in Marrickville. Issue: * Skirting/render area below and beside sliding door has deteriorated/blown out over time. * Likely due to moisture exposure around the sliding door area. * No active leaking, pooling water or major ingress noticed internally. * No soft flooring or widespread damage. Looking for someone who can: * Inspect the area and assess likely cause * Remove loose/damaged material * Check for moisture * Re-seal around sliding door/frame if required * Patch/rebuild render/plaster/skirting section * Sand, seal and paint for a neat finish Would prefer someone experienced with: * moisture-related repairs, * remedial patching, * skirting/render repairs, * sliding door sealing.

I have a small apartment that needs the ceiling rendered to a smooth bright white finish. Old popcorn ceiling has been scrapped off. At a guess about 60 square meters. Photos attached please look at them. Happy to quote in person.

We’re looking for a reliable and experienced renderer/handyman to assist across our project sites throughout Sydney. Rate: * $40–$50 per hour (depending on experience) About the role: This is a hands-on role involving rendering, patching, and general defect rectification works. We’re after someone who knows what they’re doing and can deliver a clean, high-quality finish. Key requirements: * Proven experience in rendering and general handyman works * Strong attention to detail * Reliable and responsive – we’re specifically looking for someone who communicates well and shows up consistently This is an opportunity to be added to our contractor list for ongoing work across multiple projects. If you’re dependable and take pride in your work, please get in touch.

Remedial work required to water damaged render

Remove existing limestone render About 30m^2 of acrylic render across a few walls Frame up and gyrock around the house Plaster walls and ceilings and prepare for paint Install 1 door frame and door

Need someone to fix up 2 ceilings 1) in bathroom where render is cracking and rotten - this is a bigger job 2) in kitchen area need someone to take out some screws, patch some small holes and repaint. This is a smaller job Probably needs and assessment prior to work

Bathroom walls and kitchen splash back have both recently been prepared for rendering. Bathroom walls have been taken back to brickwork requiring approximately 10-20cm of render.

Cement render of painted masonry walls

We have an approximately 50m² external rendered wall. There are no visible external cracks, but we are getting internal moisture in one bedroom after heavy rain, with bubbling paint. We are looking for someone who can inspect and diagnose the source of water ingress (render permeability, sealing, flashing, or other causes) and then recommend and complete proper repairs (not just cosmetic patching or repainting). Experience with external render systems, moisture ingress, or building envelope issues is preferred. Please only apply if you have experience diagnosing moisture ingress in rendered double brick walls.

Demo and grind off existing paint and render to bathroom walls. 2x kitchen walls and external walls as shown.

Drill two holes into rendered concrete for a dartboard

Rendering required for the areas in the photos.

Need a small patch rendered: 1.3m H 0.55m W

25 M2 of repointing of heritage brickwall and lime render.

Render all the walls outside

I need these two concrete ends rendered / concreted that have been broken off when the gutter was replaced. See last photo for what it should look like.

Small render job. Old render removed.

Repair and re render stair walls

We recently installed new doors removing the old door framework which has left an opening between the door and the brick, the walls are currently rendered and we would like to have this section covered up and rendered. Ideally wouldn’t need to be bricked to cover up and cement board or something could suit but looking for professional opinion. There are two doors with the same gap to be repaired.