Find a local electronics repairer in St Peters

Need 24v jump start in st peters - Due date: Needs to be done on Sunday, 10 December 2023

I’d like a licensed plumber to replace all 4 taps (2 kitchen, 2 laundry washing machine), and kitchen spout please. You buy the taps etc and I’ll reimburse. Cheers! - Due date: Flexible

I’d like a leaking tap fixed and washers changed for other taps in the shower/bathtub - Due date: Before Friday, 27 October 2023

Taps for washing machine leak when turned on. I need them not to leak. - Due date: Before Friday, 11 August 2023

Need 2 men to meet at st peters location around 7am. - Move furniture up 1 main stairs + 2 smaller sets of stairs. - 1 x filing cabinet - some flat pack furniture - 4 x boxes - 1 x desk - 2 x chairs then build the 2 flat pack shelves. then return around 5pm to carry the furniture back down and load into cars. We are looking for flat rate only prices only - Due date: Needs to be done on Wednesday, 5 April 2023

The mounting clips on my washing machine have failed and now cause the machine to fall forward. One or two of the clips have broken and need to be replaced. Should be a simple job for someone who has done it before. - Due date: Needs to be done on Monday, 20 March 2023

Glass sliding door has fallen off hinge -heavy- not sure if broken or just fallen off. And.. I need a wooden desk carried up narrow stairs- also heavy

I have a pair of pioneer Dm-40 desktop speakers and the powered speaker has just stopped powering on. I’ve tried switching all cables but it’s not powering on at all. Hoping it’s a simple fuse replacement or something similar, can anyone who knows a bit about these speakers help?

I have a leaky faucet and need both taps replaced. They are old taps and stuck on pretty tight. I have the new taps ready to go. If you’re a plumber and can come by some time after 5.30pm today, please get in touch.

Installing 9 cabinet door handles and sealing the gaps betweentbe wall and the newly built seating bench and bench tops with simething that dry fast.

I've got rainwater tanks under the veranda, with a pump to provide pressure to the garden hose. The pressure has been low, so I took a few things apart and found some debris that was causing the problem. I've done this before, but it was a long time ago. It's all back together and working, but I can't get the joint to the outflow to stop badly leaking. There are a few parts to how it goes together: Gasket, some kind of sleeve the gasket fits into, one of those white clips that gets tighter as the connector is screwed on, and the connector itself. I'm clearly doing it wrong. I should have taken a photo, when I took it apart, but I didn't have my phone on me, My guess is that this is a five-minute task for someone handy, with some plumbing know-how.