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Fix chipped floor board.

Hi! I'm looking for someone experienced in repairing engineered bamboo flooring. The floor has clusters of small dents/pitting caused by a chair, as shown in the attached photos. I would love to have them repaired or made as inconspicuous as possible without needing to replace the entire floor. Please let me know your recommended repair method and approximate quote. Thank you!

Chipped by wooden floor. I only want the chip fixed not the entire floor board if possible. I’m renting so don’t want to spend much

I have laminate flooring. Some planks need replacing or repair. I have spare planks for use.

Second floor weather repair and repaint

I have a tear in the vinyl as furniture was pushed and created a tear. Can you help repair?

We had our backyard bbq and fireplace done and we need a few slabs of the deck put back in place and the bathroom sliding door fixed. The sliding door gets stuck sometimes, I think it’s out of place in the track. We have the old slabs of deck here to be used but you would need to cut them into size. I need it done by Saturday.

Repair wood rot decking and nail in loose boards.

Have material Need to remove and replace floor boards without removing kitchen cabinets where water has lifted them and split them

Hello! We have five panels broken in our deck and need someone to fix them. 1630mm long x 64mm wide x 19mm high. We need 5 of these to be safe (probably have 1 left over. Task involves: 1) trip to Bunnings to buy the panels 2) taking out broken pieces 3) installing new pieces Thank you

Requesting quotes to repair a part of the wooden deck. Repairs are required on a block of 5m x 1.5m (see photograph of the section from the pillar till the lawn). The boards are okay and will last, but the supports under the boards for this particular section have started splitting and has started giving way. This section of the deck does not have an overhead roof and is exposed to rain and sun, resulting in wear and tear. Dates are flexible, but the work can only be undertaken on weekends due to safety compliance requirements.

Our kitchen floor boards (hybrid floor tiles, clip-ins) have a bump under one of them. Need a hand figuring out the problem and finding a solution. Boards are installed under the kitchen cabinets (photos attached).

Holes on engineered timber flooring, need to repair. Pls help! We are ending our lease and need to patch these up, 2 of them still have the screw inside, they need to be pulled out, filled and colour matched with the floor. There are 9 holes in total.

The strip between the hybrid floorings have come loose. Meaning, the hybrid flooring put on top of the tile flooring and the hybrid flooring put after removing the carpet has a transition strip ans that has come loose. See photos as well please.

Bike tyre rubber had stained floor. Need to be sanded back and then have top coat or polish reapplied.

I recently had a hot water leak in the laundry that spilled into the adjoining kitchen / hall area. At the time, all visible water was removed and professional dehumidifiers /dryers were used, so I believed everything had dried properly. I was then away overseas and have just returned to find that sections of the floating timber flooring have started to buckle/lift and gaps have appeared between some boards. Approximately 5-6 boards are affected. They also had a heavy piece of furniture pushing pressure onto it which may have contributed to the uneven expansion / shrinkage. The floors were already older / not in perfect condition, so I’m not looking to replace the entire floor. I’m hoping to salvage and repair the existing boards wherever possible. I’m looking for an experienced timber flooring specialist who can assess the affected area, including checking the timber and underneath for residual / trapped moisture. I understand the repair may need to be completed in two stages: initially lifting / removing the affected boards so the area underneath can be properly inspected and, if necessary, allowed to dry completely; then returning once moisture levels are appropriate to relay / reseat and repair the existing flooring. Ideally you will have a moisture meter and experience with water-damaged floating timber floors. The priority is making sure everything underneath is properly dry before the floor is closed back up, while preserving as much of the existing flooring as possible. I have availability this tomorrow (Sunday). Thank you

Tape has pulled up the finish and a thin layer of the wood surface in 3 strips. Please fix this, it doesn’t have to be immaculately perfect, it just needs to blend back in decently.

Two floorboards are damaged and need replaced. The replacement boards don't need to perfectly match (this is coming ahead of a later renovation), but a close stain would be great.