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Water damaged floorboard repair

Looking for someone experienced with timber floor repairs to fix a few small chips/gouges in our wooden floorboards. Damage includes: -A couple of small holes/chips in the wood -some surface wear/scratches in nearby area I’m not looking for a full sand/polish at this stage — just a tidy cosmetic repair (fill, colour match, and seal if needed) to make the damage less noticeable. Please bring your own tools/materials and have experience with timber floor patch repairs. Photos attached.

Need someone to change the flooring of a cafe in Melbourne CBD

Looking for a carpenter to repair some damaged floorboards.

Looking for someone to do a great job straight away (big chance of future work as well), sh.t happens in this industry. Customer will require a warranty once job si completed satisfactorily. There are 6 to 7 floorboards with the scratches/indentations in the photo's. Please in your reply, let me know how soon this can be done and an indication of how it will be done. We already have a few quotes, but I am looking for someone with an eye for future work as well.

Fill up the scratch on the floor.

Fix damaged area on wooded floor

I have squeaky floor all over my home and K need to fix it

I have a 2-in-1 job that I need help with. I have a section of laminate flooring in my living room that has swelled and cracked due to water damage from under the boards. The water appears to be leaking in from the window frame area, however it's difficult to be sure. The window outside appears to have several gaps where water may be entering from. The job would be to first find and patch the leaky area, then make sure it's sealed properly (we've had this issue before). After we're confident the leak is gone, we would need to replace a 1.5m x 1.5m section of the laminate flooring, and replace it with panels that match the existing color as closely as possible (it's fine if it's not exact, but we want it to be as close as possible). We'd want a handyman who has done work like this before so we can be confident that we will fix the problem once and for all.

The vinyl floor surface around the drain in Kitchen 1st floor has come loose/unglued from the floor base beneath.

Fix 4 floorboards that have had top layer come off, see pictures. Remove and replace with spares that we will supply

Timber floor is sagging & needs either propping via a new stump or potentially filling with concrete -

We are looking for an experienced tradie to wash/brush sand and repair our deck (in very good condition) and oil with three coats. I will supply the oil and deck wash although you will need to supply the brushes and tools. It’s a total of 40square meters and we want this completed ASAP. All furniture will be removed and will be ready to be washed, repaired and oiled. Only people with oiling deck experience

I want my floorboard to be replaced ( I already have the exact floorboard with same measurements). Just need someone to put the new one in

Stain a small deck with 2 steps (approx 4m x 4m), re-attach a trellis to a fence where it’s coming off.

Hi, I am looking for a specialist to repair/replace some damaged floorboards (as shown in the photos). Details: • Materials: I already have the floorboards. • Requirements: You just need to bring your own tools and expertise to do the job. • Location: South Yarra.

Hi, I’m looking for a carpenter to inspect and fix very squeaky timber floors in my home in Frankston. Floors likely need re-fixing to joists or subfloor adjustments. Its a 2 bedroom, 1 bathroom plus study home that sits on a slightly sloped block with the double garage underneath. Please let me know availability and rough pricing.

Flooring (wood parquet) has come out and need redoing

A section of my timber flooring lifted and bowed after water exposure. The damaged boards have already been removed. I need someone to: 1. Re-fix the loose timber boards to the concrete slab using a suitable flooring adhesive rated for timber on concrete (for example Selleys Liquid Nails Direct Stick, SikaBond 125 or equivalent). 2. Plane, trim or adjust the existing bowed boards so they sit flat and level and fit perfectly. 3. Install and glue the replacement boards so the pattern aligns with the surrounding flooring. 4. Ensure the repaired section is secure, flush, and ready for sanding at a later stage if required. What I will supply: Existing loose boards that came from the floor. What you need to supply: Adhesive suitable for timber over concrete, tools, spacers, clamps and any small materials needed to achieve a flat repair.

Have 3 patches of discolouration on my timber floor due to bleach. Looking to get back to original as much as possible without replacing floorboards