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Timber flooring installer – click flooring cut-ins tomorrow Experienced timber flooring installer required tomorrow in the Melbourne CBD. The flooring is a 14 mm timber click system with a 5G locking profile. We have multiple small areas requiring detailed cutting, fitting and infill pieces around doorways, glazing tracks, edges and transitions. See attached photos. At least a full day’s work. Must be experienced with 5G click flooring and able to achieve a neat finish in fiddly areas. Requirements: - Own tools for detailed cutting and fitting. - Experience with 5G click flooring. - Available tomorrow for a full day Please quote start time and relevant experience.

Washing machine leaked water into adjacent engineered oak floating flooring via the skirting (approx 1.8 sqm affected, squishy sound when walked on). Need an experienced flooring professional to inspect the area, get the trapped water out, and ensure the sub-floor is dried properly to prevent damage or mold.

Looking to replace the carpet in my bedroom with solid, unfinished timber floorboards. The room is approximately 8.4 m² (3.25 m × 2.59 m), excluding the built-in wardrobe. Requirements: - Flooring: Solid timber only — no engineered timber, laminate, bamboo, hybrid or vinyl. - Finish: Completely raw and unfinished, with no factory or on-site oils, sealants, varnishes or other coatings. I will apply my own oil after installation. - Installation: Preferably secret-nailed, with minimal glue and adhesives. - Removal: Remove and dispose of existing carpet and inspect the subfloor for possible mould or damage. - Subfloor: Replacement may be required. If so, I prefer solid timber boards rather than plywood or sheet products, provided they are structurally suitable. There is also a floor air vent, and ideally the built-in wardrobe will remain in place. Please let me know if you can undertake this work and provide an estimate, including potential subfloor replacement costs. I understand a site inspection may be needed for an accurate quote.

Need a handyman or flooring installer to fit a transition trim where my timber floorboards meet the carpet, at the living room and hallway junction. The ends of the floorboards are currently exposed. Looking for a graduated reducer profile (ramp style) that steps down from the timber height to the carpet, not a flat flush strip. Must be fixed securely, cut cleanly at the ends. Please quote for supply and install, or install only if you'd prefer I buy the trim. Happy to pick one up from Bunnings or a flooring supplier if you tell me the profile and size. --- I do have a few additional tasks I'll need help with (sourcing a strong enough magnet for door) but will discuss at a later point.

I need our timber floors in the hallway and living room kitchen sanded back and polished

Looking to replace the carpet in my bedroom with solid, unfinished timber floorboards. The room is approximately 8.4 m² (3.25 m × 2.59 m), excluding the built-in wardrobe. Requirements: - Flooring: Solid timber only — no engineered timber, laminate, bamboo, hybrid or vinyl. - Finish: Completely raw and unfinished, with no factory or on-site oils, sealants, varnishes or other coatings. I will apply my own oil after installation. - Installation: Preferably secret-nailed, with minimal glue and adhesives. - Removal: Remove and dispose of existing carpet and inspect the subfloor for possible mould or damage. - Subfloor: Replacement may be required. If so, I prefer solid timber boards rather than plywood or sheet products, provided they are structurally suitable. There is also a floor air vent, and ideally the built-in wardrobe will remain in place. Please let me know if you can undertake this work and provide an estimate, including potential subfloor replacement costs. I understand a site inspection may be needed for an accurate quote.

prep sand and polish Baltic Pine timber floor in kitchen area approx 4 x 4m area only experience professionals

Hi there! Looking for somebody who would be able to help me design and build a non-anchored deck made with hybrid/composite timber in my courtyard. I'd need help weeding, sorting out the drainage, measuring and putting together a deck. The courtyard is 4m wide x 2 meters and currently has some weeds and some loose pavers on the ground. I'm hoping to get someone to help me design, plan, and install a deck! The courtyard is only accessible via interior doors. Thank you!

Prep outside timber deck, sand back and weatherproof stain. Will need to mindful of moving built in BBQ to get full deck.

Looking for an experienced handyman or decking specialist to carefully lift a few sections of timber decking on an upstairs balcony to allow our roofing tradesperson access to clean out the gutters and repair a ceiling leak underneath. Scope of work: • Carefully remove the required decking boards (probably about 15-25 slats.) minimising damage wherever possible. • Boards are currently nailed down, so experience removing nailed timber decking is essential. • Allow time for our roofer to access the area and complete the waterproofing repair. • Reinstall and securely fix the original decking boards on the same day once repairs are complete. We understand some minor damage to the timber may be unavoidable, but would like this kept to a minimum, ideally limited to cosmetic damage that can be remedied with sanding and repainting. Important: This job will need to be coordinated with our roofer, so flexibility to work around their repair on the same day is essential. Please only apply if you have experience lifting and reinstating existing timber decking without causing unnecessary damage.

While performing a cleaning service we have dropped some chemicals on the floor and has damaged the varnish on the floor , I have tried to apply new varnish but still leave dark spots on the floor Need to fix asap

Light-toned (whitewashed oak-look) engineered timber floorboards. Localised damage along the edge beside the aluminium window frame. There's also minor edge wear on a plank further along the same side. Looking for someone experienced in timber floor repair to assess and fix or replace the affected boards.

looking for a tradie to sand floor, its about 95sqm three bedroom house. There is no furniture in side. The picture is actual floor

I’ve removed a fire place and a result is the timber floors are exposed and need to be replaced Suggest in criss cross format Ideally Jacked up first to install damp proof membrane along wall Thank you

Require replacement of patched and damaged Baltic floorboards (replacement Baltic floor boards have been purchased and on site). Will also require existing gaps in boards to be filled with an appropriate filler, allowing for natural movement in the floor/s (note floor is in high traffic area). Happy for inspection prior to finalising quote.

Install and glue missing engineered timber floor plank x 2 under kitchen bench. Will need to cut/adjust size. Planks supplied. Qualified tradesperson only

Looking for someone to clean, prepare and oil two small outdoor timber decks. Total area is approximately 8–10 m². Deck 1 – Lightwell: Approx. 1m x 2m. Clear and pull back climbing vines that are encroaching onto the decking boards and fence line. Clean and prepare the timber. Deck 2 – Courtyard: Approx. 1.8m x 3m. Clear surface dirt and prepare the timber. Cleaning/Prep: Wash and scrub both decks using an appropriate deck cleaner to remove dirt, mildew and grey weathering. Allow the timber to dry thoroughly before oiling. Oiling: Apply two coats of suitable decking oil, following the manufacturer's recommended drying time between coats. Materials: Please include all deck cleaner, decking oil and other consumable materials required for the job in your quote. Access: Both decks are ground-level with straightforward access. Water and power are available. The main priority is a clean, neat and well-prepared finish rather than extensive restoration of the timber.

Timber floor (about 40m2) needs sanding and resurfacing.

Floors are 4 years old. Some chips and scratches I'd like repaired/concealed where possible. I'd like a coating (probably polyurethane type?) that will better protect the floor and last a good while before needing recoating/refinishing again. Current finish appears to be fairly natural/matte or satin. I'd like to go for satin this time for a slightly better and modern look. Area (in metres) Living: 6 x 4 Laundry area: 1.5 x 1.5 Hallway: 4.9 x 1.1 Entry to bedroom 1 x 1.6 I would do it myself but want someone with experience in floor surfacing suck as this to provide the right guidance and excellent products with a professional finish. Photos of areas included. Also added photos of damage/chips scratches.