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I’m looking for an experienced renderer or handyman with acrylic render experience to repair a small cavity in an exterior rendered wall next to a doorbell. Important notes (please read): This is a rendered masonry wall, not plasterboard Plaster or gyprock compounds must NOT be used Repair must be done using acrylic (polymer-modified) render and blended to match the existing texture Scope of work: Tidy and secure existing low-voltage doorbell wiring Install backing support inside the cavity if required Patch and repair the hole using acrylic render Texture-match surrounding render Prepare surface for paint (no painting required) Reattach doorbell if required Details: Small repair (roughly doorbell-sized – see photo) Exterior wall No major electrical work required Doorbell can be temporarily removed and re-mounted after repair (please confirm if you include re-mounting) Please let me know: Your experience with acrylic render repairs Examples of similar work (if available) Availability and estimated time on site

Smart toilet wiring including the new power point installation into the existing tiles wall.

As advertised, I have bought a Caroma Smart toilet which required the electricity connected. There is a ceiling opening as shown photo 2, but it is painted over. Nearby there is a ceiling fan shown photo3.

A drawer in my built in wardrobe has started to collapse. I need it fixed so that I can easily slide it in and out.

I have already written in the the original ad.

We are looking to hang a round mirror onto a plasterboard wall. The mirror is not glass, but it has a metal frame so is heavier than something you might get at Ikea etc. Looking for someone who can hang it properly, using the appropriate fixings, not make a mess, etc. And takes pride in their work.

Supply & Install Insulation, Gyprock and plastering on new Shed which is 5.1m (length), 3m (width) and 2.1m-2.4m (height) : 1. Supply and install insulation for existing 35mm X 70mm Timber Frame on walls and ceiling. 2. Supply and install Gyprock and Plastering on existing 35mm X 70mm Timber frame on walls and ceiling. 3. Make everything ready to Paint

I am replacing an old toilet with a smart toilet. It requires a new power point and wiring. The wall is tiled and no replacement tiles are available. I need a qualified, licensed and experienced electrician for this job.

We have a indoor sauna that needs the glass door hung/installed with the brackets. We’ve tried to hang it ourselves and can’t quite get the alignment correct so that it fits properly in the doorframe. Photo attached. It’s similar to hanging a glass door in the shower to a fixed glass panel.

I need my 2 person infrared sauna de-assembled and then re-assembled into my gym at home. On the same property…literally in front garage and then into back pool house/gym

Remove the damaged side panel off the built in wardrobe as it will be replaced with a new panel .

Need to remove Gyprock part and make some more space.( its possible, checked back side). Need more room for bigger fridge.

We had an oyster light removed and replaced with a ceiling fan, leaving behind a small hole that needs patching. I'm happy to paint it afterwards, just need the plastering done.

Need to just replace a power point in the kitchen, if we can get this done tomorrow that would be great. Cheers

Install plasterboard to ceiling cutout Height low 2.4 Area to fix about 2 m2 Street parking ok

Dismantle / demolish a large 6 door built-in robe . Size approx 3850x 2750 . Robe built onto the walls, no back panels. Has internal shelves , hanging and drawers . Take away all rubbish .

Demolish / Disassemble 2 wardrobes (around 2300mm wide x 2600mm high). One is clearly built in and the other seems to be more freestanding but may also be fixed to the wall. Place on nature strip for council collection.

Have recently repaired a roof leak and now need one sheet of gyprock replaced. The opening itself is about 600x400mm but would prefer a 2400x1200mm replacement.

Install an RCD Power Point in my meter box.

Instructions: 1) patch hole on ceiling with gyprock 2) cut out section of return air box to allow air flow into the unit 3) cut in and install 45x45 man hole into patched section to allow for access to the unit in future if required