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I have a few tasks to do: Take down 2 small blinds and put up 2 roller blinds. Put some finger guards on doors Re- Paint a small wooden post box in red outside. Gloss a door that has already been undercoated. Put up 2 shelves. Fix a door handle and lock Fix and glue back a chair Thanks, Jade

Blackheath Park, Greater London

Wed Nov 04 2026

about 2 hours ago

Open

Job Title: Small Demolition – Remove Hollow Wooden Ceiling Casing to Expose Steel Beam (RSJ) Location: NW1 (Camden/Chalk Farm area) Preferred Date: This Friday (6th November) Job Description: I need an experienced handyman to remove a three-sided cosmetic wooden box casing that runs horizontally across a flat ceiling. The casing is hiding a structural steel beam (RSJ) right above a double bed alcove. • The Structure: The box sounds completely hollow/echoey, but it has a plaster skim coat on the outside. • The Challenge: The edges of the casing meet a hollow stud wall on one side and the flat ceiling on the other. I have already scored the edges with a knife, but it feels like there are hidden timber studs or metal corner beads underneath, so a standard utility knife can't cut all the way through. • What needs doing: 1. Systematically dismantle and remove the wooden/plaster casing and its internal timber framing to leave the structural steel beam fully exposed. 2. Ensure no damage is caused to the surrounding flat ceiling or the adjacent hollow wall. 3. Place the removed debris into heavy-duty rubble sacks (ready for disposal). Tools Required: You must bring an oscillating multi-tool or a drywall/padsaw to plunge-cut the casing safely near the ceiling lines without prying violently against the plaster. Please also bring dust sheets, as this is directly above a bed frame. Note: There are no live electrical wires or USB ports inside this casing—it is purely empty wooden framing around the steel.

Lower Holloway, Greater London, N7 9

Tue Nov 03 2026

about 13 hours ago

Open

We have a 9kw Harvia sauna heater installed, but it is taking a very long time to heat up. We need an experienced technician to inspect and test the heating elements to identify and resolve the issue. Additionally, the door sensor was not installed, so we need the technician to assess the control box wiring and bypass the sensor by looping the wiring. Previous experience working with Harvia sauna heaters and control systems is a must. Thank you

The Burroughs, Greater London

Mon Nov 02 2026

1 day ago

Open

I turned the oven on and the fuse box fused. I’ve left the fuse off after trying this twice. Not sure what to do

Notting Hill, Greater London, W11 2

Mon Nov 02 2026

1 day ago

Open

I’m looking for someone to build a small low-voltage LED light panel that flashes at a fixed rate. It's a personal project based on a published research protocol (MIT's 40 Hz light stimulation work), all 12 V DC on the load side, with a standard plug-top power supply – nothing connected to mains wiring. What I need built: • A diffused white LED panel, roughly A4 to A3 in size, that switches fully on and off at exactly 40 Hz with a 50% duty cycle (12.5 ms on, 12.5 ms off). Hard on/off square wave – not dimmed or faded between states. • Housed in a shallow box with a frosted/opal acrylic front so it reads as one even field of light, and able to stand on a desk or easel at eye level. • A simple on/off switch, and ideally a dial to adjust brightness (that should change the LED current, not the duty cycle). Suggested parts (happy for you to substitute equivalents): • 12 V white COB LED strip, 1–2 m, around 4000–5000 K • Adjustable PWM signal generator module with LCD display (the type sold as "1 Hz–150 kHz PWM pulse frequency duty cycle adjustable module") set to 40 Hz / 50% • MOSFET switch module (e.g. IRF520 board or "DC 5–36 V MOSFET trigger switch") driven by the generator's PWM output, switching the strip • 12 V 2–3 A plug-top supply, fused I'd like the frequency and duty cycle verified before handover – an oscilloscope across the strip, or a photodiode/phone-slow-motion check – and the generator settings locked or noted so they can't drift.

Mon Nov 02 2026

2 days ago

Open

Paint a box room white refresh what’s already there. Wood work not needed only walls

Mitcham, Greater London

Sat Oct 31 2026

4 days ago

Open

Handyman needed to fit an acrylic bath panel to side of bath. MDF Waterproof panel is there currently. Would need to be cut around box at one end.

Crystal Palace, Greater London, SE19 2

Fri Oct 30 2026

5 days ago

Open

Just need a letterbox key sorted as we have lost ours and don’t have access

Haggerston, Greater London, E2 8

Fri Oct 30 2026

5 days ago

Open

lost my key and need to get a package out before tomorrow night so hoping to replace today or tomorrow

Brixton, Greater London, SW9 8

Fri Oct 30 2026

5 days ago

Open

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Type of mailbox installation job	1-2 tasks/week	3-5 tasks/week	5+ tasks/week
Handyman	£200	£500	£700
Blind Repairs	£160	£400	£560
Conservatory Blinds Installation	£170	£425	£595
Kitchen Sink Installation	£190	£475	£665
The Range Curtain Installation	£140	£350	£490
Toilet Seat Fitting	£120	£300	£420
Curtain Rod Installation	£140	£350	£490
Roman Blinds Installation	£200	£500	£700
Roman Blind Fitter	£200	£500	£700
Kitchen Cupboard Repair	£160	£400	£560

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