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Replastering, painting and filling cracks on individual walls/areas across the house. 5 rooms, each with a slightly different amount of work needed. Pictures sum it up.

Looking for an experienced handyman or painter to: - Remove existing wallpaper - Prepare and plaster walls (skim coat for smooth finish) - Sand and prep surfaces - Apply primer and 2 coats of paint Room size: - Approx. 3.8m x 3.4m bedroom (standard ceiling height) Additional details: - Walls currently have wallpaper throughout - Looking for a smooth, modern painted finish - Please bring your own tools and materials (or specify what I need to supply) - Clean-up required after completion

Install plasterboard in alcove and plaster. I will supply materials. Alcove area needs to flush with wall so that furniture can be placed in that area of the room . As per the picture the alcove area is not a flat wall so the area will need to be built to align with wall.

I need plasterboard installed in alcove area of room. This means that are ao fthe wall can be used better as currentky i cannot place furniture in that area becuase of the alcove.

Remove shelving, put up plasterboard where needed and plaster one long wall and staff toilet. Box in pipes in staff toilet and paint throughout

I need someone experienced to repair damaged plaster above a bay window and then install curtain poles/fixtures securely. As shown in the photo, there is crumbling/uneven plaster above the window, so this is not just an install job. The area will likely need: Tasks: 1. Repair and prepare the wall surface above the bay window 2. Install curtain pole brackets securely (ensuring they can hold weight properly) 3. Fit the bay window curtain pole/fixtures Materials: * I can supply the curtain pole/fixtures * Please confirm if you will bring filler/plaster and fixings Timing: * Ideally completed in one visit if possible, but open to advice if drying time means a return visit is better

I am looking for a qualified tradesperson to install four handrails on my staircase — two long rails and two short rails. The walls are plasterboard, so the installation must be secure and carried out using appropriate fixings. It’s essential that no water pipes or electrical cables are affected during the work.

Open two holes on plasterboard wall to build a cupboard

Key tasks: Repair toilet seat and shower door, both of which have come loose. Repair small bathroom window so it closes properly. Plastering of cracks in living room ceiling.

I have a 120cm length picture shelf to be secured to a plasterboard wall living room wall. You will need to have a drill, screwdrivers, level and appropriate wall fixings for plasterboard.

Change windows, plaster boards and paint

Scope of work: * Skim plaster (multi-finish) over newly installed HardieBacker boards on all exposed walls (approx. 7 sqm) * Ensure a smooth, paint-ready finish (including any necessary jointing/taping) * Make good damaged areas of the ceiling (fill, sand, blend) Additional details: * Small bathroom (see photos) * Some edges and ceiling junctions need tidying/blending * Please include all prep, protection, and cleanup * Happy to discuss materials – price assumes materials supplied by owner / labour only

Wall Mount TV (65 inch) on a plasterboard wall. Tasker needs to bring appropriate screws. I have the bracket. Also install / drill three clothing hooks.

Plaster this corner wall and small section of ceiling. One wall will have plasterboard fitted (the wall with the pipes). The other wall is as it looks

Bedroom cupboards needs poles and coat rail removed re plastered and painted and shelves added

Hello trying this again, I’m looking for someone who can plaster/smooth out a small part of a wall and then paint it. I will attach photos. Paint has been ordered and is being delivered, so no need to buy. I’ve marked an area which I’d like to be painted (it’s inside the red box). Part where wall has been cut for wire installation needs to be plastered for a smooth surface before painting.

Need an experienced plasterer/builder/decorator to “make good” a communal hallway ceiling after plumber accessed and fixed a kitchen waste pipe leak (leak already repaired and tested). Location: SW11 (communal entrance hallway above/near the front door). Current situation: • Rectangular ceiling opening and some damaged/loose plaster around it • Older lath & plaster visible in places • Pipework + lots of electrical cables visible in the ceiling void Scope required (please quote with breakdown, incl. materials & waste removal): 1. Protect communal area (dust sheets, tidy & safe working) 2. Remove all loose/damaged plaster/board back to sound edges 3. Install timber battens/noggins as needed to support the repair properly 4. Install insulation above the repaired area: supply & fit mineral wool insulation (Rockwool/Knauf, 50–100mm as space allows) for thermal/acoustic improvement. Install safely around cables/pipework (do not compress insulation, do not bury any electrical junctions, keep any required access clear). 5. Supply & fit 12.5mm plasterboard to close the opening (prefer fire-rated FireLine/pink suitable for communal area) 6. Scrim/tape joints + skim plaster smooth, ready for paint 7. Stain block any water marks 8. Paint ceiling (2 coats) and make good repaint surrounding area and hall way for an even finish 9. Dispose of waste + clean down 10. during the pipe access works, the doorbell/camera cable and cover/positioning have come loose. Please include in the make-good: • Refit/secure the doorbell/camera unit and cable neatly, and • Replace/refit the doorbell cover/boxing (as per the photos) so it looks tidy and is firmly fixed.

Protect junction box and plaster over chase

Hi! I need a reliable handyman with good experience working on plasterboard walls. Tasks: • Mount a 65-inch TV (bracket + screws already provided). • Hang/fix a large canvas painting. • Adjust 2 small wall shelves (they need lowering slightly). Wall type: Plasterboard Tools required: drill, level, stud finder, correct wall fixings Location: NW10 8GU

We had to break a small hole in the wall. The construction folks plastered it, but aesthetically it looks bad and my landlord is complaining.