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Firemen had to break into my flat and damaged the door frame, this needs to be replaced. The door hasn’t been damaged . It looks like only the left inner side of the frame needs fixing, the rest seems fine.

The sliding doors of my wardrobe has come off the hinge. It looks to have been ripped from the actual screws holding it in.

Need a toilet door swapped from inward to outward swinging. Door has been removed but frame will need adjusting to allow for outward swing.

I need an mdf panel re fixing to the back door of the van. I believe clamps and industrial strength window glue is required too.

Window handles need to be fixed / replaced

I would like to put 2 walls under the main door canopy (with a door and a window). Make a small porch

Looking to replace the windowsill in my bedroom. There’s currently a damp issue due to bad caulking and it’s becoming slightly mouldy in the corners.

The sliding doors don't slide effectively anymore and get stuck.

I'm posting a small job here. One of the windows is not closing properly. I'm fairly sure that a small part of the opening mechanism—possibly a screw—has come loose and fallen off. As a result, the window now hangs slightly downward when opened and cannot be closed properly. I've attached a picture of the opposite window, which is a mirror image of the damaged one. The missing part has come off the upper section of the closing mechanism. It is possible that the upper hinge needs to be replaced.

Reinstall 1 kitchen cabinet door - electrical drill is required

I bought a sliding bathroom door, but the metal bar that supports the sliding system is too wide. It needs to be cut and adjusted, and the door fitted afterward. The system is from COBURN sliding system and we have all the parts and specs necessary for assembly. The proper tools to cut the metal bar, need to be provided (we do not have the necessary tools).

I need a handyman to repair my wardrobe doors that came out from its mechanism. I had someone in the past repairing it using an electric drill so you might need that. Also I have a screw from the window that is loose and needs to be attached back. I’ll share pictures

I live on an estate in Kilburn Park and I just bought a camera doorbell but it needs 4 screws drilled into the door, unfortunately I have no drill so this is the task. Simple.

I need someone to remove an old door latch and fix a new one that I have already bought

Need 11mm Off Each Door. As Carpets Have Been Fitted But Underlay Needs To Go By The Doors But It’s Dragging

Looking to have cord repaired which has snapped on sash window, only on one side

Window part of frame fix . It doesnt effect window function . It seems just wood part is fallen

Door handles have become loose. I need them repaired. Have ordered these long screws to attach either side. I’m not sure why it won’t let me change remote to in person. HA7 Job is for 1 door handle on Airtasker. Please quote for 1 handle. I have 10 more doors that need to be done as well.

3 tasks in a Newbuild flat with plasterboard balls and electrical radiators and doorbell all linked to the main electrics: I have two small Applimo electric radiators attached to the wall in two rooms that I want removed and repositioned further along the same wall. Both radiator AND the socket boxes next to them need to be moved and the gaps left behind in the plasterboard walls filled and made good (for wall painting by me at a later date). There is also a doorbell behind the entrance door to the flat which needs to be repositioned half a metre to the right of where it currently is. The repositioning of all three items is so as to make way for other wall installations to be hung i.e. mirrors, shelves etc and the current positions of these items are 'in the way!' No painting is required but holes/gaps in the walls where items are removed need to be 'made good' ready for painting at a later stage. The specific tasks are: 1. Room A - removal and repositioning of electric radiator and socket boxes further along plasterboard wall, at the same height as it is currently is and holes made good. 2. Room B - removal and repositioning of electric radiator and socket boxes further along plasterboard wall, at the same height as it is currently is and holes made good. 3. Entrance hallway - removal and repositioning of small doorbell unit further along plasterboard wall, at the same height as it is currently is and holes made good. All three items are linked to/plugged into/attached to the mains power supply and circuit switch board in store room and need to be carefully removed and repositioned. Please study pictures. Key criteria are a good smooth finish when 'making good' gaps/holes in walls and excellent electrical skills! :-)

One internal door in good condition