What we handle
Renovation and finishing work in apartments, private houses, and small commercial spaces. Small one-off jobs sit next to full-room finishing on the same weekly schedule.
Scope, materials, and timing get walked through before anyone picks up a tool. That way you know what lands on Tuesday and what gets signed off on Friday.
Who typically calls us
People fixing up a flat they've lived in for years, landlords preparing a unit for handover, homeowners finally clearing the list of little jobs that stayed unfinished.
A one-hour handyman call gets the same attention as a full apartment finish. The small jobs are often where trust starts, and we treat them that way.
People fixing up a flat they've lived in for years, landlords preparing a unit for handover, homeowners finally clearing the list of little jobs that stayed unfinished.
Types of work
Cosmetic refresh
Painting, wallpaper, wall levelling, swapping out worn surfaces. No walls come down, no layout changes. A common misstep here is skipping proper wall prep before paint goes on, and the finish shows it within a month. We prep first, then paint.
Turnkey finishing
Rough and finish stages coordinated in one workflow. The typical trap on turnkey jobs is starting the finish trade before the rough work has fully settled, which cracks joints later. We stage the sequence so each layer gets its time before the next one begins.
How the process runs
Send a message with what needs doing. We follow up with a few questions, look at scope, and put a price and timeline on paper before any work begins.
Updates come as things progress. The most common friction point in renovation is the client finding out about a delay after it's already happened, so we flag anything shifting the schedule the day it comes up, not the day it matters.
Send a message with what needs doing.
Materials
Two options: you supply what you've bought, or we source it with you. Sourcing help matters most when a client has picked a finish that won't hold up to bathroom humidity or heavy foot traffic. Better to catch that at the checkout than after installation.
Material choice shapes both how the room looks in year one and how it holds up in year five. We flag the trade-offs upfront so the budget goes where it actually matters.
Two options: you supply what you've bought, or we source it with you.
Handyman by the hour
Shelves that need mounting, flat-pack furniture waiting in the box, a tap that drips, a curtain rail that never went up. The small stuff piles up and rarely gets addressed on a free Saturday.
One visit, several jobs, own tools on hand. Bundling a few tasks into a single trip cuts the callout time you'd otherwise pay twice for.
Pricing and timelines
Price tracks with scope, the state of the space, and material choices. Nothing gets started without a written estimate you've seen and agreed to.
A frequent mistake in this trade is quoting an optimistic deadline to win the job. We'd rather name a longer honest date and hit it than promise fast and drift by two weeks.
Price tracks with scope, the state of the space, and material choices.
Care and cleanup
Floors covered, doorways sealed with plastic where dust would travel, furniture moved back to where it was. The mistake we've seen from other crews is treating cleanup as an afterthought, which leaves clients dealing with plaster dust for weeks.
Walkthrough at the end together. If something needs a touch-up or a second look, that's the moment to catch it, not two days later by text.
Floors covered, doorways sealed with plastic where dust would travel, furniture moved back to where it was.
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