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2131 days ago

Handyman West Auckland Area.

Harif from Rothesay Bay

Anyone know handyman for doing a job in west auckland area.
There are few small job need to be done:
1. Patching and paint gib board wall in bathroom.
2. Patching and paint gib board in laundry.
3. Need to grout (light grey) to one of the tile in a bathroom.
4. Repair broken drain pipe, replace with inspection pipe.
5. Replacing a door knob.
6. Re paint pergola post and fascia with Resene 'Kilimanjaro'
7. Re paint main door (not sure wood/metal)
8. Removing fraying carpet near the ranch door size 600 x 2400 mm and replace with 4 tiles (600x600mm) and install trimming between the tile and carpet.

Note: Patching size (HxW) approx: 100-150x150-200mm.

I can supply the picture of the job for the reference if anyone interested doing the job.

Thank you.

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