Tiling
Floors, walls, bathrooms and splashbacks, cut properly and grouted so it still looks right in two years.
Repairs and maintenance, tiling, painting, plumbing, carpentry, electrical, blacksmith bending and general building.
The list is unusually wide for one person, which is the point: most jobs do not need four separate trades turning up.
Floors, walls, bathrooms and splashbacks, cut properly and grouted so it still looks right in two years.
Inside and out, prepared first rather than painted over. A rented house turned round between tenants is a common one.
Taps, leaks, radiators and bathroom fitting. The small repairs that get expensive if they sit.
Doors that will not close, skirting, shelving, flooring and fitted work built to the room rather than bought to fit.
Sockets, switches, lighting and fittings, indoors and out.
Metalwork bent and fabricated to order, which is not something most handymen offer at all.
WhatsApp a picture and a line about the job. Quicker than describing it, and usually enough.
A figure before anything starts, so there is no conversation about it at the end.
The work finished and the mess taken with it.
A bathroom needs a plumber, a tiler, an electrician and a painter. Booking four means four quotes, four waits and four people blaming each other when something does not line up.
One tradesman covering all of it is the whole argument for a handyman, and it is why the list on this site is as long as it is.
Nothing sells a handyman like a finished bathroom next to what it looked like before. Six or seven off a phone would carry this page.
WhatsApp a photo and a sentence. That is usually all it takes.