Strip out and plumb
Old suite out, new one in, pipework altered where the layout changes.
Taken word for word from his own description: repairs and maintenance, tiling, painting, plumbing, carpentry, electrical, blacksmith bending services and general building.
The list that builds up over a year and never quite justifies calling a specialist: a door that drags, a cracked tile, a tap that drips, a socket that has stopped working.
Put several together into one visit and it costs a fraction of booking them separately.
A bathroom is the clearest case for a multi-trade: strip out, plumb, tile, wire and paint. Done by one person it is one quote and one schedule.
Old suite out, new one in, pipework altered where the layout changes.
Walls and floor tiled, then the electrics and paintwork finished off the same week.
Blacksmith bending is on his own list of services and it is not something most handymen offer. It means a bracket, a rail or a fixing can be made to suit rather than bodged from whatever the merchant had.
Placeholder: the exact scope of the metalwork is not described anywhere. Confirm it and this section can say what you actually take on.
No rates are published anywhere, and we will not guess at them. Send an hourly rate, a call-out minimum, or a from-price for a bathroom, and they go on the page. People ring far more readily when they have some idea first.
Worth adding once you confirm them: