4 signs your home needs a fresh coat of paint plus the 2 major benefits you’ll get from it
Updating your home’s paint might seem like quite the project, but it will be worth it.
Seeking a comprehensive renovation project, including: Kitchen Renovation: Full remodel to modernize and enhance functionality. Bathroom Updates: Overhaul of existing full bathroom, redo of the guest bathroom. En-Suites: Addition of en-suites to both master and guest bedrooms. Open Concept: Exploring options to open up living spaces for a more interconnected feel. Potential Extension: Considering an extension at the back of the house.
Labour only: BATHROOM 1: 0,8 x 2,6m Drywall walls and cement floor - all plumbing already done. Build shower wall and floor (1 brick high) Install sink Install toilet Paint sealer over drywall Conceal 40mm waste pipe along wall Tile floor and walls (2,5 high) Install brandering, new ceiling and cornice Fit light Toilet: 0,8 x 1,8m Tile floor Sand and paint burglar bars Install cornice Bathroom 2 : 2,6 x 1,7m Re-do everything, currently tiled Remove all fixtures and fittings Install new sink and cabinet Install new bath Install new shower Tile floor and walls Sand and paint bathroom cabinet and burglar bars Install cornice (ceiling already done) Install 4mm nutec board on existing walls Kitchen: 2,6 x 4,5m Remove all cabinets Remove floor tiles Tile floor Tile walls above new counters +/- 0,5m high Remove 2m asbestos wall Sand and paint burglar bars Outside Install IBR sink on existing carport 8 x 3m Install barge board on roof +/- 20m
We have more than 10 houses in one yard where orphaned children live. Some of the houses are heavuly damaged due to the rocky foundation and some need repairs. The health inspection recommended evacuation of the children. We want to repair the ones not heavuly damaged so the centre cannot be shutdown
I have 2 bedrooms with sprung floors that i want to remove and replace with a tile or similar. I am selling the house and will replace my exisitng carpets ontop od the cement. So quote is to remove oregan floors and reolace qith cement. Bedroom 1 is 4x4 m. Will meet a previous floor. Bedroom 2 is 4x5.5m.will meet bathroom floor
The apartment has been flooded by the apartment upstairs. They left a tap on for an extended time. I need a quote to replace bedroom cupboards, ceiling skirtings, carpets, waterproofing and painting of walls and ceiling. I need two quotes for the Insurance claim. You will need to view to quote. It is a one bedroom apartment in New Germany.
My house does have a granny flat at the back so I would like to expand from there I would like to go up like turn into a double story just with 3 bedrooms and 1 bathroom all with built in cupboards and also with a pool with artificial grass at the backyard so please get back to me soon to discuss. I want to renovate my main bedroom that's parents room and connect the other room with it as there's 2 rooms in my house which is next to each other so connect that 2 rooms together and change the kitchen/ make it also bigger and modern and then for the backyard i would like a pool with artificial grass and a closed of area for the pets and then I want an double story so an upstairs with just 3 bedrooms like a medium size with builtin cupboards and also another bathroom. And then will it also be possible for the one room go have a balcony facing the new backyard
A few things in different areas of the house. 1. Main Bedroom: convert current window to aluminium sliding double door, leading to stoep with outside lights, and replace a second steel window with alu frame. Take out existing BIC. Convert adjoining storeroom into walk-in closet. Resurface walls to smooth plaster finish and extend laminate flooring to where the BIC was. 2. Dining room: convert window +door to alu folding door, resurface walls to smooth plaster finish, build outside braai adjacent 3. Break down wall between kitchen and dining room, redo one lower set of kitchen cupboards with new sink and fixture, and replace 2 kitchen windows with alu frames and change kitchen door.
We have a unit that originally had a balcony (1.2m x 4.0m), that the previous owner closed up with hardwood floors. We want to return it into a balcony: remove the windows, return the balcony floor to the original concrete, and install a sliding door again. We already had the wooden floorboards removed, but we need a quote on: - Removal of screed (where the floorboards used to be) - Finishing of the drop / sliding door cill, from the inside of the apartment to the balcony floor (where the sliding door frame will be installed) - Finishing of the balcony floor (smooth concrete, as it was before, is OK) to make sure that any rain will flow to the original draining pipe. - Cleaning of screed/rubble. Please see the attachments. We need measurements and briefing with the sliding door installation company to happen tomorrow (Wed 13 Dec). But we are flexible with the job start time (either this week before Friday or in middle January) For now, we only want a quote on the screed removal / return to concrete flooring / preparation for the sliding door frame. Depending on the quality of the job, we will consider you for the removal of the windows and finishing of the exterior wall (once the sliding door is installed).
i need the bathrooms X 2 renovated, fitted with a new cabinets, toilet set and the ceiling to be fixed and the floors and wall tiling thereof. there is also an outside toilet which needs to be fitted with a new set. The ceiling for the whole house needs to be redone, 2 bedrooms, living room , dining room and the kitchen. The 3 bedrooms to be tilled. thanks
This is a very old property and it’s one of those old Hutton properties where everything needs to get sorted out from the electrical stuff I mean the electrics in the house is just appalling it needs a solar rooftop thing, there’s air locks in in the system so there’s often times where we don’t get water. There’s a lot that needs to be done