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i HAVE MOVED OUT OF A TOWNHOUSE AND REQUIRE CERTAIN ROOMS (not all rooms) TO BE PAINTED OR RESTORED back to the condition when I originally moved in. I will need certain picture hook holes patched, and any nicks on the walls patched as well. The ceilings do not have to be painted, This is interior painting only. There may be one cabinet door in the kitchen that will need to be painted as well.
Dear Sirs, Please provide a quote on Labour Rates for the following works on a refurbishment contract project. Removal of Old Reticulation Lines Installation of New Internal Reticulation Lines Installation of 1st Fix, 2nd Fix New Shower Lines New Toilets New Vanities Kitchen Sink Hydroboils Gesyers New Drainage Regards
Please quote 2 x units 60 m2 each on same stand. Face brick. 15 degree flat roof zinc. Aluminium windows and doors. concrete floors polished. tiled bathroom walls. Open shower flat on floor. Vanity and toilet. Plastered inside walls. Plastered ceilings. Down lighters. Electricity change over switch for generator. Covered patio. Gas hob 4 plate no oven. Wooden kitchen units, granite tops. Plumbing to connect gas geyser. will need to chat around finishes. I need a quote for my budget to present.
I bought a townhouse in a complex and there are two bathrooms and the kitchen to be renovated. I want the tiling, taps etc. to be removed completely and replaced with whole new designs, this will be for the bathrooms and kitchen. I will then finally need the entire inside of the house to be painted. I am not sure at all about the total sqm of the house. Would need someone to advise.
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.
I want a two bedroom house built. a lounge that is 9 square meter. A stair case from the lounge to lead to kitchen, bedrooms and toilet / bathroom. Stair case can be 10 steps up. Upstairs a kitchen that is 3 square meter, two bedrooms each 3 square meter each. bathroom 3 square meter separate toilet 2 square meter. See attachment to view what the design should be like
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 would like to have a boundary wall built. Facebrick foundation rows with galvanized panels between brick pillars. Two motorized gates: 1 single existing plus 1 double to be supplied with both motors to be supplied. Ideally we would like to reuse the bricks we have in other walls & braai that are to be removed.
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
Image attached: 1. Front door with padlock and glass panel above. I would like to replace the timber door and possibly the doorframe (if possible). And I would prefer the clear glass panel to be replaced with a solid panel to match the finish of the timber, inside and outside. Ideally all to be painted a medium sheen-black on the exterior and a neutral colour paint finish inside. There would need to be provision for a Yale handlock and a knocker/with knob on the exterior. Please suggest a design with raise and fielded panels - I am also open to the idea of a stable door.