7 reasons why you should hire a professional painter
Considering all the time, effort, and money that goes into making even the small jobs perfect, hiring a professional is usually the best option.
There is a leak in the roof. I've gone to do an inspection but it's not clear where its coming from. I suspect it's from the opening for the electrical work. I will attach. Please send a quote with a breakdown of what will be needed to repair. Client needs this urgently so I will appreciate an urgent response.
A small, modular Recovery Plant is required that will be fully enclosed. To fit all the major pieces of equipment the building exterior high will be about 10m, width roughly 6m and length about 8m. The interior will house the equipment, when fully operational these pieces of equipment together will approximately weigh about 12tons - therefore the interior needs to have a steel/iron structure that holds these pieces in the correct position. To access all parts the structure would need to have a staircase. Ideally the building will have good ventilation to regulate the temperature inside the buidling.
1. I have a small section of wall that is falling over. 1m high wall that holds back the yard work and is about 3 M long that will have to be broken down and rebuilt. 2. We want to plant grass in front yard. Grass needs to be able to withstand a lot of traffic of a dog running up and down and be able to survive shaded winters and in the sun summers. Not sure if this is possible. 3. We want to move our pool to a new location. Ideally rebuild new pool but if better to just move current shell also open to that. Would have to explain in person. We have a terrace wall that is breaking away and will have to be rebuilt and when swimming pool is moved the hole must be filled and everything will have to be repaved. An in person estimate would be best as there are a few moving parts to quote on.
I am a professional painter, been in the industry for year's now. We start with preparation, were prepare the wall by first scrapping the Wall's, closing the wall with polyfil, then sand paper then remove dust from the wall after completing closing the cracks and holes, sandpaper and removing the dust we apply our primer after it dries we apply our first coat, if the wall doesn't require second coat we apply our finishing coat
Our jetty was damadged by strobg winds. It cknsists of three parts: fixed platform, a walkway onto the floating jetty. bracjets, and beam conections need to be replaced. Most of the railings need to be replaced. Many of the floor planks need to refastend or to be replaced. plaesant on the edge of the Groenvlei lake, just off the N2 on getting to Sedgefield.
Phase one: 1. Installation of 3.6 k Deye Inverter SUN-3.6K-SG03/05LP1-EU R65’- 2. Installation of geyser solar panel Phase two: 3. Renovation of main bedroom en-suite 4. Installation of two more plug points Phase three: 5. Renovation of girls bathroom. Phase four: 6. Removal of jacuzzi 7. Build on new bedroom / guest room / office Phase five: 8. Extend back corner Phase six: 9. Remodel kitchen to open plan. 10. Replace tiles Phase seven: 11. Laminated flooring a. Lounge, dining room b. Upstairs open area c. Main bedroom d. Girls bedrooms e. New bed room f. New back extension. 12. Stairwell floor stickers Phase eight: 13. Cover wall tiles with decorative design Phase nine: 14. Lapa in back garden 15. Built in braai Phase ten: 16. Artificial lawn back garden 17. Flower bowls
3 bedroom house with open floor kitchen (possible to fit an island table) and lounge, main bedroom en-suite and the 2 bedroom share a bathroom. Flow Garage can fit 2 cars back to back and drive way. Maximum back space and minimum front space. The yard space is meter square and the can be around - meter square.
Hi Guys.... we are in the process of purchasing a large estate in Kabeljouws, which we are positive will require a full and deep clean of each of the 4 buildings that lie on the estate grounds, once we have paperwork signed off to us. property consists of... 1. 5 x en-suited bedroomed property (1 dressing area), 2. 5 x en-suited bedroomed property (1 smaller dressing area) 3. 1 x 3 bedroomed en-suited property. 4. 1 large laapa (walled and roofed) 2 entrances....i small kitchen area AND cooking area, 1 small bar area & ALL shelves, 2 bathrooms that support 3 chalet style bedrooms (please move the beds first so that any rubbish just pushed under the beds themselves, can be removed...if required. ALL kitchen cupboards, bedrooms, bathrooms, staircases, lounge areas, all flooring (tiled or carpeted), are to be cleaned and well presented (we shall have a director from domestic services on-site to check each property & job is completed) As we plan to alter ALL garages on this estate, being changed into en-suited bedrooms, there MAY be up to a further 12 of these to completely clean out (depending upon how clean the builders are) once the alterations have been completed. If windows/frames and carpeting needs to be cleaned as well, then please price separately for this work on an estimate system. Although this is nothing to do with this project itself, we are also purchasing other properties in this area, as well as Jay-Bay & Knysna areas (for other clients), that MAY also be allocated to the tendered company we select. Thank you & kind regards... Dave. DAVID MOULD. C.E.O.
Full renovation including kitchen remodel, small guest loo remodel, vinyl flooring for about sqm, paint all walls, stacker doors at entrance, new light fixtures, relining pool, enclosing an 8sqm courtyard to form part of the kitchen as a scullery, removal of pillars in the living area which take up unnecessary space (engineer has said its possible with box support beam).
I would like to remove a 4m long wall separating the kitchen and dining room area to create a more open plan house. I suspect I will need to put some sort of supporting beam at the top to support the roof structure. I live in a semi-detached house in the woosdtock area, the house is >60 years old and has high ceilings. I don't know where I would need to start to get approval for the change and plans to ensure I don't break anything. This is where I would like the most help. Finding a contractor thereafter is not something I'm worried about.