Man with a van
I offer comprehensive van services to cater to your transportation needs, ensuring safe and timely deliveries/collection.
House/garage/shed/loft/garden clearance undertaken.
Even the simplicity of local item transportation, I will price all requests.
Item disposal with a certified SEPA licence.
General Property Repairs and Improvments
From minor jobs like fixing shelving to larger works, all requests are considered. I offer a no call out, free quotation service at competative prices.
Laminate flooring, painting, tiling, flat pack furniture building. CCTV system installation, wireless doorbell installation, Fire/smoke alarm installation. TV wallmounting. Loft flooring.
Even if its just to put up a curtain rail, blinds or shelving, please get in touch.
Decking, fencing, anything outdoors
Elevate your outdoor space with decking construction in traditional wooden or modern fresh low maintenance composite options, enhancing the beauty and functionality of your garden area. Renew or refresh your fencing to complete the wow factor. Shed construction, slabbing,
General gardening services, such as grass cutting, weeding, hedge cutting, fence and shed painting and repairs..Even if its just a general tidy up.
Enquiry examples
Many types of work considered and undertaken.
Tiling, laminate flooring, Fencing, artificial grass.I have many other services to offer, even basic painting internally or externally.
All you need do is ask, if I can do it, then I would be happy to offer my services.
Fire and smoke alarms: the law
Every home in Scotland must have interlinked fire alarms.
Interlinked alarms means if one goes off, they all go off, so you will always hear an alarm wherever you are in your home.
It is the property owner’s responsibility for meeting the standard. If you’re not sure what the fire and smoke alarm requirements mean for your home insurance, speak to your insurance company directly.
What each home needs
Every home must have:
one smoke alarm in the living room or the room you use most
one smoke alarm in every hallway and landing
one heat alarm in the kitchen
All smoke and heat alarms should be attached to the ceiling and be interlinked.
Please get in touch for a no obligation quote. It's cheaper than you might think and as well as being legislation compliant, it may save a life.
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