Everything property managers, retirement villages, early learning centres, retailers and homeowners usually ask before the first job. Can't find it here? Get in touch directly.
Every suburb across the Gold Coast — see the full list of areas serviced. Larger jobs can also be quoted into Logan and northern New South Wales on a case-by-case basis, where the job size makes the trip worthwhile.
Yes. I’m covered for $20 million in public liability insurance, and a certificate of currency can be emailed to your office or uploaded to your contractor portal before the first job.
Yes, required for working in education and care environments while children are present. Where the work suits it, InDesign will still schedule after hours to keep rooms in use.
Qualified cabinet maker. I started my apprenticeship in cabinet making, moved to a shopfitting company at the start of my third year and finished my trade with them. From there it was the factory floor, then site installer, then site manager for several years, and 25 years across the shopfitting industry through to production manager for one of Australia’s leading shopfitting companies. Read the full story.
I’m also currently studying for the Kitchen, Bathroom & Laundry builder-restricted licence, due to be completed early next year. For you, that means kitchen, bathroom and laundry work won’t stop at repairs — I’ll be able to take on full renovations of those rooms under my own licence, with one contractor from start to finish.
Site visit or photos first, then a written quote with a fixed scope, inclusions, exclusions and payment terms. No verbal ballparks that change later.
For quoted project work a deposit secures the booking and materials, calculated in line with Queensland's regulated deposit limits. The balance is due on completion. Agency and commercial accounts can be set up on 14-day terms after the first job.
Usually, yes — that is the point. Send the list ahead of time so the right materials are on the van, and most agency job lists are cleared in a single attendance.
No separate call-out fee for quoted work in the standard service area. Site visits for quoting are generally free where the job list justifies the trip.
Forward it exactly as it came in — phone, email or the online form. Address, what needs doing, and any access or tenant contact details is enough to get a price back.
Yes, with every invoice as standard, along with a plain-English description of what was done. Nothing an owner should need to query.
Yes, and it’s one of the most common jobs I do. Anything from a handful of exit repairs off the outgoing report through to a full cosmetic refresh — painting, new handles and fixtures, deck and garage floor repainting, and a garden tidy-up — ready for the next tenant or the listing photos. See the make-good options.
Yes. Access is arranged directly with the tenant so your office isn't stuck in the middle coordinating times.
Yes. Former maintenance manager in the childcare industry, with experience getting centres ready for assessment and rating reviews, kitchen audits and fence/perimeter audits.
Where the job suits it, yes. After-hours scheduling is available on request to keep rooms in use and avoid disrupting a centre's day.
Yes, where there’s a genuine tip risk — tall bookcases, wardrobes, storage towers and similar. Low units that can’t realistically tip don’t need it, so you’re not paying for fixings that do nothing.
No exposed fasteners, soft-close Blum hinges, lockable and vented IT/storage cabinets, and secure storage for cleaning chemicals and hazardous items — hardware specified for a centre, not a house.
Yes. Unit turnover refreshes, common-area and clubhouse repairs, and small in-unit jobs for residents, booked on weekdays to suit village routines. What that looks like.
Yes. Small jobs in your own unit are welcome — a sticking door, a cabinet that won’t close, a torn fly screen or a shelf that needs putting up. Just call. A minimum charge applies, so it’s worth saving up a few small jobs for the one visit.
Yes, night and early-morning work is available for retail and commercial maintenance, so trading hours aren't affected.
Yes. Twenty-five years in the shopfitting trade specifically, so repairs and upkeep are done to shopfitting standard, not a generic handyman finish.
Agencies and centres: forward the work order or the job list as it is. Everyone else: a few lines and a photo is plenty to get a price back.
