Qualified cabinet maker with 25 years in the trade and several years clearing job lists for Gold Coast property managers. Unit turnover refreshes, common-area upkeep and in-unit repairs for residents, carried out by someone who is patient, tidy and respectful in people’s homes.
When a resident moves out, the unit needs to look its best before it’s resold or re-leased. Patching, painting, resealing, cabinet and door adjustments, new handles and fixtures, screens serviced, all in as few attendances as possible and photographed before and after.
On time, presentable and patient. Work is explained before it starts, the unit is left clean, and jobs are booked on weekdays to suit village routines rather than evenings.
Doors, locks, sliding doors, screens, joinery, gates, handrails, decks and general repairs in the one visit. Your village manager raises one job, not four.
$20 million public liability, certificate of currency supplied up front, contractor portal requirements and site inductions completed, and a clear itemised invoice with photos for every job.
Some of the common jobs. If it’s not listed, ask — after 25 years in the trade, not much is too hard.
Send through a trial job or your next unit turnover. You’ll get a written quote, a booked date, and photos back with the invoice so you can close it off without chasing.
Small jobs are welcome — a sticking door, a cabinet that won’t close, a torn screen or a shelf that needs putting up. Give me a call and I’ll talk it through. A minimum charge applies, so it’s worth saving up a few small jobs for the one visit.
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.
