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internal door fit & leaking tap

By xavi
January 3, 2017 in Request a Tradesperson

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xavi

Posted January 3, 2017

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Posted January 3, 2017

Hiya,

Looking for an internal door to be fitted - have the door, hinges and handles but it needs to be plained / sawed about 12mm in length.

Also have a leaking tap - just a drip every 10 seconds or so. Understand the two don't go hand-in hand but would be great to find someone who could do both. Recommendations very welcome.

Thanks

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