Offered: one-off and regular maintenance work

By Lee Scoresby
September 9, 2018 in Request a Tradesperson

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Lee Scoresby

Posted September 9, 2018

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Posted September 9, 2018

Our residents' association is offering the following regular service contracts and one-off jobs.

The first (sweeping) job only requires our being certain the contractor is reliable. It might suit a fit young person looking to make a little money. All the other work requires GENUINE references and experience.

1. Sweeping an L-shaped driveway and forecourt area on a 6-weekly basis, with additional servicing to deal with seasonal leaf-fall, as necessary. Broom and bins provided.

2. Seasonally removing weeds in the same area. This will require the application of herbicide but also some physical weeding and removal.

3. Lifting tiles, filling (probably with sand) and replacing the tiles efficiently and swiftly to remove a slight linear depression in the driveway.

4. Constructing and fitting a replacement door for a brick meter shed, including an FB padlock.

Please send me a personal message if you are interested. No time-wasters or cowboys please.

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