Where I work.
I help with home repairs, assembly, fitting and decorating in Kingston upon Thames, Richmond upon Thames and Merton.
Send me your full postcode so I can check the location and discuss an appointment.
Find your town.
Start with one of the five main areas in each borough for suitable jobs, preparation advice, prices and useful answers.
These are starting points for the wider borough coverage. If your neighbourhood is not listed, choose its borough or send me your postcode.
Choose the borough, then the job.
The borough pages explain the wider coverage and how to organise your job list. The town pages above add local enquiry details, practical examples and relevant guides.
If you are near a boundary or unsure which borough the address falls in, send the full postcode. A postal town or postcode prefix alone is not a reliable way to confirm the location. Coverage and appointment availability are checked together with the actual work.
Help around your home.
Choose repairs and odd jobs for a fault that needs assessing, or furniture assembly for a new or partly built item. The shelf and mirror and curtain-pole pages explain the product and wall details needed for fitting.
For decorating, include the surfaces, condition and finish you want. You can combine tasks in one enquiry; quantities, materials, access and drying stages determine how the work is arranged. The home notebook helps you prepare without having to diagnose the problem first.
Send me your postcode and job list.
Add photos, product links and access details. I will discuss the work, materials, price and appointment with you before booking.
A few useful answers.
Know what to send and what to expect before arranging your job.
Which boroughs do you cover?
I cover Kingston upon Thames, Richmond upon Thames and Merton. Send me your full postcode so I can check the location and discuss available appointments.
Does being in a covered borough confirm an appointment?
No. I need to discuss the job, access, materials, price and date with you before confirming a booking. Being in a borough I cover is the starting point. Send me the details through my contact options.
My town has no separate page. Can I still ask about a job?
Which local details help you plan a visit?
Include the exact address, floor, stairs or lift, entry arrangements and any building working hours. Tell me about parking restrictions and the route for tools or large items. The borough pages link to the relevant council information; the arrangement for your street or building needs checking before the appointment.
Where can I check the cost before sending my job list?
The handyman pricing guide gives Colin's confirmed labour rates, materials charge and worked examples. Include quantities, photos, product links and the finish you want so we can discuss the scope. A time-based example is not a fixed price for your particular repair or fitting.