Handyman services in Iford

Iford is in eastern Bournemouth, north of Southbourne and west of Christchurch. L&G is based in Bournemouth; discuss the work at your own property with Landros.

Use the exact address when arranging an Iford enquiry, particularly where the district name overlaps the wider Bournemouth–Christchurch area. For a ground-floor repair, report any damp marks and when they appear without assuming the location explains their cause. Surface preparation should respond to the actual wall condition before a new skim or coat of paint is selected.

For an Iford ground-floor wall, describe the location and behaviour of staining rather than attributing it to the surrounding district. Note what has already been investigated and whether the surface is currently dry. A finish can be considered once its background is suitable for that treatment.

Planning protection does not remove the need to define the repair itself. List the damaged backgrounds and the finishes you want afterwards. Where painting follows plaster repairs, or tiling follows making good, agree the sequence and the limits of each stage so retained surfaces and new finishes are considered together.

If a damaged area is repaired, decide whether decoration should cover the patch, the whole wall or adjoining surfaces as well. Include the wall base and nearby woodwork in the photographs. This distinguishes the repair itself from the painted appearance you ultimately want to achieve.

If another trade is altering services or moving fittings, explain the proposed sequence. The preparation and finishing scope should follow those changes rather than hide surfaces that still need access. Discuss who supplies tiles and coatings, and define the areas to be made good so separate parts of the project meet cleanly.