Handyman services in Moordown

Moordown is north of Winton, with Ensbury Park to the west and Muscliff to the north-east. L&G is based in Bournemouth; discuss the work at your own property with Landros.

A hallway project can affect the only route between rooms, so explain the household's essential access before discussing dates. For skimming, include the corners, stair return and existing texture in your photographs. The finish at adjoining door frames deserves attention alongside the main wall surface, particularly when the woodwork will be retained.

For a Moordown hall, explain which doors open onto the work and whether it is the household's only through-route. Photographs of the stair turn and landing help describe the practical constraints. Consider a staged scope if clearing the entire circulation space is not possible.

Include photographs in both even light and light from the side where possible. Mark the surfaces you want improved and the features you are keeping. Discuss the decoration afterwards, because the repaired or skimmed area needs appropriate drying and preparation before paint can provide the appearance you are aiming for.

If skirting and door frames stay, show their current junction with the plaster. Skimming a wall changes the surface relationship at those edges. Tell Landros whether the aim is removing texture or repairing damage, and include the painting needed after the suitable background is prepared.

The finishing boundary matters as much as the main surface. Mark retained features in photographs and explain where new work should stop. Agree the preparation, materials and final appearance together, including any making good around edges, rather than leaving those junctions outside the discussion.