Property maintenance
Property maintenance is the general list: small repairs, making good, exterior woodwork, and keeping a house or a small rented building presentable between larger projects. If the job is really a roof, a gutter, a chimney or a decorating scheme, use those pages. This one is the rest.
The sort of list people bring
A gate that has dropped, timber that needs cutting back into sound wood, a deck to build or to put right, snagging after other work, and a handful of repairs that do not justify four different contractors. The gallery shows a new timber deck against a brick house. That is a job photograph of decking.
Chimney repointing is on its own page: chimney repointing and repair.
Where the other pages start
Roof repairs, guttering and soffits and painting and decorating are the trades people most often mix into a maintenance list. Residential and commercial describe who the building is for.
Visits from the Isleham base cover Ely, Newmarket and Bury St Edmunds.
What to tell Jamie
A list is welcome. Number it if you can.
- Each item in a few words
- Which ones are letting water in
- Whether the building is lived in, empty, or let
- The town
Questions people ask
Is property maintenance the same as chimney repair?
Chimneys, roofs, gutters, moss removal and decorating each have a page. Property maintenance is general upkeep and small repairs around the building.
Do you take on a list of small jobs?
Describe the list. Jamie will say which items he can do on one visit and which belong with a roof or decorating quotation.
Ask Jamie for a quotation
Call, or describe the job.