Small Handyman Jobs in Stratford-upon-Avon

It's easy to live with a loose handle or a door that catches because neither feels like a large enough job to arrange on its own. I do take on those jobs. Shelves need suitable fixings and a sensible position; hinges and handles need adjusting so they work rather than merely looking straight. The same goes for a short run of damaged skirting or a bit of pipework that needs boxing in.

If the door is causing most of the trouble, there's more detail on my doors and repairs page.

If you've got several small things to sort, write them down together. A shelf in one room, a sticking cupboard door in another and a flat-pack piece waiting in its box may be easier to plan as one visit. Tell me what matters most in case the list is longer than the time available. I can then be clearer about what I expect to get through.

For wardrobes, beds, drawers and desks in particular, see my furniture assembly work. It's helpful to mention the make and model if you have them.

Take one photo showing the whole area and another close up of the part that's broken, loose or needs fitting. For shelves or boxing-in, rough widths and heights help. For a door, show the point where it catches as well as its hinges. You don't need a formal description: a short list beside the photos is enough to start a conversation.

I'm a handyman in Stratford-upon-Avon and work in the nearby towns listed below. If you're unsure whether something belongs on a handyman list, send it over and I'll let you know if it's a job I can help with.