01
Floor repairs and replacement
Review scratches, damage and lifting areas, then choose timber, tiles or other finishes to suit the intended use.
01 / REFURBISHMENT
Refurbishment
Make a familiar space work for life again.
Plan the renewal of walls, floors, plumbing and electrical services around the property's condition, whether for your own home, a rental property or a fresh start.
Understand what is there. Then decide what to renew.
Refurbishment goes beyond new finishes. Easy Job Solution Engineering Limited reviews wear, damage and seepage, distinguishing essential repairs from optional improvements so the plan fits your budget and intended use.
SCOPE OF WORK
From finishes to everyday fittings.
Choose the work your property needs.
The final scope is confirmed after a site assessment.
02
Wall repairs and painting
Assess the substrate before repairing holes, cracks and flaking areas and repainting the surface.
03
Seepage and water damage
Understand the source of seepage and the affected area, address the problem, then repair the walls, ceiling or flooring.
04
Electrical and plumbing work
Review equipment condition and requirements, and arrange appropriate professionals for repairs or replacement.
05
Door and window repairs
Check operation, fittings and seals. Our specialist brand EJW can also follow up aluminium window requirements.
06
Removal of old cabinets
Plan removal and disposal around what is being retained or replaced, preparing the space for its new layout.
07
Air-conditioning installation and cleaning
Arrange installation or cleaning with regard to equipment condition, drainage and operating requirements.
08
External wall repairs
Assess the damaged areas and site conditions to plan external wall repairs and access arrangements.
09
External pipe repairs
Review cracks, blockages and leaks, and arrange repairs, replacement or scaffolding where needed.
ATTENTION TO THE DETAILS
Before refurbishment, understand the problems.
Existing finishes may conceal damp substrates, ageing pipes or worn equipment. Agree the sequence before finishing work begins to reduce conflicts between trades.
- Identify what to retain, repair and replace
- Address seepage and the substrate before finishing
- Coordinate the work with plans for living in or letting the property
STEP BY STEP
Make each step clear.
From the initial assessment to work on site,
keep the scope, programme and responsibilities clearly defined.
- 01
Understand the intended use
Share the property's condition, photographs and planned date of use.
- 02
Inspect the site
Check the worn or damaged areas and confirm what will be retained or replaced.
- 03
Plan and carry out the work
Set out the items and materials, and sequence the work around the agreed proposal.
- 04
Follow up on completion
Check the work and organise handover and maintenance information.
BEFORE WE BEGIN
Questions you may have.
Can I refurbish only part of the property?
We can assess local repairs, such as walls, floors or kitchen and bathroom fittings. The scope depends on the existing materials, site conditions and arrangements for using the property.
What information should I provide for a rental property?
Share photographs, the floor area, known issues, the end of the tenancy and the proposed date for reuse. This helps us understand the initial scope and arrange a site visit if needed.
Can I paint directly over seepage marks?
First establish whether the marks relate to ongoing seepage or dampness and address the substrate, then plan repairs and finishes. Painting alone may not resolve the underlying cause.
How are the cost and programme determined?
They depend on the scope, materials, working conditions and management arrangements. Once the items are confirmed, these will be set out in the quotation and work arrangements.
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