Timmy covers Currimundi — north along Nicklin Way, around the lake — seven days a week, at the same rate on a weekend as any weekday.
Currimundi is largely established family housing — brick-and-tile from the eighties and nineties alongside newer infill. Houses of that age are into the round of maintenance where things start needing attention at once: doors dropping on their hinges, fences leaning, decks needing boards replaced.
That is list work, which is what Timmy is set up for. One visit, one invoice, rather than a separate trade for each item.
Same scope as anywhere else Timmy works — all of it in the quote, none of it an extra.
Towel rails, door furniture, blinds and shelving that have worked loose, tightened up or replaced.
Doors that catch, gates that drag, latches that never quite line up.
Leaning panels, loose palings and gates that have dropped.
Loose boards, split treads, handrails that have gone spongy.
Planter boxes, screens, storage, outdoor builds — see the recent outdoor kitchen.
Clutter sorted and everything looking tidy again. For when people are coming over, you’re selling up, or the place has just got away from you.
Currimundi is north along Nicklin Way, around the lake, which keeps it well inside Timmy’s regular run. There is no travel surcharge for any suburb on this list.
“I got quotes from 3 different handyman services. One was too expensive and one didn’t bother responding so I accepted Timmy’s quote which was fair and reasonable for the work required. He turned up on time, completed the work promptly, left no mess and was very personable and pleasant in my home. Timmy is “old school” professionalism which I really liked. Would definitely recommend and will be using Timmy again.”
“I can’t do the jobs I used to do so I called in Timmy’s Handyman Services. He turned up on time the next day fixed a few issues we had around the property. He was very personable and a pleasure to deal with. I recommend Timmy to anyone and everyone.”
Brick-and-tile homes from the eighties and nineties tend to hit a round of maintenance all at once — doors dropping on their hinges, fences starting to lean, decks needing boards replaced and fittings working loose. It is list work, which is what Timmy is set up for.
Yes, and it is usually the sensible call. If the frame is sound, swapping the boards that have gone is a fraction of the cost of a rebuild. Timmy will tell you honestly if the frame is past it.
Yes — leaning panels, loose palings and gates that have dropped. Full boundary fence replacements involving a neighbour's cost-sharing are a different conversation, but repairs are straightforward.
Send it through and Timmy will price the lot. Weekends included, same rate.
