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CEF11E

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CEF11E

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Hey All,

well I am going to be doing some renovations on my house and need good reliable tradies and I thought seeming as there is such a big community on SAU and times are a bit tough I would ask here first incase anyone wants work.

I will need a sparky to install an IXL tastic and about 6 downlights and possibly sort out some 15amp power for my garage. not really a big job but can make is a weekend cash job if needed.

I will also be knocking down some small sections of wall, about 2 metres by 1 metre. I have been in the roof and am not sure if I will have to have reinforcements put in.

Also will be ripping up the carpet in the whole house and having the floor boards sanded and sealed

I will also be replacing the kitchen doors and bench.

so if you are a licensed tradie and are on sau and are interested let me know and send me a PM.

I am very handy and can help with any of the work. Also if you need any mechanical or tuning work done I can help you. we could do a sort of a trade.

Cheers!

GUN_METAL_GTR32 Grand Master

GUN_METAL_GTR32

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i have a couple tradies mates that can help if u want ill ask them to call you

pm me ur details and ill ask them.

i know a painter, sparky and a plumber so tell which ones u want and ill call them tonight when i get home.

cheers

julz

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