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Weeds and moss had taken over the joints between the pavers. See how commercial-grade water blasting and joint restoration brought it back.

This is what the garage looks like now — jamb and architraves fully repaired. Want to see how bad the rot was before, and what it took to fix it? Follow the link.

One overgrown hedge, one afternoon, one much brighter front garden. See the difference.

Water was getting into an extension — but the real problem wasn't where it first appeared. See what was actually going on.

Two damaged retaining wall sleepers, and a lucky find that saved a search for matching timber. See how it came together.

This is the new ramp. Want to see what it looked like before, and what it took to get here? Follow the link.

The top of the door sat further out than the bottom, leaving a big gap when closed. See how it was leveled without a replacement.

A busy commercial lift well, refreshed to a clean, professional finish. See the result.

A heavy stone benchtop sink had come loose — see the simple fix that made it solid again.

No decking, no easy entrance — just bare concrete. See how it became a proper timber platform.

★★★★★“Prompt communication and quick response. Arrived on the same day we requested the service. We are happy with the works and make our life easier.”— Eric Y.

A rotten threshold that could have failed a Healthy Homes check. See the quick fix.

An empty wardrobe with no shelving or rail — see how it became custom-fitted storage.

Old decking boards were removed to inspect the subframe — several rotten joists were found and repaired before new boards went on.

Bare ground outside the back door — no deck, no shelter. See how it became a full covered deck with built-in seating and steps.

An old weathered deck well past patching up. See how it became a wider timber deck with new steps and balustrade.

The bottom of the door was broken up past the point where filling it would look right. See why a new door cost about the same.

A swollen, warped timber front door was replaced with a new aluminium door — properly flashed, sealed and finished with hand-cut timber scribes.

A rotten, unstable exterior screen was safely removed and rebuilt with new timber framing, cladding and a painted finish.

A sloping, unused boundary strip with no storage was turned into a custom-built timber shed with separate storage bays, doors and a stained finish.

A moss-covered street-facing timber fence was cleared of weeds and water blasted section by section, then prepared for a subcontractor to repaint in black ahead of a home sale.

Two matching metal garden sheds were assembled from flat packs over two days, with careful panel support and door alignment throughout.

Lifting, cracked vinyl tiles across the laundry, bathroom and toilet were replaced with one continuous sheet of vinyl flooring ahead of a home sale.

A joint three-day project with North Shore Handyman — open garage framing was checked, insulated and lined with plywood walls and ceiling, ready for the next stage of finishing.

A hole worn right through the plywood deck of a flat-deck trailer. See how the damaged section was replaced after hours, without re-decking the lot.

Soft patches in the lining gave away an old water leak. See what was behind the wall, and how it was closed back up without a trace.

★★★★★“Excellent service from Rinat / Handyman Botany. He offered a very reasonable price, replaced the wet Gib boards quickly and skillfully, and went the extra mile to fix and plaster a Gib board on a warped frame, getting it to look perfect after painting. Great communication throughout the job and excellent attention to detail. Highly recommended!”— Don S.

Cracked and chipped entrance tiles at a dental clinic were repaired and matched to the surrounding floor, with a stainless steel trim added at the lift entrance to prevent it happening again.

A door shut on a room and the only way out was the top sash. Forcing it open tore out the friction stays — see what it took to make the window close again.

Water inside at the window, wet architraves, wet sill — and nothing wrong above it. See where it was actually getting in.

The plan was to wash the old fence and paint only the new top section. The wash took the old paint off with the moss — see what that changed.

A relative was coming home from hospital and the shower had nothing to hold on to. The wall the client picked had nothing solid behind it — see where it went instead.

A cast panel of 8–10kg with nothing on it to hang from. See why it was held up from below instead of hung from above.

The black creeping in from the edges was the silvering going, not dirt — nothing cleans that off. See what replacing a mirror actually takes.