Hi folks, recently we carried out a house painting cost survey with some tradesmen from our website. We asked them how much it would cost to paint the interior of an average 3 bed Semi detached house and if they had any tips for the customer on having a good experience with the tradesman. We have included a sample of the replies below:- Continue reading
Hi folks,
recently we carried out a quick survey of bathroom renovation costs from tradesmen listed on our site. We asked them how much it would cost to renvovate a 30sq m bathroom (tiling, plumbing and electrics). We also asked if there were any tips they could give to get the best job done.
Here is a sample of the replies we received below:-
Hi folks, I hope you’re still staying safe from the Corona Virus. At Tradesmen.ie, we are continuing to provide our service while following the Government guidelines. Please feel free to look for quotes but make sure to keep up to date on the Corona Virus news from the Government and the HSE at www.gov.ie and www.hse.ie. Each month we have a draw for everyone who hires a tradesman and provides feedback. So not only do you get up to 4 quotes from Rated Tradesmen but you are also in with a chance to win a cash prize as well!
The draw for everyone who hired a tradesman and provided feedback in the month of January was held on March 6th. The results are as follows:-
Laminate flooring is one of the most popular types of flooring. It is extremely durable, protected by a tough external layer and resin coating. A laminate floor is stronger and more scratch-resistant, impact-resistant and longer lasting than solid hardwood, vinyl, or carpet.
Recently we carried out a quick price survey among some tradesmen who are registered on our website. We asked them to give a rough price to fit a laminate wooden floor. In addition to this, we asked if they had any tips for getting the best job done. We have attached a sample of the replies we received below:-
When renovating a kitchen or bedroom, a custom designed kitchen, wardrobe or shelving have the advantage that they can be built to fit the layout and design of your kitchen or bedroom to exact the dimensions. This means you are not restricted to cabinet sizes, providing you with limitless design options.
A while ago we did a survey on custom kitchen and custom wardrobe prices for our blog. We asked tradesmen how much including materials and labour would it cost per foot, excluding vat, to make 1. A custom fitted wardrobe and 2. A custom fitted kitchen. We also asked if they had any tips for the customer on having a good experience with the tradesman. We have attached a sample of the replies below:-
Hi folks, I hope you’re still staying safe from the Corona Virus. At Tradesmen.ie, we are continuing to provide our service while following the Government guidelines. Please feel free to look for quotes but make sure to keep up to date on the Corona Virus news from the Government and the HSE at www.gov.ie and www.hse.ie. Each month we have a draw for everyone who hires a tradesman and provides feedback. So not only do you get up to 4 quotes from Rated Tradesmen but you are also in with a chance to win a cash prize as well!
The draw for everyone who hired a tradesman and provided feedback in the month of December was held on January 30th. The results are as follows:-
Here is a video testimonial we received a while ago from Badri N. Badri posted a job for a smart lock and was very happy with the result. You can see the video feedback below:-
It is a good idea to regularly check that your gutters, fascia and soffit are in good condition. Any issues identified should be repaired or replaced as they are important to protect the interior and exterior and foundation of your home.
Recently we carried out a survey with some tradesmen on our website to find out how much it would cost ex vat for materials and labour to replace old gutters, fascia & soffit on an average semi-detached 3 bedroom house. We also asked for any tips they had to get the best job done. You can see a sample of the replies below:-
The Irish Government recently added more restrictions to the level 5 restrictions already in place. These restrictions have been introduced to control the spread of the virus in Ireland which has been increasing exponentially in recent weeks. The fear is that the health system would not cope with the numbers of patients being treated if strong measures are not put in place as soon as possible. I have included a summary of the restrictions below with some extra detail on construction related restrictions:-
