Hi folks,
here is the video of our January Draw 2014. 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 also are 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 December was held on January 31st. The results were as follows:- Continue reading
Hi folks,
the following information is about training for tradesmen(carpenters and construction workers in particular) located in Ireland and who are interested in upskilling for energy efficiency in buildings and to gain access to 40 hours of German language classes. The programme is funded by the EU. If you are not a tradesman, you may know tradesmen who would be interested in upskilling so please feel free to pass on this information.
The longer most stains set, the harder they are to remove without damage to the stained surface. If you have invested time and money in your home and would like to keep your carpets, upholstered furniture, walls and floors looking new for as long as possible here are some tips for removing those awkward stains that seem to appear even though nobody ever claims responsibility for them 🙂
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This is part two of a two part podcast on home and building insurance. The podcasts are based on an interview I had with Jim Power from Power Insurances on the subject of building insurance and home insurance. In part 1 we looked at what building insurance was needed when extending or renovating your home. Today we look at general insurance for the home. You can see a sample of the questions I asked Jim below. Please listen to the podcast to hear the answers. If you have any questions or comments feel free to add them below in the comments section:- Continue reading
Hi folks,
the Revenue Commissioners asked us to let you know that they have new information available on the Home Renovation Incentive (HRI).
Wishing you all a Happy and Prosperous New Year, let’s continue to keep tradesmen working and customers happy in 2014!
Our office will be closed for Christmas from Monday 23rd of December and re-opening
on Thursday 2nd of January but you can post jobs throughout the Christmas on
our website at www.tradesmen.ie and they will be sent out every day except Christmas Day and Sundays. Email and text messages will be checked throughout the Christmas Holidays.
With Best Wishes,
From all the gang at Tradesmen.ie!:)
Hi folks,
Watch the video of Santa as he announces the winners of this months draw to all the boys and girls!!
Thanks to everyone who has posted jobs on Tradesmen.ie posting over 80,000
jobs helping to create and sustain employment in the Irish Economy. We hope that you enjoy a peaceful and fulfilling holiday season and new year filled with promise and opportunity.
Our office will be closed for Christmas from Monday 23rd of December and re-opening
on Thursday 2nd of January but you can post jobs throughout the Christmas on
our website at www.tradesmen.ie and they will be sent out every day except Christmas Day and Sundays. Email and text messages will be checked throughout the Christmas Holidays.
With Best Wishes,
From all the gang at Tradesmen.ie!:)
If you are lucky enough to be going away during the Christmas break this year no doubt you will be very careful to remember to pack the essentials like your passport, money, travel insurance, camera, etc… but it is just as important to remember to look after your house properly so that you don’t come home to a domestic disaster such as your house burned down or flooded out. Continue reading
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Recently I had Jim Power from Power Insurances to talk to us about building insurance and home insurance. You can see a sample of the questions I asked Jim below. Please listen to the podcast to hear the answers. Continue reading
