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Showing posts with label furniture assembly. Show all posts

Tuesday, 13 March 2018

What can Adam's Handy Hands do?

Adam's Handy Hands started out just assembling flat packs. It was something I could do and I already had the necessary tools for the job.

There wasn't much of a need for that sort of work and it was becoming a bit repetitive, so I decided to expand and start doing more complex jobs. I started to do picture hanging, researching many of the types of hooks and anchors out there.

I broadened my skills and learnt to do plaster repairs, deck staining/oiling and replacing polycarbonate roofing. I wanted every day in my business to be different and have a bit of a challenge in the work I do.

Since starting my business I have assembled a lot of flat pack furniture, hung many paintings, TV's and mirrors, repaired and painted lots of plaster damages, replaced polycarbonate roofing, cleaned gutters and replaced a front loader washing machine seal and installed some window awnings.


Picture Hanging

Mounting TV's

Replace the seal on a front loader washing machine door

Create a nice safe balcony for an indoor cat to go outside but not climb over and escape

Replaced old and sun bleached polycarbonate roofing

Polycarbonate roofing looking so much better

My latest work, some window awnings to reduce the sun getting into the front rooms of the house.


I'm still learning every day and expanding my knowledge, taking the challenge to learn new skills and enjoy the different things I do in my business.

With my ever expanding knowledge and strive to keep on learning it is easier to ask me if I do the work, rather then asking what I can do. The list will be too long and I may miss something.

Don't hesitate to get in touch for any jobs you may need done.

PH: 0419 393 179
Email: adam@adamshandyhands.com.au
Facebook: www.facebook.com/adamshandyhands

Monday, 15 May 2017

Diy fails

There are so many DIY repairs and jobs that can seem easy enough to do but take some skill and practice to perfect, and don't forget the price of the tools.

Some DIY jobs can be dangerous if the correct precautions are not taken and injury can follow. With the right tools, knowledge and safety precautions you can lessen the chance of any injuries.


Some of you may remember Home Improvements from the early 90's until 1999. You may remember Tim "The Toolman" Taylor (Played by Tim Allen) and the many times he failed at his DIY project. Learning from this it is best to leave the home improvements/repairs to the experts so you don't end up like Tim Taylor.

I have the tools, knowledge and experience to lessen the chance of any injuries happening and it saves you from any injuries. I have spent the money on the right tools for the job to make it easier for the job to be done perfectly.

If you want a professional job, don't have the tools or just don't want to risk injuring yourself then I can help you out.

Monday, 28 November 2016

Christmas gift ideas.

With Christmas less then a month away and don't know what to get for your parents for Christmas, then look no further, I have available gift cards so you can help them complete jobs around the house without actually lifting a finger. They are perfect for people with no time to repair the plaster damage or maybe they don't know how.


They can be used for any of the services I provide and are valid for 2 years. Your parents may be looking at getting a nice new BBQ or outdoor setting, or simply moving to a new place and needing some furniture assembled.


Some of the services I provide are, hanging pictures and heavy shelves, repairing plaster, assembling flat pack furniture, installing door locks and more.

They can be for any amount but can only be used in the areas I work in. Just a simple email, SMS or facebook message and you can have the voucher emailed to you within a week.

PH: 0419 393 179
Email: adamshandyhands@gmail.com
Facebook: www.facebook.com/adamshandyhands

Monday, 21 November 2016

Christmas is near.

As Christmas gets near so does the busy period for Adam's Handy Hands. My work load builds and my time fills up quick.


If you planned on getting that BBQ or outdoor setting built for that celebration you have been planning then look no further. I can have it professionally assembled with no headache or hassle. I can have it built while you relax with a cup of coffee, watching your favorite TV show or even the cricket.

If you planned on having your parents over to your new house or apartment but realised that there is a hole in the wall. I can make it look like it was never there, like the dent never happened. Your parents will never know you trashed the place.


What about that bicycle ride to the local park for that family picknick but forgot to get your bikes repaired and have run out of time to get them to the shop. Look no further, I can come to your place and have your bicycles professionally repaired and maintained, running like new and ready for that family holiday fun.



I can have your furniture assembled, pictures hung and plaster repaired in time for that festive celebration with your family and friends. So get in quick to secure a time and day that works for you.

PH: 0410 303 179
@ adamshandyhands@gmail.com
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Monday, 8 August 2016

Adam's Handy Hands turns ONE

Yesterday Sunday the 7th of August is one year since I started my handyman business Adam’s Handy Hands and it has been improving in every way. I have gained some great clients and done some great work.



I decided to just assemble flat packs and I would hopefully have a successful business from that. I found out that there are a limited number of people needing their flat packs assembled.



I have since expanded what I can do and can now handle a variety of jobs, I can repair your plaster wall, hang pictures and mirrors on a variety of surfaces, repair hinges, install door locks and more. I will never stop learning, even on jobs I could do blindfolded.



I have purchased more tools to enhance my business and make the jobs easier for me and less of a struggle, purchased more materials to be ready for any job and have spares on hand if one fails.



I love getting my hands dirty repairing, assembling or drilling to get the job done and have always been about perfection in every aspect of what I do. If a job takes me 10minutes longer to do I don’t mind, but it has to be perfect and exactly how it should be.



It has been a great year for Adam’s Handy Hands, but there is still room to grow, expand and learn on how to best move my business forward.


Thanks you to all my clients that have sought the assistance of Adam’s Handy Hands and all the future clients I hope to gain.


Wednesday, 3 August 2016

Earning a living!!!

Since starting Adam's Handy Hands I have been thinking about where it is going to take me. Weather I keep working full time with handyman work on the side or start doing handyman work full time. Each time I get a few good jobs I see a few on posted on Airtasker that I quote on but the poster only wants what they posted the job for.

I quote a fair price to compete with others but the job poster want's what they posted the job for, which would be half what I would normally charge. I have to earn a living out of my work which I could do if people were paying a fair price for my work.

If your willing to pay a handyman or tradie $30 for a 2-2.5hr job then think about what you need to earn to live off. You are paid more then $15 an hour and able to survive, but have a think about the people you pay for work you need done.

I don't get my tools and materials for free so what make you think that it's alright to pay us tradies a low rate. We have a family to look after, tools to maintain, and materials to purchase along with money to pay rent and buy food.

If I could live in a house for free and not pay rent or was able to get tools for free then my prices would be cheaper, but I still need to live and maintain my tools.

Please have a think about what your paying your tradies and the time it might take them to complete the job.

Monday, 25 July 2016

A big month.

It has been a big month for Adam’s Handy Hands, I have done a variety of jobs and had my biggest month so far.

I have serviced bicycles, repaired a kitchen drawer, hung some picture rails, assembled some Ikea flat packs, mounted some Ikea shelves, dissembled a trampoline and repaired screws broken in a hinge.







With all this work coming in it has been very tiring and hard work, learning new things and working out how to repair things. I knew it was going to be tough to start my own company and tiring work to have a second job, but when I started Adam’s Handy Hands I had casual work and didn’t know if I would have work the next day.





I started Adam’s Handy Hands as something to keep me occupied and have some extra income, I never knew it would become such a great business and earn me what it has.




I have gained some great skills and learnt some new ways to complete jobs. I have expanded my skills and knowledge and had a great time doing it. It has been worthwhile me starting Adam’s Handy Hands as I have enjoyed my passion for repairs and working with my hands and tools.

Friday, 13 May 2016

Pricing and quotes!!

There are a lot of people hiring tradies to either quote a job or complete the job. It can be a hard time to choose the right tradie for your job, are they within your budget.



With my quotes I take into account my travel time, time to complete the job and any materials required. I also take into account that my tools won't last forever and they do wear out with each use, especially my drill bits and chisels. They may have insurance and other incidentals to pay for and a business to run.





If my price is higher then the next, it may be because I value my work and don't want to have to rush a job just to make it worth while to do. I like to know that when I'm assembling your flat pack, hanging your pictures or repairing your plaster, I don't have to rush the job, I can take the time to precisely complete your job and make sure that it is accurate.



If I have to lower my quote to much then it may not be worth while doing the job or I may have to rush the job to complete it and earn a reasonable amount. This may result in a non satisfactory job and you not being happy with the end result.

When you ask a tradie for a quote just think about what quality of work you want. Do you want someone to just come and complete the job as fast as possible, or someone that will complete the job precisely and carefully and may even do that little extra job that you need done.



I like what I do and value my work, I like to know that I can do the job precisely and not have to rush anything, I may even do that little extra for you and even complete that little extra job.

Next time you hire a tradie for a job just think about what they have to pay for, or even a family to support.


Monday, 9 May 2016

Airbnb maintenance!!!

I would like to start by saying a big thanks to my customers and followers that have helped make my business a success. I have been looking at ways to make the next step and increase my business.



I have been thinking about getting into home maintenance and with so many Airbnb's out there why not start with them. I have experience in building flat pack furniture, repairing and replacing door handles, repairing plaster, hanging pictures and shelves and more.



I can handle your repairs, organize your tradies (electrician and plumber) and keep your Airbnb making you money.

I love seeing the end product of a nicely maintained house and that expertly built furniture.

If you don't have time to book tradies and don't know how to maintain your Airbnb then I can help.

Adam's Handy Hands
PH 0419 393 179
adamshandyhands@gmail.com

Wednesday, 30 March 2016

Holidays

With Easter a recent memory and Anzac day around the corner and you plan to celebrate and watch the big AFL match with some mates, then maybe I can help.


You plan to have a BBQ and enjoy the lovely Melbourne weather with a nice backyard lunch but have no idea how to assemble your new BBQ or outdoor table setting.



I have the knowledge and skill to professionally assemble your BBQ or outdoor table. I can have your outdoor table or BBQ assembled, ready to have some mates over to watch the Collingwood/Essendon blockbuster.

Contact me if you have any further questions.

PH: 0419 393 179 (SMS acceptable)
email: adamshandyhands@gmail.com

Monday, 22 February 2016

Moving house

Ever thought about moving house but your flat pack furniture that you have looks like it won't handle the rough treatment that the removalists will give it. Even if the removalists are careful with your furniture, the pieces that were assembled by you or someone else, have a tendency to bend and warp.



The safest and best way to transport that furniture is to disassemble your flat pack furniture and have the flat pieces reassembled. Your removalists can then easily transport your flat pieces of your furniture without the hassle of breaking your piece.



But then what about the nuts and bolts, won't they get lost in among your other items your are moving. If I disassemble your furniture I can hold onto your nuts and bolts making sure they don't get lost in the move.



I can also disassemble and reassemble your furniture without the need for instructions. I have the skill and knowledge of how the furniture assembles.

I have assembled many flat packs over the years and have the experience to disassemble and reassemble them as if they were straight out of the box.

So next time you move house and want your flat pack furniture to arrive without damage then look no further. I can disassemble and reassemble your furniture to make your house feel more homely and so your collectibles, knick knacks or clothing have a place to sit.


Thursday, 28 January 2016

Valentines Day



Thinking of getting a new bed in time for valentines day, then maybe I can help assemble it. I'm professional, reliable and take pride in everything I assemble.

Wherever you purchase your bed from, Ikea, Super Amart or Freedom I can assemble it to a high standard and quality. I love working out those foreign instructions and enjoy seeing the end result.


What about a new wardrobe to help organise your clothes, I can assemble the biggest and most complex wardrobes with the utmost of care taken. I even have the strength to help move the heavy items into place wherever you need it.


How about that special picture, I can hang it in plaster or masonry ensuring it will stay hung forever. I have hung 100's of pictures ranging from 2kg-10kg. I have an eye for interior design, arranging your pictures in a professional way.



Whatever you need assemble or hung I can do it in time for valentines day or even a birthday. I love seeing that flat pack come together and those pictures in place on the wall.

For a quote feel free to give me a call, message or email on my details below.
PH: 0419 393 179
@: adamshandyhands@gmail.com
Facebook: www.facebook.com/adamshandyhands


Tuesday, 19 January 2016

Get ready for Australia day

What does Australia day mean to you; parties on the beach, BBQ in the park or just a few friends come around for a BBQ.

Do you want a new BBQ assembled to celebrate Australia day with that great smell of a fresh cooked steak.



Then look no further, I can have you BBQ assembled before Australia day; before your friends come over to help you celebrate that special day in Australian history.

If you already have that BBQ then maybe you need some outdoor furniture assembled for your friends to enjoy that great Melbourne weather. I can have it professionally assembled to withstand the rigors that the outdoors can throw at it.

If that outdoor furniture is looking a little tired I can take the time and care to bring it back to life with a fresh coat of stain to protect it from the elements. I can sand and re-stain your furniture and have it ready to be used on Australia day and your friends to enjoy your backyard.




Get in quick to secure the time and day you want.

Sunday, 20 December 2015

Christmas break

With the successful start of Adam's Handy Hands I have been getting more and more work. I have been very busy the last few weeks and in need of some rest.

As Christmas gets closer I have been busy assembling many flat packs, and some early Christmas presents. It's been a hectic week servicing bicycles, installing new door handles and assembling many flat packs (including a trampoline).

Over the Christmas and New Year period I will be taking a much needed break from work. I will still be contactable via email @ adamshandyhands@gmail.com and facebook @ www.facebook.com/adamshandyhands.

I would like to thank all the people that have used Adam's Handy Hands services to repair your plaster, hang your pictures, assemble your flat packs and move your furniture. You have helped me create my company and help me grow into a successful company.

I hope to continue this success into the new year with more handyman work.

I would also like to give a special mention to the Brimbank Bicycle Education Centre, they have supported me by giving me lots of work getting their fleet of bicycles up and running for the kids to use. They have also agreed to further support me in the new year by seeing if any students want to learn about bicycle repairing. This will enhance my passion for bicycles and bicycle repairs and further help to grow Adam's Handy Hands.

Thanks to all who have supported me in starting my handyman business and to all the clients that have hired me.

Wishing all a Merry Christmas and a happy new year from Adam at Adam's Handy Hands.

Christmas Rush

With the lead up to Christmas, everyone wants their furniture and kids toys assembled before Christmas.

On Saturday the 19th I assembled a Vully2 with basketball ring, it was quite hot so decided to start early to beat the heat.

On Sunday the 20th I assemble many Ikea flat packs. I assembled two 3 seater couches, an eight seater dinning table and 8 chairs and a kids table with 2 chairs.

It was a very hot 40+ degree day making the assemble of the flat packs take longer then expected. I still took care and made sure everything was done perfectly.

With Christmas almost here I will be taking a break from the 23rd of December and will be back working from early January.

Tuesday, 29 September 2015

Ryobi 12v Drill

The mighty 12v Ryobi drill


A couple of years ago I received a Ryobi 12v drill as a present and was just going to be using this for drill only small holes and screw screws in.



I liked that it was a small compact drill in size and weight and included a quick charger. It is a great little drill that is handy for all those DIY jobs.

As I started doing more flat pack assemble I used this drill to drive the screws in making it alot easier on the hand and wrist. I then got some jobs requiring a drill to drill into timber and steel.

Instead of spending more money on another drill to do these jobs I decided to test the full capability of this drill. I had to drill through some solid timber to start with and then needed to drill through 5mm steel and then the timber.



With a good quality drill bit I gave the drill a go at drilling through the steel. It took some time to get started (like any normal drill would) but then kept powering on. I needed to drill a 9mm hole through this steel which the drill did with power and battery to spare.

Despite this drill being small and light, it has surprised me in how much power it has and what it can do.

 I would highly recommend this little drill to anyone wanting a drill to do everything, but not want the size and weight of anything larger.

Thursday, 24 September 2015

Shoe Rack

Shoe rack assemble


Ever needed more room for your shoes or a neater way to store your shoes, then no better way to do it then with a shoe rack.

If your shoes look like this then it is time to get a shoe rack, and organize those shoes so you can see every pair you have.



If you find these instructions hard to understand or have no idea what your doing then we can assist you in assembling your shoe rack.


These instructions can look difficult to some and we are here to help, our professional team can assemble your flat pack in no time at all.

Once we have assembled your shoe rack you will now have a neatly organized way to store your shoes, you will be able to see each pair you own and select the right shoe for the occasion.


Us at Adam's Handy Hands are a professional team that can help you organize your home/office by assembling your flat pack furniture. We are friendly and efficient and can have your flat pack assembled with no hassle at all.

Friday, 21 August 2015

My work.

Adam’s Handy Hands has been busy the last few days, assisting people move furniture around there homes, working out those pesky flat pack instructions and hanging those precious memories.





There’s no flat pack I can’t assemble, painting I can’t hang or furniture I can’t move up or downstairs. Flat out? I can assemble your flat pack.



I have an eye for detail, a passion for assembly and an obsession for perfection.




Whether it be assembling your flat pack furniture, hanging that precious memory or just assisting you move your furniture I have the same quality and care with everything.