Choose the job, then pay on PayPal.
Each deposit buys one visit of up to four hours on that job at the UK address you give, and is credited in full against the work. Not sure it fits in one visit? Use the size guide on each job, and if it comes out above the deposit, request a quote instead.
Remaining amount = quoted extra labour + quoted extra materials. The deposit is never charged twice, and if you decline a later quote the remaining amount is £0. You may cancel within 14 days — see Cancellation & refunds.
Check the size first
A rough guide for each job. If the figure is above the deposit, a quote is the better route.
Snag-list clear-up
Snagging depends on how many items are on the list rather than on floor area, so treat this as a sizing aid, not a quote. For reference, an average 2–3 bedroom home (about 70–100 m²) with a typical list fits the £350 visit. Bigger homes or long, spread-out lists may need more than four hours — ask for a quote first.
Second-fix joinery tidy
Skirting and architrave work is normally priced by the linear metre, because straight runs are quick and corners, door openings and uneven walls are not. This rate is for skirting and architrave only. A typical room (12–16 linear metres, roughly £220–£290) plus easing one or two doors in the same room fits the £420 visit. Several rooms, more doors or a whole-house second fix usually take longer — ask for a quote first.
Walls & ceilings finish
Prepared wall and ceiling decoration (two coats, standard trade paint) is genuinely priced per square metre of surface, so this is a fair comparison unit. As a rough guide, 20–24 m² of wall — about one average room — fits the £380 visit. A whole-house repaint needs more than four hours, so ask for a quote first.
Move-in & handover touch-up
Handover lists depend on the number of items rather than floor area, so this is a sizing aid, not a quote. For reference, an average 2–3 bedroom home fits the £320 visit. Larger homes or long lists may need more than four hours — ask for a quote first.