Make one appointment do more
The list can mix practical categories: adjust a door, renew sealant, put up shelves and repair a cupboard. Share everything at the start so suitable jobs can be grouped and likely parts or product details checked.
Several jobs in one visit
Multiple Jobs in One Leicester Maintenance Visit
Cupboard hinge. Dripping tap. Shelf to fit. Flat-pack storage to assemble. Back gate catching. Failed silicone. They may be unrelated, but one properly planned visit can be far easier than six separate calls.
- One appointment
- Repair, replace, fit or assemble
- Plan from photos and links
- Work through the priorities
Put the important jobs first
Mark the priorities rather than relying on a promised number of jobs or fixed completion time. A–Z will work through as much suitable work as reasonably possible and flag anything that needs materials, a return visit or a specialist.
Useful for moves, rentals and family-arranged visits
A mixed appointment can settle a new home, clear a landlord snag list or help a relative deal with maintenance that has accumulated. The person arranging the visit can remain the main contact where needed.
Typical jobs
What is sitting on your list?
Walk through the property once and write everything down. The list can include repairs, replacement items, installation, assembly and finishing jobs from completely different rooms.
Hang a mirror, picture group, blind or curtain pole
Re-align a kitchen door and repair a stiff drawer
Ease an internal door and replace a loose handle
Renew failed silicone beside a bath, sink or worktop
Fit a shelf, supplied wall cabinet, coat hooks or garage storage
Assemble flat-pack furniture or a small storage unit
Replace a toilet seat or assess an accessible flush mechanism
Secure a gate latch, shed fitting or loose fence board
Fill and make good marks left by old or replacement fittings
Make one visit useful
Make the visit work through the priorities.
Mark anything urgent, anything that needs a particular part and anything that is simply a useful extra. The work can then be tackled in a sensible order.
The Saturday list
Several unrelated jobs cleared without losing your own weekend to tools and parts.
Before guests arrive
Doors, handles, fittings and visible finishing jobs brought back into order.
After moving
Blinds, mirrors, storage, furniture and the first round of household adjustments.
Straightforward pricing
Know the labour rate before the visit.
£70first hour
£35 per additional 30 minutes.
Several suitable jobs can be tackled in one appointment. Materials are additional and larger work is quoted separately.
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Questions about this service
How much does a maintenance visit cost?
A standard maintenance visit costs £70 for the first hour. Additional time is £35 per 30 minutes. Materials are additional, and larger work is quoted separately.
How many jobs can I add?
Add the whole list. A–Z can help you prioritise it and estimate what may reasonably fit into the agreed time.
Can larger work be included?
Larger projects are usually assessed and quoted separately so the scope and materials are clear.
Arrange a visit
Send the list to A–Z
Send a few useful photos or call Jamie. If the job suits a maintenance visit, the scope, price basis and timing will be confirmed directly; quote-led work is explained before anything is agreed.