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Stonehaven and Lower Deeside, AB39
Under £100
extention areial in a flat from living room to bedroom
Banchory and Mid Deeside, AB31
Under £500
Purchase and fitting of bathroom airflow and also purchase and fitting of back lit bathroom mirror.
Banchory and Mid Deeside, AB31
Under £500
Supply and fit spotlights for bathroom ceiling (estimated 8 required) for 9 metre square ceiling to replace current pendant light and change existing internal pull cord for light switch outside bathroom door. Also have a heated towel rail which is being installed by plumber that has summer kit which requires element fitted/wired. Bathroom work commencing 5/9/12.
Stonehaven and Lower Deeside, AB39
Under £1,000
testing and repair of lighting circuit, replace old style fuse box, renew electric heaters
Bridge Of Muchalls, AB39
Under £1,000
update fuse board in house
Newtonhill, AB39
Under £250
2x2 sockets plus light required in garden shed. Cable would need to go from mains box through a wall and along a trench. I haven't measured it but would guess trench would have to be ~8 metres.
Stonehaven and Lower Deeside, AB39
Under £100
I have a four lamp spotlight fitting that requires fitting and a faulty downlighter in the bathroom vanity unit needs attention.
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Never too early to plan a garden, says expert
Gardeners need to plan in advance if they want great backyards this spring. -
Spring 'the time to tidy up gardens'
One expert believes many people are starting to think about getting their gardens ready for summer. -
Experts 'can prevent nasty DIY surprises'
It may be better for people to call in professionals if they have to undertake large DIY tasks, it has been suggested.