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Small Works / Home maintenance

Small jobs.
Big relief.

The shelf still in its box. The handle that never quite works. Let's get your home feeling a little more finished.

Let's tackle your list
A home-maintenance professional carefully assembling an oak cabinet in a bright apartment
From boxed up to ready to use
An installed oak shelf and carefully laid-out tools on a protective blanket

Less to do.
More to enjoy.

Assembly. Mounting. Repairs. Finishing touches.

Find your kind of job

A useful pair
of hands.

The everyday jobs that make a room work better. Choose what needs doing; we'll work out the details together.

Put it up.

Shelves & wall fittings

  • Shelves and picture rails
  • Mirrors and artwork
  • Blinds and curtain poles

Build it.

Furniture assembly

  • Desks and workspaces
  • Bed frames and wardrobes
  • Storage and flat packs

Make it work.

Small everyday repairs

  • Loose handles and knobs
  • Hinges and cupboard doors
  • Small fittings and fixtures

Finish it.

The final little details

  • Trim and finishing touches
  • Small sealant jobs
  • Minor cosmetic repairs

Electrical, gas, structural work, and specialist plumbing need the appropriate qualified trade. Unsure where your job fits? Describe it in your list.

A few jobs. One fresh start.

Think in rooms,
not loose ends.

Moving in, making space, or finally sorting the spare room? A few related jobs can come together in one planned visit.

A finished entrance with a fitted coat rail, a rounded mirror, and an oak shoe bench

A little inspiration

A better hello.

Make the space by the door earn its keep.

  • Fit a coat rail at a useful height
  • Hang the mirror you already love
  • Assemble a shoe bench or storage unit

An example bundle. Your list and the agreed scope decide the visit.

A craftsperson checking the level of a newly mounted wooden shelf

Good enough?
Let's get it right.

The Small Works standard

Small job.
Proper care.

Your home comes first.

Protect the working area and agree where everything should go before tools come out.

Measure. Fit. Check.

Match the fixings to the job, check the position, and take time over the details.

A proper handover.

Walk through the finished list together, clear the work area, and explain anything still to do.

You choose it.
We help fit it.

A quick conversation about parts means the right things arrive at the right time.

Hand tools and materials laid out on a tidy workshop bench

Your chosen pieces

The shelf, furniture, handles, or fittings you want in your home. Share the product link and check that all the parts are there.

Our working kit

Tools, protection, and the fixings or materials agreed for your job. Any extra parts are discussed before they are bought.

Less guesswork. A better plan.

Show the job.
Tell the story.

A photo and a few specifics help us arrive prepared. Include the whole area, the item, and what you want to change.

The whole area Sizes & quantities Access details

A useful job note

Example

A shelf for the office

One 80 cm shelf above the desk. The shelf is here; I'm not sure what the wall is made of.

Location
Upstairs office
Ready to fit
Shelf supplied

No need to diagnose it. A clear description is a useful start.

From the finished list

Small fixes.
A big weight off.

The shelf that was still in its box. The door that never quite closed. Sometimes a better day begins with getting the little things sorted.

Shelves & picture hanging

01

“My list had been getting longer for months. Talking through it together helped us decide what could be done in one visit and what needed a different plan.”

Stock portrait accompanying an illustrative testimonial

Nina P.

A few things, finally sorted.

Door adjustment

02

“A small job, but it was treated properly. The door was checked with me at the end, and I understood what had been adjusted.”

Stock portrait accompanying an illustrative testimonial

Ben H.

A few things, finally sorted.

Flat-pack furniture

03

“I appreciated being asked where everything should go before it was assembled. It is the little bit of care that makes the difference.”

Stock portrait accompanying an illustrative testimonial

Laura M.

A few things, finally sorted.

Illustrative testimonials for this demo. Names and stories are sample content; portraits are stock photography.

Let's get to it

What's on
your list?

Choose the jobs and add a few details. We'll turn your list into a clear brief for a planned visit.

Choose the jobs

What needs doing?

Choose all that fit. Add quantities and room names in your notes.

Your details and job notes

A little context.

Tell us where, when, and what you have in mind.

At least 20 characters. Product names or links are helpful too.

Already bought the parts? Include what you have. We agree the work, materials, and quote before a visit is booked.

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