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Window hinges not closing

Need a handle fixing on a double glazed window I will buy the part just need replacing with the new handle.

4 white PVC windows won’t open. We think the lock mechanism is broken. We need someone to check and potentially replace all 4 windows

I need assistance with the following tasks at a property in Peckham Rye: - Replace downstairs cloakroom mixer tap with similar equivalent tap - Repair /replace downstairs cloakroom door latch (current latch becomes stuck) - Refix loose double powerpoint that has come away from wall in front living room next to couch - Replace silicone sealant around downstairs shower tray and upstairs bathroom around bath - Troubleshoot / replace (probably need to replace) bathroom fans in downstairs cloakroom and upstairs bathroom to be more effective / draw more air - Fix / tighten loose window handle in back upstairs bedroom - Add 2 missing cupboard knobs in back upstairs bedroom (just small plain round knobs to pull, not latched. There are currently some slightly enlarged holes where the knobs should be.) - Secure a fence panel that has come unstuck in the back garden (does not need to be pretty, just neat and effective) You will need to coordinate with tenants to access as I am currently overseas. I have provided some pictures but I don't have shots of everything currently - apologies for the quality of a couple of these. Please let me know if you have any questions. PLEASE NOTE: I posted this task before, but it was deleted when my account was temporarily locked :( My account is now activated again but I have had to repost from scratch. I have also added a couple of things to the task compared to before.

Trying to replace a UPVC handle, however the handle snapped off the old one and one of the screws attaching it to the window is totally stripped. I tried using screw extractor (although a cheap one), tried grabbing it with pliers but haven’t had any luck getting the old handle off. I need someone with more experience removing a pretty badly stripped screw, then attaching the new handle

Uninstall previous window handle and install a new one

The window is stuck and won’t close fully. It’s a tilt and turn window with the frame tilting down so not able to close properly

Window handle is broken and needs replacing (double glazed living room window)

I have bought 2 bronze barrel-style window stops to replace old ones, which now need screwing into a sash window frame. It should be straightforward. You can see from the photos we had to remove old ones because we lost the key so the new holes will go under the circles you see in the photos. It should involve drilling 2 holes and screwing the barrels into the frame so that the stopper can prevent the window from opening past a certain point. I’ve also included a photo of another window to show you what it will look like when complete. Thanks

The sofa is too big to go through the door, so the only solution to put it inside is through the window (1st floor flat)

Two metal bars that go across one at waist height and other half way between waist and floor

This is a Victorian flat conversion building so the windows have the old sash frame + front glazing, both of which should be able to slide up and down to open, one side has broken/got out of sync with the mechanism, so one side is stuck and one side is permanently open. Please note I can only pay the amount if the window can be fixed

Window is not opening and the heating knob is broken

A) kitchen 1) Cupboard hinge has removed - To re drill and tighten cupboard hinges 2) Window handle is shaky, to tighten window handle B)Bedroom 1) I have a sliding cupboard from both sides - sliding doors are stuck. Please fix.

Need this broken window fixed. Shouldn’t difficult at all

Hi, I need draught proofing for bedroom window. Its single glazed window that's quite old, there are gaps through which cold air enters the room. Need someone to assess and fix it. Pictures attached, can share more details like videos over whastapp

The wooden sash window does not stay level and drops into a slanted position on closing. Ie struggles to shut properly, creating a gap. • Possible Problems: This could be due to worn-out sash cords, misaligned pulleys etc • Required Work: I need an experienced sash window repair specialist to inspect and fix the issue, ensuring the window opens and closes smoothly and remains in a level position whether it maybe the sash cord or weights etc

We need a handyman to just put a few things right for our end of tenancy: - Take down 2xblackout blinds and rehang the old ones - Touchup the paint from the blackout blinds. - Quick touch up of paint on some skirting’s and one door from cat scratching it (may need a quick sand/buff but we have all paint just need paintbrush etc) - Rehang TV on wall (I can assist with lifting it) This is just so we get our deposit back we don’t need a fancy job here just a quick touch up. Job can be done within the next 2 weeks.

Please pop in and take a look at the window in the bedroom. I’ve had my handyman look at it and he couldn’t fix it. Once you take a look please contact me so we can discuss quote for further action.

Main Job Brief - Remove existing plywood boards that have been affixed and plastered over a window recess to cover a blind - Drill new holes to fit blinds one cm back - Install GRP/fibreglass cover (supplied by me) instead - drilling and screwing/bolting into window recess - Plaster over the covers to uniform finish and level with wall - Paint whole wall of bay windows - Paint a second wall Problem: - I previously installed plywood boards inside the front of window recesses which contained roller blinds, the blinds were affixed with a number of steel L brackets. (Photo 1, 2) - The longest section (around 260cm) has warped, cracking the plaster. (Photo 3, 4) - The board now pushes against the blind Solution: - Install a fibreglass/GRP profile instead of the plywood. The profile will be L-shaped so can be screwed into the top of the window recess without using brackets - It must be securely fastened across multiple points, and plastered over with a good plaster/wood filler to prevent cracking - The ends may be fastened with L-shaped brackets to the side wall if required - The profile should be sanded/prepared and painted to a uniform finish along with the rest of the wall - The blind should also be moved back around 1cm, to further minimise the chance it brushes against the GRP cover - There is only 9.5cm of space from the window to the end of the recess so space is tight Second Task - I'd like to run thin cables through the 2 wall corner sections connecting between the bay windows to power/charge the motorised blinds - This should be done without cracking the 2 shorter plywood blind covers that are in fairly good shape - It could be done by carefully running a channel and covering over or perhaps by drilling from both sides of each corner through the brick Third Task A second wall should be repainted in the same colour as the other wall. It's already well painted except for a few very small patches that have been incorrectly touched up with paint