One handyman. A very useful job list.
If it is practical property work that does not require a regulated specialist licence, send it through. Ricey can help you work out what belongs on a handyman list and what needs another trade.
Repairs & odd jobs
Everyday fixes, adjustments and maintenance that make a home or workspace work properly again.
Mounting & hanging
Get items positioned, level and securely mounted where appropriate for the wall and item.
Flat-pack & assembly
Furniture and storage assembled properly without giving your whole evening to an instruction manual.
Doors, walls & finishes
Minor non-structural maintenance and cosmetic jobs that improve how the property looks and functions.
Outdoor maintenance
General non-structural maintenance and practical jobs around outdoor areas.
Property maintenance & preparation
Bundle appropriate small jobs before inspections, changeovers, handovers, moving or sale preparation.
Property maintenance for the people managing the property.
Homeowners
Clear the home-maintenance list: repairs, assembly, hanging, adjustments and appropriate small improvements.
Send the home list →Landlords & rentals
Practical non-licensed maintenance for inspection preparation, tenant changeovers and property presentation.
Send a rental job →Property managers
Send the scope, suburb and access notes. Appropriate handyman jobs can be assessed before scheduling.
Send a maintenance request →Small business
Assembly, mounting and non-licensed maintenance for offices, retail spaces and work areas.
Send a business job →Got several jobs? Put them in one request.
A grouped list helps Ricey understand the likely scope and plan the visit more efficiently.
Walk the property
Write down each appropriate small job that needs attention.
Group the list
Include repairs, mounting, assembly and maintenance in the same enquiry.
Add useful details
Suburb, access, timing and any materials already on site help with planning.
Confirm the scope
Ricey can clarify what fits before the visit is locked in.