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Quotes
Deposit or advance on a quote: how much to ask and how to justify it

Asking for a deposit before starting protects the professional from buying material with no guarantee of payment. How much is reasonable and how to put it.

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Professional tips
Public liability insurance for self-employed construction workers: why it's necessary

An accident or property damage on a job can mean a cost no self-employed person can afford to bear alone. What this insurance covers and why to take it out.

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Electricity
UPS and surge protection: when it's needed

A surge protector and a UPS solve different problems. When to recommend each in an electrical quote.

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Glazing
Emergency broken glass: temporary boarding-up and permanent replacement

For broken glass outside working hours, a temporary board-up is almost always needed before the permanent glass is fitted. What to quote in each phase.

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Glazing
Double glazing misted up inside: why it happens and how to fix it

When double glazing mists up between the two panes, no cleaning will fix it. What fails and what the only real solution is.

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Carpentry
How much skirting board do I need and in what material? Calculation guide

Calculating skirting seems simple but the door gaps and corners are forgotten. How to measure properly and which material to choose depending on the floor.

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Drywall
Repairing a hole or damage in plasterboard: how much the fix costs

A knock, a removal-day hole or a crack in plasterboard can be fixed without rebuilding the whole partition. What a well-done repair includes.

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Locksmithing
Fixed window grille: what measurements and regulations must be respected

A fixed window grille has to meet bar-spacing requirements and, in some cases, emergency-exit requirements. What to check before installing it.

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Drywall
Access to installations in plasterboard: how to leave access without breaking the finish

Planning access points in plasterboard partitions and ceilings avoids chopping into the finished surface when an installation has to be reached. How to plan it.

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