What we can help with
- Holes, dents and damaged plaster
- Damaged internal doors and trims
- Paint scuffs, chips and targeted repainting
- Broken tiles, fittings and minor fixtures
- Damage identified at routine or final inspections
- Multi item make good lists before re letting or sale
Why the repair approach matters
The fastest way to deal with rental damage is to document it clearly, separate damage from normal maintenance, and group related repairs so access and trades can be coordinated efficiently.
How the process works
- Send the property address and a description of the work.
- Share photos or an inspection report if you have them.
- We confirm the likely scope and arrange the next step.
- The agreed repairs are completed and the property moves toward re letting, sale or handover.
Common questions
Can you quote from photos?
Often, yes for straightforward cosmetic damage. Larger or hidden damage may need an inspection before a firm scope can be confirmed.
Do you repair tenant damage before a bond claim is finalised?
We can repair the property when authorised by the owner or property manager. Questions about who ultimately pays should be handled under the tenancy agreement and Queensland tenancy rules.
Can one job include several different repair types?
Yes. That is one of the main reasons owners use us. A typical make good list can include plaster, paint, doors, tiles and general property items.