About: Majestic Renovations is a construction company based in Johannesburg, South Africa. We specialize in plumbing services and construction work. We have been in business for over 10 years and have served the Johannesburg area for all of that time. We are a family owned and operated business, so you can be sure that we will treat you like family too. We pride ourselves on our quality workmanship and customer service, so if you are ever in need of any construction or plumbing services, please give us a call!
Good day, We require a contractor to assist with the costing as well as the renovation of a property located in Westville Durban. This is a renovation of a property and not a new build. Architectural drawings are in place (not structural) and submissions will still be made to the local authority. The client requires an estimated cost of renovation by the 04 April .
We have 2 buildings on one property. One 2 bedroom house and a entertainment area. Plans are currently in circulation with the counsel for approval. We will need to build in stages starting with the foundation of the main house first. We are looking for estimate quotations to see what we are looking at per stage for us to plan and the full cost as well.
Have multiple projects need scoped: 1: New ballustrade on stairs to match existing. 2: Flat roof resealing 3: House exterior wall patching, resealing, paintinf 4: Braii area drywall ceiling repair 5: New screed for interior concrete floor 6: Possible wood/bamboo floor installation 7: ladder construction for bedroom lofts to match stairs style
I need a building on a caravan site. The cement floor is 6.2m x 8.27m There is an existing bathroom and kitchen on the site and the new house must be build as close to the existing building as possible. There is currently 3 caravans on the site and they are rusted and needs to be removed. A very small 3 bedroom and living room must be build on the site. I did draw up a plan in but the person who drew up the plans didn't want to submit it for approval. I attached the plan but it is not approved by the municipality. The building must be face brick inside and outside. Please give me a quotation. Please give me a quote.
Since around the 19th or 20th of March, when Tshwane temporarily shut off the water supply due to maintenance work, I noticed that the hot water pressure in my unit significantly dropped once the water was restored. For the past 10 days, the hot water supply has completely stopped working, meaning the geyser is not functioning at all in any of the taps in the house.
Our company, SA , is looking to open an office in Rustenburg at vanna Mall, and we are looking for the following companies to assist with the following: • Electrical • Painting • Flooring • Dry Wall • Build Kitchen Unit • fety equipment Please submit the following documents as soon as possible if you would like to be included in the list of businesses that can help. • Company Profile • Up-to-date BEE Certification • Banking Details (Letter from the Bank) • CK Documents • Tax Clearance Certification • Letter of Good Standing (LOGS) • Public Liability Insurance • 2 X reference letters not older than 12 months • COC NB: Please make sure that all documents are sent at once rather than in separate parts. Your urgent response is highly appreciated. Kind regards
I hope this email finds you well. I am in the process of planning a home extension and am currently gathering quotes from various contractors. I would appreciate it if you could provide a quote for the required work, with the intention of starting the project as soon as our plans are approved. At this stage, we are awaiting approval and anticipate that construction could begin toward the end of August or early September. Of course, the start date will depend on the approval process and weather conditions, as this time frame coincides with winter. Could you please provide a quote or share any details about your availability? I am eager to move forward with the project once the plans are finalized. Thank you for your time and consideration. I look forward to hearing from you soon.
Comprehensive Scope of work. 3 Activities. 1. Cut, chase and removal of 4 old existing interior partly rusted through steel door frames with minimum breakage of existing tiles if possible. Try to reclaim existing tiles before cutting can take place. Installation of new door frames to a satisfactory standard meaning level, square and secured which includes o Removal of existing wooden doors before removal of old door frames. o First try to reclaim as much as possible existing tiles around old existing steel frames by scratching out the grout with a grout removal tool and use a broad blade putty knife to loosen or lift the tile with extreme care if possible. o Removal of old steel door frames. o Installation of new steel frames level, square and properly secured in wall with frame side metal door jamb stays/straps. o Plastering around new steel door frames on the outside of the rooms (Spanish plaster style), make neat. No need to paint the new plastered portion because we are going to repaint the whole passage wall where 2 of these frames are situated. o Tiling and grouting around door frames on inside of the rooms and on floor in door entrances where necessary, make neat. o Re-plastering and screeding of cement/concrete step at laundry door after the old steel door frame was removed (breaking of step surface to remove bottom threshold support stays) and new steel door frame installed and finished off with a smooth surface as it was with the standard anti slip ridges (CONCRETE CEMENT TROWEL WITH RIDGES). o Fit/Reinstall/hang of wooden doors level and square with their new lock mechanisms (2 hollow high quality wooden doors (bathroom, toilet), 1 solid standard wooden outside door at laundry and 1 existing wooden sliding door at main bedroom bathroom) if possible, otherwise new doors will be purchased and must be planed down to fit neatly into the door frames level and square with a tolerance not more than 3 to 4mm between the side of the wooden door locking mechanism and the steel door frame in a close position, accept for the reusable wooden sliding door at main bathroom which does not need replacement seeing that it is going to be reused with its sliding mechanism. o Clean area of any building rubble to a dust free state it was found in before breakage of walls and floors. 2. Strip and removal of existing ±7m² shower wall tiles and the mosaic shower floor tiles ±0.7m² in main bathroom which includes the following work o Dismantling and temporally removal of existing glass pivot shower door with great care. It’s going to be reused. o Remove existing shower head with its shower arm plus the existing tap handles. o Block water supply pipe outlet in wall with paper or something similar to prevent debris from going into the water supply pipe before stripping the wall tiles and old adhesive. o Strip and remove existing tiles and mosaic as well as all tile adhesive and make good. o Break out existing ±0.7m² floor slab, recast and screed to a more level incline towards the shower water trap. o Reset existing shower water trap to new floor slab, screed and then fit new supplied shower water trap. o Thoroughly Waterproof shower walls and shower floor slab with all the necessary layers to a % waterproofing. At least 3 layers of waterproofing slurry mixture and the use of an approved purposed waterproofing cloth which will overlap at least mm on wall areas and also overlaps where wall and floor joins o After waterproofing is completely dry, tile the shower wall area with new supplied wall tiles and shower floor with new supplied mosaic floor tiles (no hollow sound on tile when knocking on the tile after the adhesive has dried). Water trap guard must be flush with mosaic surface after shower floor is tiled. o Finishing off with water-resistant wall tile grout and water-resistant mosaic tile grout and make neat. o Reinstall shower existing shower head and shower arm. o Reinstall shower tap handles. o Reinstall existing pivot glass shower door to a state it was previously. o Repair main bedroom wall adjacent to shower wall surface where damp damage took place with necessary the materials and finished off with Spanish style plaster where needed. No need to paint the repaired wall seeing that we are going to repaint the whole room. Need to advise what is the best practice to fix the wall. o Removal and thoroughly clean area of all rubble and dust. 3. Strip and removal of ±2.6m² bathroom old ceramic floor tiles and install new supplied porcelain tiles which includes the following work o Strip and remove existing floor tiles and old adhesive and make good. o It will be necessary to temporarily remove toilet and washbasin pedestal to be able to remove old floor tiles and old adhesive, and if so, then toilet and pedestal needs to be fitted and set again with proper cement base mixture before proceeding with the new tile work. o Removal of old wooden skirting all round bathroom wall. o Tiling of bathroom floor with new supplied porcelain tiles with sufficient supplied adhesive (no hollow sound on tile when knocking on the tile after the adhesive has dried) and grouting. o Fit approximately ±80mm height cut tile strips all round bathroom wall area at the bottom in the place of the old wooden skirting with the same tiles as used on floor. o Removal and thoroughly clean the area of all rubble and dust
Hi, I need recommendations from anyone who’s had experience breaking through a 9-inch double cavity outer wall to fit windows or doors. If you've done this before, please share the name of the builder or construction company you worked with? I’m specifically looking for a builder/construction company with proper insurance in place. If you had a good experience, I’d appreciate your recommendations! Thanks so much in advance to anyone who can help—your advice is truly appreciated! Best regards, Jenn
