Lee Edwards Handyman & Home maintenance

14/05/2026

Nice to get back to doing a bit of tiling 🤩

08/05/2026

Needed access underneath the tiles, so did a total transformation from tiles to a reveal/cover-board (as we can’t get matching tiles annoyingly) however far less maintenance if any at all, with the newer sleeker reveal board 😊

30/04/2026

I’ve installed a couple of cat flaps in doors before but never through a wall…looks great and does the job (through a wall is alternative to being through a glass door, which can be done but I personally don’t have the skills for that) and this customers door mouldings made it impossible to go through the door. A perfect solution reached 😎

28/04/2026

28/04/2026

This is kinda like a hack to stop your down pipes getting clogged with leaves and moss chunks. You can buy a plastic mesh, roll a bit up, place it in the down pipe and hey presto, no more clogged pipes. (You still need to clean it out periodically but it’s now a much easier job as the mess stays around the mesh and not into the pipes, which you then need to dismantle which weakens joints and creating pipe leaks).

28/04/2026

Loving the outdoors with this great weather! Getting the old bald head tanned 😂 ☀️
Had to install a couple of extra posts as 2 were rotting, then a fresh lick of paint ready for the year ahead!

23/04/2026

I’ve been back to the Windmill of Heckington, also known as Heckington Windmill 🤣🤣
Anyways, the walls kept getting damaged by mobile table movements and needed a fresh lick of paint.
Used a thin type of plastic/polymer cladding on the lower half of the walls, this will be more robust and protect the walls from future damage. Despite never doing it before I took the approach with my Tiler head on, just reallllly big bendy plastic tiles and glue in a gun, piaw piaw😂’turned out nice again’ (one for the older gen) I think you’ll agree 😊

10/04/2026

Awesome weather today to get those shed roofs re felted ready for the year ahead! I’ve even burnt my little bald bonce 🤣🤣🤣

07/04/2026

So today I’ve had my handyman head on. Installed cable trunking then painted to match the walls (sorry forgot to take before and after pics for this bit), changed handles on doors as per pics. Also changed over the house number plaque for a solar powered light up one, veeery swish. Pinned some fence panel slats that had slipped (apologises again no pics 😬). Working this way and doing lots of little jobs works out financially better for customers as one of these jobs if done alone can be upto £60, where as a whole day works out a lot less per job. You get more bang for your book!