In project details

1. Masonry works in detail 

Construction of interior brick partition walls:  Accurate placement of masonry elements (brick, block). Design of bonding arrangements in masonry. Design of wall connections, corners, bridges. Waterproofing and thermal insulation of masonry.

Construction of partition walls: The frame structure (wood). Fastening plasterboard or other partition walls. Installation of shutters in the partition wall. Fastening partition wall to load-bearing walls. Insulation and covering of partition walls.
Construction of fence walls: Foundation and plinth construction. Brick or concrete block masonry construction. Construction of the gateway and the gate. Construction of the top of a fence wall (e.g. closing element). Plastering and painting fence walls.

Slatted shutters: Removing blinds from the wall. Relocation of masonry elements, and creation of joint orders. Plastering and smoothing of the sharpened part. Reinstallation of thermal insulation.

2. Door and window replacement services 

Removal of old windows: The existing frames, sashes, and hardware will be removed. The window openings will be prepared for new installation, including any necessary repairs to the wall structure.
Installation of new windows: Accurate measurement of openings to produce individual replacement windows. Vertical, horizontal, and angular placement of new window frames in openings. Fixing the frames with suitable fixings and sealing the gaps. Repair and painting of damaged walls.
Installation of window sills and moldings: Installation of new sills to provide a proper base for the windows. Installation of moldings around windows, both inside and outside, for an aesthetic appearance. Sealing and caulking all joints.
Insulation and weatherproofing: Insulation around window frames to improve energy efficiency. Use of sealing tapes and sealing materials for an airtight seal. Examination of the proper operation and airtightness of the windows.

3. Paving services

As an experienced tiling specialist, I provide a comprehensive tiling service that includes professional tiling of floors, walls, and stairs. Here is a detailed overview of the work:

1. Flooring, corridors, sidewalks, entrances
Preparation: Thorough cleaning, leveling, and priming of the floor.
Planning: Designing a road surface pattern, and creating an optimal cutting plan.
Tiling: Precise adhesive application, and precise placement of tiles.
Grouting: Creation of a suitable joint width, with suitable colored grout.
Finishing: Surface cleaning, and impregnation if necessary.

2. Wall covering:  Stone wall covering
Strengthening wall construction: If necessary, increasing the load-bearing capacity of the wall.
Stone preparation: cutting to size, cleaning.
Gluing: Use of special stone glue.
Fitting: Exact positioning, using spacers if necessary.
Grouting and impregnation: Use of grout suitable for the stone, and surface protection.

3. Stair covering Preparatory
Measurement: Measure the exact size of the steps.
Material selection: Selection of suitable covering material (tile, stone, wood).
Socket preparation: Removal of existing covering, and leveling of the surface.

Tiling process
Stair edge profile: Incorporation of a special tread profile for safety and aesthetics.
Installation of covering material: Starting from the top step, moving downwards.
Fittings: Precise cuts in corners and edges.
Grouting: Use a grouting material with sufficient flexibility for thermal expansion.

Finishing work

Anti-slip: If necessary, make anti-slip strips or surfaces.
Cleaning and protection: Thorough cleaning, impregnation, or varnishing if necessary.
Inspection: Final inspection of the stability and safety of the staircase.

All paving work is carried out with the utmost care and precision, taking into account the specific needs of the space and the properties of the chosen paving material. I pay special attention to durability, functionality, and aesthetics.

Painting  services

1. Painting interior walls
Preparation: · Emptying the room or covering furniture. Cleaning and dusting of wall surfaces. Repair of cracks and holes by gluing. Grinding the surface for perfect smoothness. If necessary, apply a primer coating. Painting process.
Paint selection (water-based latex or acrylic paint recommended): Dilute the paint to the appropriate consistency. Painting corners and edges with a brush (notch). Painting larger surfaces with a roller in an even layer. If necessary, apply a second coat after complete drying.
Finishing work: Removing masking tape. Removal of possible paint stains. Thorough cleaning of the room.

2. Painting the external facade - additional costs will be incurred if scaffolding is required.
Preparation: Repair cracks and damages with appropriate external materials. Removal of mold or algae with special agents. Careful masking of non-painting surfaces (windows, doors).
Painting process: Selection of weatherproof, breathable facade paint. Applying a primer coat for better adhesion. · Apply the paint in an even layer with a roller or spray. Special attention must be paid to hard-to-reach places (under eaves). Apply a second coat after the first is completely dry.
Post-work: Removal of protective foils and coverings. Cleaning any paint stains. Tidying up the work area.

3. Painting shutters

Preparation: If possible, dismantle sashes (doors, windows). Removal of old paint or glaze by sanding or chemical means. Thorough sanding and dusting of wooden surfaces. Repair any wood defects with wood paste. Applying a primer coating to protect the wood and improve adhesion.
Glazing process: - Choosing the right type of glaze (oil or water-based). Apply the first layer of glaze with a brush or roller parallel to the grain of the wood. After drying, lightly sand for a perfect finish. Applying a second (third if necessary) layer. Special attention should be paid to the even coverage of edges and corners.
Finishing: Removal of masking tape, and protective films. Ironing, and removing door handles. Replacement of blinds if they have been removed. Removing paint stains from glass surfaces.

For all painting and glazing work, I pay particular attention to the use of quality materials, precise workmanship, and attention to detail. After finishing the work, I perform a thorough cleaning and check the final result to ensure that my customers are satisfied.

Detailed description of insulation works

1. Thermal insulation

Thermal insulation of internal walls
Preparation: Thorough examination of the wall surface, and treatment of possible moisture and mold. Cleaning and dusting of the wall surface. Assess the location of electrical wires and pipes.
Finishing: Cutting insulating material (e.g. mineral wool, polystyrene) to size. Applying adhesive mortar to the wall or preparation for mechanical fixing. Installation of insulating material, with a tight fit. If necessary, apply a vapor barrier film. Fixing dowels for a secure hold. Surface leveling and smoothing. Final finishing (painting, wallpapering)

Internal insulation of the roof.
Preparation: Checking the condition of the roof structure, and making necessary repairs. Cleaning and preparing the space between the rafters.
Design: Installation of a vapor-permeable film between the rafters. Cutting to size and inserting insulating material (usually mineral wool). Fastening the insulation, making sure there are no gaps. Applying vapor barrier film to the inside
· Installation of internal covering (e.g. plasterboard).

Insulation of the attic
Preparation:  Assessment of the attic, handling of possible leaks and structural problems. Removal of existing covering (if necessary)
Execution:  Installation of insulation between rafters (similar to the inner side of the roof). Application of an additional layer of insulation on the inner side of the rafters. Careful placement of vapor barrier film, gluing of overlaps. Installation of internal coverings (usually plasterboard). Special attention is paid to the insulation around the skylights. 

2. Sound insulation
   

Sound insulation of walls
Preparation: Identification of noise sources, and assessment of sound insulation needs. Wall surface preparation, and cleaning.
Finishing: Installation of soundproofing material (e.g. mineral wool, soundproofing foam). Application of anti-vibration mountings. Laying of multi-layer plasterboard covering with flexible sealing. Sound insulation of electrical boxes. Surface finishing (gluing, painting.

Sound insulation of slabs
Preparation: Inspection of slab structure, checking of load-bearing capacity. Removal of existing floor covering (if necessary)
Finishing: Installation of the floating floor - if necessary. Installation of sound-insulating washer. Laying of a bearing layer (e.g. OSB). Installation of a floor noise insulation layer.

Sound insulation of mechanical equipment
Preparation: Identification of noise sources (e.g. water pipes, ventilation systems). Design of access points.
Construction: Covering pipes and ducts with sound insulation material. Installation of vibration dampening elements. · Sound insulation of mechanical shafts. Careful sealing and insulation of conduits.

In all insulation work, I pay special attention to the use of quality materials, precise execution, and attention to detail. After the work is done, I carry out a thorough inspection to ensure optimal thermal and sound insulation performance and
complete customer satisfaction.

Detailed description of demolition works

1. Dismantling of openings
Preparation: Survey the area around the sash. Check electrical wiring (proximity of switches, sockets). Placing protective film on the floor and surrounding furniture.
Construction: Lifting the sashes of the case. Removal of trim strips, and cover strips. Removing the case from the wall: Locate and release fixing points, careful removal of the case from the wall, cleaning the edge of the opening of the remaining mortar sealant.
Finishing: Repairing and straightening the edge of the opening. Collection and removal of debris. Cleaning and dusting the area.

2. Removal of coverings
Removing floor coverings
Preparation: Removing or covering furniture. Removal of skirting boards. Preparation of appropriate tools (chisel, hammer, crowbar).
Construction:

- For parquet flooring: chiseling the starting line, lifting the parquet tiles row by row,
- For laminate flooring: loosening of bounces, picking up tiles in the opposite direction to the laying direction
- For glued floor carpet: cut the carpet into smaller, manageable pieces, tearing up pieces, removing adhesive residues

Finishing work: Cleaning the substrate of adhesive residues. Repairing substrate irregularities.

Removal of wall coverings
Preparation: Dismantling of electrical fittings. Laying protective film on the floor and furniture. Preparing scaffolding or ladders for high walls.
Construction:

- For wallpaper: wetting or steaming of wallpaper, peeling off wallpaper layer by layer.
- In the case of lambrequins: release of fixings, removing panels one by one.

Finishing work: Cleaning the wall surface of adhesive residues. Repair of wall defects, and unevenness. Collection and removal of debris. Thorough cleaning and dusting of the area.

During all demolition work, I pay particular attention to compliance with health and safety regulations and the protection of surrounding structures and areas. After the work is completed, I thoroughly clean up and inspect the result to ensure my client's complete satisfaction and the smooth start of further work.

Detailed workflow for kitchen furniture dismantling

Preparations: Survey and photo documentation of the kitchen. Disconnecting and disconnecting electrical and water pipes.  Laying protective sheeting on the floor and surrounding areas. Preparation of necessary tools (screwdrivers, wrenches, crowbar, hammer). Putting on personal protective equipment (safety goggles, work gloves).
Removal of kitchen utensils and equipment: Disconnecting and removing dishwasher, cooker, and refrigerator. Disconnecting the sink from the water supply. Removal of small kitchen appliances, utensils, and utensils (Owner's responsibility).
Removal of worktop: Removal of sink from worktop. Removal of silicone seal between worktop and wall tiles. Removal of fixing screws from lower cabinets. Carefully lifting off the worktop.
Dismantling the upper cabinets: Removing doors from hinges. Removing shelves and drawers. Unlocking the fixing screws from the wall. Lifting cabinets off one by one.
Dismantling of lower cabinets: Removal of doors and drawers. Removal of skirting boards. Unscrewing fixing screws from the wall and floor. Lifting out cabinets one by one.
Removal of wall elements: Removal of shelves, and spice racks. Removing joints between tiles (if necessary). Careful removal of tiles (if requested by the customer).
Finishing work: Cleaning of wall surfaces from adhesive residues. Secure electrical and plumbing connections. - Collection of accumulated debris. Thorough cleaning and dusting of the work area.
Waste management: Placing large quantities of waste in a container provided by the customer.

When dismantling kitchen furniture, I pay particular attention to safe working practices, protection of the surrounding area, and proper management of any recyclable materials. At the end of the work, I will hand over the site in a clean condition suitable for further work.

Detailed Description of Minor Masonry Work

1. Repairs and Crack Treatment

Crack Inspection and Preparation: Determine the crack cause (structural issue or surface crack). Clean crack, remove loose parts. Remove dust from the surrounding area.

Repairing Surface Cracks: Widen crack in V-shape. Apply primer or bonding agent. Fill the crack with flexible repair mortar or filler. Smooth surface, sand if needed.

Plaster Repair: Remove damaged plaster to a stable surface. Prepare surface (clean, prime). Apply new plaster in multiple layers. Smooth and texture to match the original surface.

2. Renovations and Modifications

Relocating or Creating New Openings: Expand existing or cut new openings. Install lintels. Fit and secure door/window. Form and plaster reveal.

Building or Removing Partition Walls: Carefully remove existing walls (if needed). Mark the location for new walls. Build a wall (brick, aerated concrete, or drywall). Install electrical and plumbing lines. Finish surface (plaster or skim coat).

Finishing Work: Apply and sand joint compound. Paint or apply other surface treatments. Adjust and fine-tune doors/windows. Clean up, and remove debris as agreed.

For all minor masonry work, I focus on precise execution, using proper materials, and meeting client needs exactly. I continuously communicate with the client and follow all relevant building and safety regulations.

Detailed Description of Drywall Construction Work

1. Building Drywall Partitions
Preparation: Site survey, review of blueprints. Calculation of material requirements (drywall sheets, profiles, screws, insulation). Preparation of work area, and placement of protective covers. Preparation of necessary tools (laser or spirit level, screwdriver, drywall cutter).
Execution:
1. Creating the frame structure: securing UW profiles to the floor and ceiling, setting CW profiles vertically, typically every 60 cm, marking locations for openings, and creating reinforced frames.

2. Mechanical work: placing electrical wires and boxes, and installing water pipes and drains (if necessary).

3. Inserting insulation: cutting thermal and sound insulation material (usually mineral wool) to size, and inserting insulation material between profiles.

4. Installing drywall sheets: cutting sheets to size, securing sheets to the frame structure with self-tapping screws, aligning sheets, and minimizing gaps.

5. Surface Finishing: applying joint compound over screw heads, reinforcing joints with joint tape, applying multiple layers of joint compound over the entire surface, sanding, and dust removal.

2. Building Suspended Ceilings

Preparation: Determining ceiling height. Leveling, placing markings on walls.

Execution:

1. Creating the frame structure: installing main and cross-bearer profiles, and placing hangers on the ceiling slab.

2. Mechanical work: creating spaces for light fixtures, and vents, placing electrical wires.

3. Installing drywall sheets: cutting sheets to size, creating openings if necessary, securing sheets to the frame structure.

4. Surface Finishing: applying joint compound to joints and screw heads, smoothing the entire surface, sanding.

3. Creating Partition Walls Preparation
Preparation: Precise marking of partition wall location. Assessing material needs (profiles, drywall sheets, insulation).

Execution:

1. Building the frame structure: securing UW profiles to the floor and ceiling, setting and securing CW profiles,

2. Insulation and mechanical work: inserting sound insulation material between profiles, and placing electrical wires, switches, and socket boxes.

3. Drywall covering: installing sheets on both sides. Creating openings for doors/windows (if necessary).

4. Surface Finishing: applying joint compound to joints and screw heads, installing corner beads on corners, smoothing and sanding the entire surface.

Finishing work: Removing dust from the surface. Priming and painting or other surface treatment. Installing skirting boards, and cover strips. Complete cleaning of the work area.

For all drywall construction work, I pay special attention to precise execution, use of appropriate materials, and exact fulfillment of client requirements. During the work, I continuously consult with the client and adhere to all relevant construction and safety regulations.