Electrician

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Hayley Mathieson is developed and busier than ever before, because of the DIY mishaps during lockdown

As the UK gradually relieved from lockdown, his craftsmen are now picking up the pieces for DIY jobs is wrong.

While most of the builders downed tools in March, the home-owner responded by picking them up, with varying degrees of success.

As a result, Coleraine-based plumber, Hayley Mathieson One of the many that never animated is developed.

One of your customers was due a new bathroom installed as the lockdown began.

"If the client moved in, he decided to fight it myself," She Said .

"So he's knocked down a wall, but took all the tubes to the bottom.

"The Wall fell on the toilet and shattered it in pieces, and because the ball valve is not quite, the water went everywhere and flooded The Place . "

At this point, Ms Mathieson developed, got an Emergency Call .

painter, Colin McCann said he had more disasters in the last 10 weeks, as he in the years of his activity as a painter.

"people buy matt paint for the bathroom and The Walls are run down, The Minute the shower starts," He Said .

"Or you can buy the gloss for the bedroom and can't understand why their walls are so shiny.

"I Heard A Man The Other week who fell of his ladder papering his hall land. "

'DIY mayhem'

Mr McCann said that members of The Public have been a snake "up and down The Street ," The Local business in the last few weeks.

"I've never seen anything like it," He Said .

"The queue is so slow, because you do not need this advice - how many primers a door need? To paint how many cans, 12 doors? Has a skirting need a topcoat?

"I told the owner he should stick a list on The Door of The Shop , in order to save Time - it's Chaos. "

fortunately for The Professionals , The Shop has recently launched a traders' entrance, where you will have access to the camp, without queuing.

Large hardware stores have seen trade even during lockdown

additions also have their fair share of breakdowns, said Colin.

'A cat fit it might have to go through'

"you really know the dimensions, you do, if you are going to try carpentry. My Brother is a carpenter and he was called in to fit after A Man threw a door, a wooden floor underneath.

"He taught it so much, have a cat installed, by you. "

Electrician Richard Mayne helped A Number of clients over The Phone , in April and may, usually on the circuit trips.

"Others say" I have this on eBay and saw a YouTube video, but it didn't work'.

"Or 'I installed new lighting in a room, but now the lights in The Other two rooms are not working'. Normally, you don't have the cable connected correctly. Sometimes it takes two or three Calls . "

In other cases, home owners who unwittingly hired workers, and little or no experience.

"drew-next-door, as well as'

If the Belfast painter Jim Lunn to rotate below had a client in the last month, because he was so full, she asked if he'd mind you responded to an ad in a local newspaper.

painters Jim Lunn was called to fix A Number of glitches in the last few weeks

"I don't mind, of course, but unfortunately, it turned out that she is actually not a painter - you were furloughed fast-food employees are looking to get a little bit of extra money," recalls Mr Lunn.

"So, you painted The House in order, but you painted next to it, as well, thought it all was just a property. I go back In July to fix it - the Nightmare for you. "

on another occasion, Mr Lunn on the left of A House in Dundonald, when strong winds made painting too difficult.

later, He returned to find that the owner of the home, had decided to give The Job to continue in his absence.

"The Wind has spray paint all over his windows, his driveway and his neighbors cars - One of them was a new BMW M4!"

coleraine, coronavirus lockdown measures, belfast

Source of news: bbc.com