Wooden door frames near the toilet area can get damaged by water easily. Sometimes we do encounter door frame that are rotten near the bottom due to water damage by water over a long period of time when cleaning the floors.

Recently we were engaged to do a partial patch up work for a rotten door frame without painting. We start by removing the rotten portion which is at the bottom part of the frame with care as the rear of the door frame has tiles by the side.

After which a new portion of the frame is inserted and nailed by machine into the wall. Last but not least the gaps are covered by putty. Finally a paint is coated over (not in pictures) to cover the wood.

Some possible cause of a damaged door frame includes:

1. water damage
2. termite attack on frame
3. physical damage

For such partial replacement of damaged door frame, the area that is affected has to be limited and the end result would still not be as nice as a full replacement of door frame. 

However it is more cost effective than a replacement of the entire door frame.

Thanks to the nice folks from bestofsingapore for adding us to the list of being the best door repair company in Singapore. View us on the list by clicking on the image below:

Just a quick update to our customers due to the heavy rain we are currently expected to face during the coming monsoon season in Singapore.

Due to covid-19, we are having less man power than usual for our work. The rainy weather does make it worst.

We do try to turn up on time for our appointment usually which is why we always give a time slot of 9-11, 11-1,1-3, 3-5 and 5-7 for all appointments so as to factor in unexpected event such as jams, more time needed for repair or even clients of prior appointment being held up by unexpected delay thus affecting later appointment.

However, with the rain, some of our technician that travel on motor bike are now unavailable to attend to appointment and even those on van can get stuck due to water ponding in some areas. As such we would like to be upfront that there might be a delay for appointment schedule. 

We apologise for any hassle caused and we do sincerely want to try and keep to the appointed time slot for our clients and will continue to try to as much as we can. 

Hi,

We are still awaiting government approval following the latest measures announced on 21st april 2020. While we have been approved before by MIT to continue serving our clients whom may have encountered urgent cases, this is current put on hold because we have to register the names of the workers with MIT as of 21st April 2020. Also we are waiting for replies from BCA since we are considered construction and our workers on work permit have to await approval. We have no intention to outsource our work to freelancers as we do not intend to allow worker whom we have lesser control over to attend to our customers.

Some measures we have in place currently:

we have only 2 workers on standby to work and have located them within the same premises with no other personal in contact beside their wifes. 

The repairman are only allowed to travel to your home with a company provided van. No public transportation is allowed. Following which they would travel home after the repair work. 

Mask are to be on at all times unless strenuous work is required. We advise our customers should they want to observe the repair work being done to stay 1 metre away from our repairman.  

They carry a bottle of sanitiser on the van which is to be used after each work.

Communication with clients must be done with mask on.

Temperature taking are done twice a day.

Our repairman are malaysian and have no links to any construction site or dorms.

We wish our customer the best of health and may we overcome this trail together 🙂 

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