This page brings together the questions most frequently asked before a service visit. Scheduling depends on the location, scope, team availability and required materials. Photographs, a short video, measurements and a clear location can make the initial assessment faster.
The answers describe the general process and are not a fixed quotation or completion-time promise. An on-site inspection may be necessary for electrical hazards, major leaks, roof access, heavy furniture and other work involving safety risks.
Frequently Asked Questions
Answers about inspections, pricing, materials, service areas, safety and the technical service process.
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Compatible tasks can be combined where they require similar tools and skills. Send the list and photographs in advance so time can be planned accurately.
Pricing depends on scope, time, materials, access, service area and specialist equipment. Hidden faults may require an on-site inspection.
Some simple visible tasks can be assessed approximately. Hidden plumbing, roofing, damp and renovation work may require an inspection before a final method or price is confirmed.
No. Clearly defined small installations or replacements may be planned from photographs. Hidden, risky or multi-task work is more accurately assessed on site.
The aim is to assess requests quickly and offer the nearest suitable appointment. Actual timing depends on location, workload, urgency and required expertise.
No. Small work with available materials may be completed quickly, while special parts, production, drying time, roofing conditions or multi-trade renovation require a longer schedule.
Requests are primarily scheduled across central Marmaris, İçmeler, Armutalan, Beldibi, Siteler and Turunç. Other locations are considered according to scope.
Yes, for suitable work. Photographs, video and a detailed task list are requested in advance because travel and material planning are important.
Depending on the job, materials can be supplied by the team or a customer-purchased product can be used. Model, size and warranty conditions are clarified before work.
Yes, where the product is complete, suitable for the location and safe to install. Missing parts or incompatible dimensions may require additional work.
Do not reset it repeatedly. Switch off appliances; if you notice heat, sparks, a burning smell or water contact, do not energise the circuit and request a safe electrical inspection.
Only take it from a safe distance. Do not approach or touch an open panel, exposed conductor or wet electrical equipment.
If safely accessible, close the main water valve, move electrical equipment away and reduce damage to lower floors. Request specialist help if water has reached electrical wiring.
No. Signs, meter movement and possible sources should be assessed first. Opening a surface without selecting an appropriate detection method can cause unnecessary damage.
Working on a wet or windy roof may be unsafe. Emergency temporary measures and permanent repair are planned separately according to weather, access and roof type.
Switch it off, protect items below and make sure water is not reaching a socket. Continued use before checking the drain and indoor unit may increase damage.
No. The moisture source should be resolved, the surface dried and loose material prepared first, otherwise blistering and staining may return.
A spare can be used where available; otherwise a close match, deliberate contrast or renewal of a larger area is considered before work.
Tall, narrow or unstable furniture should be secured with suitable wall fixings. The wall type and hidden services must be considered before drilling.
Not always. Hinges, frame, floor and humidity should be checked first. Removing material may be unnecessary if adjustment solves the issue.
Prepare the checklist well before opening. Allowing time for materials, drying and trade sequencing is better than leaving everything to the final week.
Coverage depends on the work, materials and manufacturer conditions. The applicable scope should be confirmed in writing when the quotation or work is accepted.
Requests can be received seven days a week, but same-day response depends on team availability, location, safety and scope. Use the relevant emergency or utility service for life-threatening or network faults.
Contact us before a small problem grows
Send the location and a photo so we can plan the right service.
Briefly explain the need. We can clarify the scope, whether an inspection is required and the nearest suitable appointment.