Summary

The customer in Halswell, Christchurch needed a repair to a 40-year-old rotary clothes line whose top had rusted off the pole. The pole was securely cemented in place, and there was a plate on top with four bolt holes; photos had not attached so the initial description had to suffice. The job required welding the top back to the pole and protecting the join with lubricant and paint to prevent recurrence. Only one offer was received, and the selected offer was $185. The work involved welding the top back onto the plate, applying lubricant and finishing with paint, aiming to restore the clothes line for another 45 years. The customer left a positive rating of 5, and the review simply read 'Excellent worker.' The repair progressed smoothly from the customer's description to completion and met the agreed outcome for restoration and longevity.