Zaman Lenin

Zaman has worked with timber for 25+ years, and has spent the last five of them on homes and small commercial properties across Sydney. He also trains trade students at Albury College, which is why he can tell you why a door binds rather than just planing it, and why the fix tends to hold.

Why a teacher is a useful person to hire

Teaching a trade means being able to explain why something is done a particular way, not just doing it. In practice that shows up as straight answers: what is actually wrong, which options are real, and what each one costs you. You are told what the job needs, not sold the biggest version of it.

How a job runs

1. 1

   You describe the job

   By phone or through the quote form. Photos help, but they are not required.

2. 2

   Scope gets agreed

   For anything beyond a quick fix that means a look in person, so nobody is guessing at what is behind the wall.

3. 3

   You get a price and a timeline

   Before work starts, not after. If the scope changes once something is opened up, you hear about it then.

4. 4

   The work gets done

   By Zaman. Not passed to a subcontractor you have never spoken to.