Garden City does not need you home for exterior work, but it does present access problems the suburbs do not. Lots are tighter, a good deal of the housing stock is served by alleys, and parking is often shared or on-street, all of which matter more here than whether you are in the house.
Exterior windows, gutters and washing all happen outside and run without you. You get a message when the job is complete. That suits a neighbourhood with a lot of working studios and commercial tenants who cannot sit at home for a morning.
Where a house is served from an alley or has very tight side setbacks, getting equipment to the back of the property is the real constraint. Saying so at booking lets the crew arrive set up for it rather than discovering it on the day.
With limited driveway space, where the vehicle can legally sit affects how the work runs. In the mixed-use stretches this is a genuine planning item rather than a detail.
Studio and storefront glass is often best done outside trading hours. That is a scheduling conversation rather than a presence one, and it is priced as commercial work rather than residential.
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No. Exterior work runs without you and you are messaged when it is finished.
Mention it at booking. Alley access and tight setbacks affect how equipment gets to the back of the property.
It can be where driveways are small or parking is on-street. Flagging it early avoids delays on the day.
Yes. Commercial frontage is usually best scheduled around trading hours and is priced as commercial work.
Yes, someone over 18 needs to provide access and be there during the work.
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