Tidy Tradesman
About
Nathan is a professional, highly skilled, fully qualified tradesman with 20 years experience in the building industry. A proven track record of high quality plastering, painting, internal renovation workmanship, and great customer service. Nathan prefers small/med scale projects ($500-$20,000), delivering reliable, quality workmanship and service at a fair price. Covering the whole Hibiscus Coast & North Shore areas. Nathan also has a network of high quality sub-contracts he can draw on as needed.
Nathan
17A Manly Park AvenueManly
Whangaparāoa 0930
Verification
ID verified
Address verified
NZBN verified
Trade licences
Tidy Tradesman has not provided trade licence details. Not all work requires a licence. Before you engage with them for restricted work, ask them to provide supporting documentation.
| Trade licence | Registration | Ownership | Details |
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| Licensed Building Practitioners | - | - | - |
| Electrical Worker Register | - | - | - |
| NZ Registered Architects | - | - | - |
| Plumbers Gasfitters & Drainlayers | - | - | - |
| Asbestos Assessor Licence Holder Register | - | - | - |
| Asbestos Remover Licence Holder Register | - | - | - |
| Chartered Professional Engineer | - | - | - |
Insurance
This tradesperson has not provided any public liability or professional indemnity insurance information. While this is not a legal requirement, if you engage them, ask if they hold any public liability or defective workmanship insurance.
Memberships & Associations
To gain membership, the tradie pays annual membership fees. In return they may be expected to follow levels of workmanship, codes of conduct and training as set out by the organisation. Memberships differ from trade licences.
Association of Wall & Ceiling Industries
Verified work reviews
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Verified work rating
5.0
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Quality of work |
5.0
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The quality of workmanship provided |
| Cost |
5.0
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How well they kept to the quoted cost | |
| Schedule |
5.0
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| Communications |
5.0
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