Professionals available today in Sevilla

Trades with professionals in Sevilla

• Bricklayers

  10 available

  A bricklayer does the building work: putting up and knocking down partition walls, tiling walls and floors, fixing cracks and damp and getting everything ready for the plumber, electrician and painter. They are hired by the day or by the job, and the gap between collective-agreement pay and the price of a single day is wide.

• Carpenters

  10 available

  A carpenter makes, fits and repairs anything made of wood or board: doors, built-in wardrobes, kitchens, floating floors, skirting boards and made-to-measure furniture. Many also do the fine adjustments nobody else does: a door that sticks, a sagging hinge or a drawer that will not close.

• Hospitality professionals

  10 available

  Waiters, cooks, kitchen assistants, dishwashers and bar staff who cover one-off shifts, events and busy periods. It is the sector where the day-to-day shows most: a last-minute sick call or an event that grows from 50 to 120 guests is solved with people available today.

• Plumbers

  9 available

  A plumber installs and repairs everything that carries water in a home or business: pipes, taps, drains, toilets and basins, water heaters and boilers. Most call-outs are small faults fixed in a single visit, so what weighs most on the bill is the call-out fee and the time of day you ring.

• Painters

  9 available

  A painter prepares and paints the walls and ceilings of homes, shops and shared buildings: filling cracks, skimming, removing gotelé and applying as many coats as needed. Jobs are quoted per square metre, and what moves the price most is the state of the walls and whether the home is empty or furnished.

• Entertainers

  8 available

  Children's entertainers, activity leaders, magicians, clowns and entertainment staff for birthdays, weddings, company events and summer camps. In entertainment the day and time are everything: the party is on Saturday at five, not any other day.

• Drivers

  8 available

  Professional drivers to move people or goods: van and lorry drivers, drivers for transfers and people to cover a route when someone drops out. What decides who can do the job is the driving licence and, in professional transport, the CAP (Certificate of Professional Competence).

• Electricians

  8 available

  An electrician installs, extends and repairs electrical wiring: light points, sockets, consumer units and new circuits for the kitchen or the air conditioning. Some of the work can only be signed off by a licensed installer, such as the electrical certificate (CIE) the distribution company asks for before connecting the supply or increasing capacity.

• Security professionals

  8 available

  Security guards, access control staff and support personnel for events, building sites, shops and residential buildings. In private security there is a clear line: guarding duties can only be carried out by a licensed security guard working through an authorised security company.

• Delivery drivers

  8 available

  Delivery drivers with their own vehicle — bike, motorbike, car or van — for last-mile deliveries, one-off routes and order peaks. For shops and restaurants they are the backup that stops you losing sales on a Friday night or in the middle of a busy season.

• HVAC technicians

  8 available

  An HVAC technician installs, cleans, regasses and repairs air conditioning units, heat pumps and ventilation systems. Handling refrigerant gas requires an F-gas certificate; without one, nobody should open up your unit's refrigerant circuit.