forummers,
i need assistance. the subsale property i'd purchased comes with grilles. unfortunately the grilles deisgn and layout is not to my liking. i need to take away some, modify some and add new ones. so overall, it should be more on labour intensive thingy rather than material intensive. who would be interested to undertake such job?
any contact to recommend?
thanks.

PS: rectification mainly due to removal of existing timber window frames to be replaced with aluminium windows. therefore size of grille needs to be modified.

my existing grille is 'connected' to the timber frame of the windows.
in theory, once i remove the grilles followed by the timber frames and windows, the aluminium contractor will install the outer frame. the outer frame should be somewhat smaller or even pre-agreed sizing. the contractor shall install the outer frame and let the masonry contractor do the touching up. this is to get even/straight levels and better finishing since outer frame will serve as a guide with proper leveling for the masonry contractor. and subsequently, the inner frame goes in and voila, windows exchange completed.
and lastly grilles to be reinstalled back to the original position but should now be hinged or connected to the masonry area. if dimensions goes wrong, can weld a 'ear' to the grille for hinging onto the wall surface as well. it's not difficult but needs some effort and coordination. but somehow senses contractors would not be so generous to offer their extra effort to do so for me.
my biggest concern rather would be whether the making good or touching up to the removed timber frames would be make good using proper material such as grout rather than plaster to prevent shrinkage and cracks appearing after the installation of the windows. and whether there's sufficient strength in the making good to 'receive' the grilles after.
sigh!

bro,
how's the quality so far?
any feedback?