Comments on: Greenlit: Tommy’s Fix Your House for Free, Discovery UK

By: zara

zara — Mon, 23 Jan 2012 21:36:19 +0000

we want a two storey extention to start a family , got some money and lots of people who would do labour x but not sure how much it would cost if we re used things like you do

By: danielle ashwin

danielle ashwin — Sun, 13 Mar 2011 09:59:40 +0000

please please can u help our family we would like some were for our 2year old to play out our garen is so dangeres we live of a main road on the couner an we dont even hav fencing the garden is so uneven its unreal we have half cut down trees across it an its not like its an big garden it a state really we could really do with some help it would make us soooo happy please help us x

By: Nicola

Nicola — Sat, 15 Jan 2011 16:04:13 +0000

Hi Tommy,

My husband and I have just bought a park home in a most beautiful setting, but it is really an ugly duckling that needs to been turned into a swan.

This little house needs a total refurbishment and the insulation needs improving as it is proving very expensive to keep warm.

Having just watched your programme for the first time, dragging this home into the 21st century by means of recycling seems to be the way forward, but I do not have the know how to do this.

Your help would be greatly appreciated.

By: Veronica

Veronica — Wed, 05 Jan 2011 04:35:37 +0000

Dear Tommy,
To be honest I just started to know you by all this comments, I’m a hardworking mom of two children. I was always been able to provide for all the things my family needs, until now, that all bad things are happening one after another; I lost my job my daughter got sick, I’m getting divorced and my house flooded to top it off, the insurance denied my claim, because my house had no electricity the day of the incident.
I never asked for help, but now I have to put my pride aside, I’m running out of money I can’t find a job and I need to fix my place, is there any advice you can give me.
I’m very desperate; please help me in any way.

By: rudresh kumar

rudresh kumar — Fri, 31 Dec 2010 12:11:12 +0000

hi tommy first wishing you a very very happy new year 2011.now i bought house for me but in my house couple walls are still damp few people told me do this do that i did but still huge problem and sorted my house i need your help please because its too cold and damped lots of cracks everywhere i have no money left now my garden looks like a jungle no fence people drinks and smashed glass bottle in my garden and also throw rubbish in my garden no proper double glazing window already had buglary in my house so please help me

By: tina cassidy

tina cassidy — Tue, 12 Oct 2010 15:55:52 +0000

i was hoping you would come to my house and fix my kitchen as have no money sounds bad but have managed with no boiler for 9 months so have had no heating or hot water for 9 months and the kitchen is falling to ieces and the floor in the kitchen has calapsed up one end and i am desparate for some help am dreading the winter with no water or heat and a uslass kitchen thanks tina

By: diane bourne

diane bourne — Sun, 14 Feb 2010 17:21:59 +0000

hi
we have been watching your program, and it nice to see people reusing materials we have tried to do this ourselves, we started our huge extension last may 2009, and we had a limited budget like many others, knocked out walls to make 4 rooms into one,dug out footings,put in floor slabs, learnt how to build brick walls with the help of a bricky mate [ which we saw Tommy Walsh using at a trade show], we built all the walls up to wall plate, then our roofers came in, we also helped on the roof 4,000 Marley moderns. we have just dry lined our vaulted ceiling hall, reused door frames and are now ready to dry line our daughters bedroom & en suite,then 2 more walls to remove, and 2 more en suites, and drains to do, also a garage convertion to lounge,but as can you can gather we are getting low on budget and would love to have some help, finding materials to finally complete our dream.

look forward to hearing from you
Ian Diane bourne

By: Andy Kapt

Andy Kapt — Tue, 01 Dec 2009 21:10:43 +0000

I too am handicapped, I have got dodgey legs. The bottom halves bend backwards directly below the knees when I lift either one of my feet.

My eyesight is so poor that I cannot see through my uncles thick bifocal lenses and the only way I can see to get around is if I don’t wear them.

My house is also quite bad and has only been decorated once since I had new kitchen proffessionally fitted over 13 months ago.

Could you please arrange for your man, Thomas Welsh, to come and Fix My House For Free.

Thank you in anticipation of a speedy reply!

Andy and partners Gerald and Alfonso.

By: joettea mays

joettea mays — Wed, 28 Oct 2009 16:21:36 +0000

hi my name is joeyyea mays,my mother got sick a few years ago and i took care of here the hole time she was sick i never left her side and i loved every min of it,When she died all 7 of us kids got money,I bought me a fith wheel trailer and help my aunt out with money which i was glad to then my father got sick i went to ark, and took care of him and i loved rvery min of that,My uncle says i was put here to take care of people.Well here i am all alone and working 2 jobs,And my roof on my fith wheel is leaking so bad i have tarps over it and buckets in my kitchen i dont have the money to fix it and well not ask family for help,if tou would like to talk to someone about me you can talk to beth percel 830=385=2520 Thank you did not know were to turn joettea mays

By: Susan Furuholmen

Susan Furuholmen — Fri, 23 Oct 2009 06:55:57 +0000

brilliant programme.
can you help 3 disabled people who have just had their bank account hacked,and need a downstairs toilet.It really would be fix my house for free. can you meet the challenge?