Wilm Everts
Construction and home improvement expert
My name is Wilm, a construction and home improvement expert at Zoofy, with many years of experience in the construction and renovation sector. Over the years, I have supervised countless projects, ranging from small maintenance jobs to full-scale renovations. This hands-on experience has taught me how essential transparency in pricing and quality is for every project.
At Zoofy, I share my knowledge about construction costs, pricing, and smartly comparing jobs. Whether it’s the cost of a painter, a plumber’s hourly rate, or the price of a complete bathroom renovation, I help you understand what a fair price is and what to look out for.
My goal is to make home improvement projects more transparent, so everyone knows where their money goes. By combining up-to-date pricing information with real-world experience, I make it easier to find the right professional—without any surprises afterward.
Expertise
Education
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You book a professional because of a leak. He gets up on the roof and discovers there is more going on than expected. Luckily, part of the solution was waiting at the neighbour’s house.
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Sometimes a successful job doesn’t need a big breakthrough. A different connector sleeve, one more measurement and exactly two extra centimetres were enough.
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The light keeps flickering. Just often enough to notice, but not quite often enough to actually do something about it.
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Your gutter mainly does its job when nobody is looking at it. Usually that works perfectly well. Until a heavy autumn shower sends the water over the edge instead of down the downpipe. Leaves rarely sort that problem out among themselves. For most homes, one thorough clean a year is enough. Lots of trees nearby? Make it two.
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You notice a dark patch on the wall. Small at first. Maybe you move the cupboard away from it. Maybe you think a coat of paint will solve it. The thing is: a damp patch is usually not a paint problem. The moisture is coming from somewhere. A pipe, the ground, the outside wall or simply the air inside your home. Where the patch appears and when it gets worse can already tell you a lot.