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Your Tasker can take care of your pet flap installation end-to-end, from cutting an opening in your door to ensuring the flap is rainproof. If the pet door is electric, your Tasker will connect everything safely and make sure the flap is functioning properly. Then they’ll clean up any mess and do some final checks to make sure your pet will be able to fit through the door safely. Be sure to ask your Tasker if you have other pet related items you need help with. 9 times out of 10 they’ll also be able to build a kennel, fit a claw-proof screen door or assemble a cat scratcher.
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This will depend on both the type of pet door and the type of door that will house it. For example, it will be more expensive if it is being installed in double or triple glazed glass as a new panel will need to be ordered and fitted, which alone can cost around €400. A standard installation job into PVC, brick or wood door will be significantly cheaper, in the region of €50-€100. For the most accurate quote it’s best to speak to a Tasker today.
Get quotes for cat/dog flap installation services in your areaYes, many people who are good at DIY and have the right tools install pet flaps themselves. A DIY job on a PVC door would be the easiest, along with wood. Installing it in a concrete wall will require heavy power tools and take longer. But there is a real risk of damaging the door or wall if not done correctly.
If your flap is installed properly, it shouldn’t create a draught. Many will have a brush seal to block the wind, and a good quality cat/door flap will be made from fully rainproof materials.
If the door is PVC or wood, then it should take about 1 hour to install the pet flap. For concrete walls, there’s a bit more work so it may take 2 hours as heavier tools are needed and the bricks will need to be sealed up after.
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