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Certified Tradesman
"Every certificate on the wall, none of the paperwork."
How do I install Certified Tradesman?
Download the free ProjectMods desktop app, then install Certified Tradesman for Low-Budget Repairs in one click.
</>What does Certified Tradesman do?
Low-Budget Repairs has a long list of achievements, and plenty of them ask for the kind of thing you only stumble into on a second or third playthrough - a specific job finished a specific way, a collectible tucked behind a boiler, a run done without cutting a single corner. Certified Tradesman awards the lot in one press. It goes through the game's own achievement list one entry at a time, so a single stubborn entry can never stop the rest, and then it reads your progress back and tells you the real number - how many were new, and how many you now hold out of the full set. No guessing whether it worked. Check Progress does the same count without changing anything, so you can see where you stand before you decide. Works from the main menu as well as mid-job.
</>What is Certified Tradesman?
Certified Tradesman awards the whole achievement list in Low-Budget Repairs in a single press, working through the game's own list one entry at a time so a stubborn one can never block the rest. It then reads your progress back and tells you the real number, and Check Progress does the same count without changing anything.
</>Common questions about Certified Tradesman
What does Certified Tradesman do in Low-Budget Repairs?
Certified Tradesman awards every achievement in Low-Budget Repairs in a single press. The game ships 49 of them, and plenty ask for the kind of thing you only stumble into on a second or third run: a job finished a particular way, a collectible tucked behind a boiler, a run done without cutting a single corner. The mod works through the game's own list one entry at a time, so a stubborn entry cannot stop the rest, then reports how many were new.
What does the Check Progress button do?
Check Progress performs the same count as the unlock button but changes nothing at all. Press it and Certified Tradesman reads how many Low-Budget Repairs achievements you currently hold out of the full set, then reports that number back. It is there so you can see exactly where you stand before deciding whether you want the rest awarded, which is useful if you have been playing a while and do not know how many of the trickier ones you picked up. Nothing is awarded and nothing is changed - it only counts.
Does Certified Tradesman work from the main menu, or do I need to be on a job?
Both work. Low-Budget Repairs keeps track of your achievements the whole time the game is open, so Certified Tradesman can award the list from the main menu just as well as mid-job with a half-stripped bathroom behind you. That is handy if you would rather not load a save at all: boot the game, press once, done. It also means you can check where you stand before starting a run and then get on with the flat without breaking your flow later.
How do I know the achievements actually unlocked?
Because Certified Tradesman never assumes. After it has worked through the list it reads your Low-Budget Repairs progress back and reports two numbers: how many were newly awarded by that press, and how many of the total you now hold. If something did not take, the count tells you, rather than a cheerful message claiming success. It is also why each entry is handled on its own, since one stubborn entry cannot quietly take the rest of the list down with it.
Why would I use Certified Tradesman instead of earning them?
Mostly because of the missable ones. Low-Budget Repairs hides several achievements behind specific job outcomes and objects tucked away in the blocks, and hunting them means replaying early flats you have already renovated three times over. Certified Tradesman is for the point where you have finished with the game as a game and want the shelf tidy. It is also useful for content creators who need the full set on screen. Press Check Progress first if you want to keep some to earn.
What options does Certified Tradesman include?
Unlock Every Achievement
Press to award every achievement in the game and report how many were new.
Check Progress
Press to see how many achievements you already hold, without changing anything.
ProjectMods' Certified Tradesman awards every achievement in Low-Budget Repairs in a single press, then reads your progress back and reports how many were newly unlocked and how many you now hold.
System Requirements
What features does Certified Tradesman include?
- Awards the game's whole achievement list from one press, including the fiddly hidden ones
- Tells you the true number afterwards - how many were new and how many you now hold
- Checks your progress without changing a thing, so you can see where you stand first
- Runs from the main menu or mid-contract, whenever you happen to think of it
Best For
- Completionists who are done with the game and do not fancy replaying blocks for one missed collectible
- That stubborn achievement asking for a whole job done without cutting a single corner
- Counting what you already hold before deciding whether to chase the rest by hand
- Streamers who want the full certificate wall on screen without weeks of contracts behind it
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