General Handyman Repairs
The catch-all visit for the list of small jobs that never quite gets done.
Every repair is billed the same way: $80 per person, per hour · 2-person crew · 2-hour minimum ($320 minimum visit). Grouping several jobs into one visit is almost always the best use of that minimum.
The catch-all visit for the list of small jobs that never quite gets done.
Cracks, holes and settlement damage patched, textured and left ready for paint.
Rooms, trim, doors and touch-ups, with the prep done before the brush comes out.
Doors that stick, drag, swing open on their own or refuse to latch.
Trim, baseboard, shelving and the small structural fixes in between.
Flat-pack builds done in one sitting, anchored to the wall where they should be.
Click-lock vinyl, laminate and engineered plank, plus the transitions and trim.
Failing grout lines and tired tub joints cut out and replaced properly.
Clearing, resealing, re-pitching and re-hanging — plus downspout extensions.
The full duct run cleared — not just the lint trap and the first three feet.
Board replacement, railing tightening, fastener resetting and refinishing.
Glass inside and out, plus tracks, sills and screens — not just a quick outside pass.
Driveways, patios, walkways, fences and siding — at pressure the surface can take.
Mounts, blinds, hardware, fixtures and the small installs that need to be anchored right.