Hands fitting a lock cylinder and latch into a door with a screwdriver.

Las Vegas · Henderson · Summerlin

Handyman work for Las Vegas homes.The fix that holds — not the one that hides it.

I’m Mike. You’ll talk to me, not a dispatcher — and I’ll tell you what’s actually going on before anything gets scheduled. 25+ years across construction, carpentry, electrical work and plumbing.

Scroll Mon–Sat · 8am–6pm

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25+

Years in the trades

1

Person, call to cleanup

6

Valley communities served

Licensed
& insured

Who you’re hiring

A sticking door is a symptom. The job is finding what it’s a symptom of.

Mike — owner, Mikes PRO Handyman

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A carpenter marking a measurement on a board with a pencil and tape measure.

None of it came from one trade. Construction taught how a house goes together — what’s structural, what’s cosmetic, and how one system leans on another. Carpentry taught fit and finish, and the patience to redo something until it’s right.

Electrical work taught diagnosis and safety, and just as much, where the job should stop and a licensed electrician should take over. Repair work taught the rest: the thing a homeowner notices is rarely the whole story.

You work with me from the first call to the last cleanup. No dispatcher, no rotating crew, no detail lost in a handoff. Meet Mike.

An empty room prepared for painting: ladder, paint tins and brushes in raking daylight.
How a visit goes

Diagnose first.
Quote second.

  1. You describe it

    A call or an online booking. What's happening, how long it's been happening, and what's already been tried.

  2. I find the cause

    The symptom is the starting point, not the diagnosis. A door that won't latch can be hinges, strike plate, frame, or the slab moving underneath.

  3. You hear the options

    What it is, what it takes, and what it costs — including when the honest answer is a licensed specialist instead of me.

  4. The work holds

    Done to last past the first season, with the floors protected and the site cleaned before I leave.

Why homeowners call back

Breadth is the point.

Homes are systems, not a pile of separate parts. Most repair calls turn out to involve more than one trade once you actually look — which is why experience across several helps more than depth in just one.

Experience

Across the whole home

Broad trade experience helps me troubleshoot problems carefully and recognise when one issue may be connected to another.

Continuity

One person, start to finish

You speak directly with Mike — not a salesperson, dispatcher, or rotating crew — so the details don’t get lost along the way.

Scope

Honest about the limits

I’ll explain what I find, discuss the practical options, and tell you when a project requires permits, specialised licensing, or a different professional.

A tradesperson carrying a toolbox toward a stucco home in a desert neighbourhood.
Where I work

The Valley, not the whole state.

  • Las Vegas
  • Henderson
  • Summerlin
  • Spring Valley
  • Paradise
  • Enterprise

A repair playbook from a mild climate doesn’t hold up here. Hard water, monsoon gaps, slab movement and relentless sun change how a job gets done.

See the full service area

Illustrative photography — not Mike, and not a customer project

Start here

Tell me what’s going on at your place.

You don’t need the right words for it — “the door’s doing something weird” is a fine place to start. Describe it on the phone or book online, and I’ll tell you what’s involved before anything gets scheduled.

Mon–Sat, 8am–6pm · Electrical limited to non-permit service

From the field

Written between jobs.

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Why Your Door Won't Latch in Las Vegas—and How to Find the Real Cause

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