Get in touch
You’ll be talking to the person doing the work.
Tell me what’s going on. If it can be priced from a few photos, I’ll price it from a few photos. If it needs an on-site look, I’ll say so and why.
Booking opens the live schedule. Calling gets my phone.
Or write it up
A sentence about what is happening, plus a few photos, is usually enough for me to tell you whether it can be priced from here.
After you get in touch
You describe it
What is happening, what you want fixed, and a few photos — one close, one wide, one from the side.
I tell you which kind of job it is
Either a price from the photos, or that it needs an on-site look first — and why that is.
We book a time
Online or over the phone, whichever suits. You will know the scope before anything starts.
What I take on
- Doors, locks and hardwareDoors that stick or will not latch, strike plates, deadbolts and handles.
- The everyday repair listDrywall, trim, fixtures, shelving, and the small jobs that accumulate.
- Small plumbing repairsFaucet swaps, toilet repairs, shutoff valves and under-sink work.
- Minor, non-permit electricalFixtures, fans, switches, GFCI updates. Panel work and new circuits go to a licensed electrician.
- Assembly and installationFlat-pack furniture, shelving, storage, blinds and curtain hardware.
- Drywall and paint touch-upsPatching, texture matching, and the finish work around a repair.