Home Repair & Maintenance · Las Vegas Valley
Home repairs, handled with care.
One home. Many things to take care of.
Repairs, installations, and upkeep for homes across the Las Vegas Valley. Choose the service that matches what you need, or book a visit and describe it.
Water and power services
Water & power
The two systems that stop a house working.
Leaks, faucets, disposals, toilet fills, supply lines.
- “A faucet drips and won’t stop.”
- “The drain is slow again.”
Lighting & ElectricalNon-permit
Fixtures, fans, switches, dimmers, GFCIs.
- “The fixture is older than we are.”
- “One switch stopped working.”
Doors, walls and trim services
Doors, walls & trim
The surfaces you touch and look at every day.
Alignment, hinges, hardware, deadbolts, strike plates.
- “The door won’t latch.”
- “I’d like a deadbolt on the side door.”
Nail holes, dents, patching, texture, touch-ups.
- “There are nail holes in every room.”
- “The patch never matched.”
Baseboard, casing, shelving, small built-ins.
- “The baseboard got scuffed through.”
- “I want a shelf that’s actually level.”
Mounting and assembly services
Mounting & assembly
Things that arrive in a box and have to end up on a wall.
Wall mounts, soundbars, cable management.
- “The TV is still on the floor.”
- “I don’t want to see the cables.”
Flat-pack furniture, blinds, curtain hardware, storage.
- “The box has been in the hall for a month.”
- “The blinds need hanging.”
Outside and upkeep services
Outside & upkeep
Desert sun is hard on a house, and small things add up.
Seals, stucco touch-ups, sun and weather wear.
- “The sun has got to the trim.”
- “I’d like it sealed before summer.”
The list of small things that never quite get done.
- “I have a list.”
- “I’m not sure what any of it is called.”
Las Vegas, Henderson, Summerlin, Spring Valley, Paradise, and Enterprise. Service area.
25+ years in the trades
Insured
Owner-operated — one person, call to cleanup
Mon–Sat, 8am–6pm
Some of these are one-time repairs. Others are easier to manage on a schedule.
Ongoing
Scheduled upkeep, rather than a call each time.
Stay ahead of repairs with scheduled maintenance.
Regular visits covering the upkeep that gets expensive when it is left — worn seals, loose hinges, slow drains, and trim the desert sun has dried out. The same work, on a set schedule, instead of one service call at a time.
If none of them fit
You don’t have to know what it’s called.
Describe what it’s doing. I’ll tell you what it is.
You’ll talk to me, not a dispatcher — and you’ll know what’s actually going on before anything gets scheduled.
*Electrical limited to non-permit service. For larger projects, I can recommend a licensed specialist.