Services

Most companies won't come out for a towel bar. We will. A $70 service call covers the trip and the first hour, and some of these take less than that. Stack a few of them up and we'll knock the whole list out in one visit.

• Furniture assembly, including swing sets and play equipment
• Furniture anchored to the wall against tipping
• TV mounting, wall or ceiling
• Blinds, curtain rods, and curtains
• Gallery walls and hanging artwork, hung level and aligned
• Ceiling hooks for plants and hanging décor
• Towel bars, toilet paper holders, and bath hardware
• Doorknobs and door hardware
• Mailbox replacement and installation
• Light fixtures and ceiling fans, swapped where one already hangs
• Recaulking tubs, showers, and sinks
• Accent walls painted

Furniture usually runs one to three hours depending on what it is. A dresser is closer to two.

If you'd rather not spend a Saturday on the floor with an Allen wrench, that's the job.

Most appliances that get thrown away could have been fixed. We diagnose, repair, and rebuild appliances that other companies would tell you to replace, and we source the parts ourselves.

• Washers and dryers
• Refrigerators and freezers
• Dishwashers
• Ovens, ranges, and cooktops
• Garbage disposals
• Electric water heaters
• Dryer heating elements
• Refrigerator and washer door gaskets, front loaders included
• Dryer deep cleans

Electric appliances only. We do not repair gas appliances.

Diagnostic is $100 and gets credited toward the repair if you hire us to do it. Before you spend $800 on a new machine, spend five minutes on a request.

The full range of home repair, backed by over 20 years in the trades that started with general carpentry.

• Plumbing repairs: faucets, toilets, leaks, disposals
• Carpentry and trim work
• Drywall repair and patching
• Shelving and floating shelves
• Storm doors and screen doors, installed or replaced
• Toilets reset, repaired, or replaced
• Fixture installation: lighting, ceiling fans, hardware
• Demolition and tear-out for remodels: flooring, cabinets, walls, fixtures
• Interior painting, quoted as a flat bid
• HVAC service and diagnostics
• Smoke and carbon monoxide detector installation
• Grab bars, accessibility and safety modifications

Electrical work is limited to like-for-like replacements. We are not licensed electricians.

On drywall patching, one honest caveat: we can match the repair, but paint fades and textures change over the years. We can get close to the nearest stock color. We can't promise a wall you painted eight years ago will look untouched.

Landlords and property managers: stop juggling contractors. We handle recurring maintenance so your properties stay ready and your tenants stay happy.

• Recurring maintenance contracts
• Make-ready work between tenants
• Repair calls and tenant work orders
• Small hauling: junk removal, material delivery
• Mowing: $45 a cut for a standard yard, $75 for acre lots

Mowing runs through October each year unless you ask us to keep going. We'll tell you which cut is your last one for the season, weather depending.

Managing more than one property? An account gets you priority scheduling, labor at $63 an hour, and travel waived out to 30 miles. See how accounts work.

Concrete and wood hold years of grime you stop noticing until it's gone. We clean the flatwork and surfaces around a property.

• Sidewalks and walkways
• Patios and decks
• Driveways and concrete flatwork
• Fences and retaining walls

Flat rates, published: $59 a patio, $99 a standard driveway, $149 a deck. Fences are quoted by the foot.

Already having us out for a repair or a make-ready? Bundle the wash into that visit and it prices better than booking it on its own. See the full rate card.

More than a decade maintaining licensed residential care homes, including Individualized Supported Living settings. These properties are somebody's home and a regulated environment at the same time, and the work has to respect both.

That means knowing which repairs are actually licensing issues. A medication storage lock that won't secure isn't a maintenance ticket, it's an emergency, and it gets treated like one. Same with an exterior door that won't lock, no heat or cooling in weather that matters, or the only toilet in a one-bathroom house.

• Medication cabinet and storage locks
• Exterior doors and locks that have to secure every time
• Grab bars, and adaptive modifications that don't feel institutional
• Damage-resistant repairs in high-wear areas
• Secured and tamper-resistant fixtures
• Make-ready work between residents

We work around residents, not through them. Staff know when we're coming, we keep out of private space we don't need to be in, and we don't discuss anything we see in the home.

If you operate care properties, you already know how few contractors understand any of this. Ask about a Portfolio Account for scheduled visits across every house.