House calls
Handyman house call
A half day or a full day for the list on the fridge. One arrival, one standard.
People with good houses still have a list: the gate, the shelf, the door that sticks, the picture wall, the furniture in boxes. Hiring a different person for each item costs more than the items are worth, and nobody wants five trucks in the drive.
You send the list. We tell you whether it is a half day or a day before we come, and we tell you what is outside our scope. We show up with ordinary tools and finish what we said we would. This is how winter stays busy without turning the company into a discount flyer.
Included
- An agreed list for the time booked
- Ordinary materials you approved
- Photos of anything we had to stop on
- The place left cleaner than we found the work zone
How it is quoted
Half-day or full-day rate, told to you before we schedule. The list decides which one.
No electrical panels, no new circuits, no gas, no sewer, no roof replacement. Fixture swaps are like-for-like on existing boxes only.
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Questions
How do you quote handyman house call?
Half-day or full-day rate, told to you before we schedule. The list decides which one.
What should we do before you arrive?
Send photos in daylight, move cars off the work area, and tell us about pets, a pool, or plantings you are particular about. If this is a house call, send the list ahead so we can say half day or full day before we block the calendar.
What will you not take on?
No electrical panels, no new circuits, no gas, no sewer, no roof replacement. Fixture swaps are like-for-like on existing boxes only.
Often booked with it
Furniture assembly
Beds, tables, and the flat boxes that have been in the guest room since the delivery.
TV, mirror, and art hanging
A gallery wall or a television, hung level, into studs, at a height that looks intended.
Drywall patch and touch-up
Doorknob holes, old bracket scars, and the small patches that keep a room from looking rented.
Door adjustment and hardware
Doors that stick, latches that do not catch, and hardware that looks tired on an otherwise serious entry.