I know how frustrating it is when a door won’t latch, a fence slat snaps, or a fixture starts acting up. Most people think they have to replace these items entirely, but often, they just need a skilled hand and the right tools. I started my handy repair service because I believe in the value of fixing things properly. When you hire me, you’re getting my full attention and my personal commitment to quality. I don’t just “patch” problems; I find the root cause and ensure the repair is built to last. You deal directly with me from the first phone call to the final handshake. Whether it’s drywall, woodwork, or hardware, I focus on seamless repairs that blend into your existing space. I don’t just fix the symptom; I look at why something broke to prevent it from happening again. Repairing an item is almost always more cost-effective than a full replacement. I bring my tools to you and get it done. My name is on every job I do. If I’m not proud of the repair, I’m not finished.
Drywall and paint:
Patching small holes, repairing cracks, sanding, texturing, and touch up painting
Screen Repair:
Fixing or replacing mesh on window or patio screens.
Siding Repair:
Patching or replacing small, isolated sections of damaged siding.
Gutter Repair:
Fixing leaky seams, re-attaching loose sections, or repairing downspouts.
Deck & Porch Repair:
Tightening loose deck boards, replacing rotted wood segments, or repairing handrail sections
Fence & Gate Repair:
Repairing loose boards, fixing sagging gates, or replacing damaged gate hardware/latches
Light Fixture Repair:
Replacing sockets, repairing or replacing light fixture components, and tightening loose fixtures.
Outlet & Switch Maintenance:
Replacing worn-out wall outlets, light switches, or dimmer switches.
Fixture Tightening:
Securing loose bathroom hardware like towel bars, grab bars, or toilet paper holders.
Drain Maintenance:
Clearing minor sink or tub clogs (not involving main sewer line or structural plumbing changes).
Toilet Repair:
Fixing running toilets, replacing flappers, fill valves, or flush handles.
Faucet Repair:
Fixing leaky faucets (replacing cartridges or washers).
Caulking & Sealing:
Removing and replacing old/moldy caulk around bathtubs, showers, kitchen sinks, and backsplashes.
Flooring Repair:
Fixing small, isolated sections of damaged tile, vinyl, or wood flooring.
Window Repair:
Repairing window screens, replacing broken window panes, or fixing sticking window tracks
Baseboard & Trim:
Repairing or replacing small sections of baseboards, window casings, or door trim.
Cabinetry & Furniture Repair:
Realigning cabinet doors, repairing drawer slides, fixing loose shelves, and patching wood finishes.
Door & Hardware Repair:
Adjusting or fixing sticky doors, repairing door frames, tightening or replacing loose hinges, and repairing or replacing doorknobs and locksets.
