Most homes carry a list: the door that will not latch, the crack above the window, the bathroom faucet that drips, the shelf that never went up. Calling a separate specialist for each of those costs more in call-out fees than the work itself. I take the whole list in one visit.
One visit, one invoice
A drywall patch, two ceiling fans, a leaking faucet and a set of blinds is four trades on paper and one afternoon in practice. You pay for the afternoon.
Kitchens and bathrooms
Beyond the punch list I take on full kitchen and bathroom refreshes — vanities, tile, shower doors, cabinetry, counter tops and the plumbing connections that go with them.
Finish work matters most
The difference between a repair and an invisible repair is the sanding, the caulking and the paint blend. That is the part I do not rush, and it is why people call back.
