Repairs, mounting, carpentry and the dozen small things that have been on the list since spring. Owner-operated. You talk to the man doing the work.
Nobody wakes up needing “carpentry.” They need the door that won’t latch in summer. So the list is written the way you’d say it out loud.
The thing that failed this week and can’t wait for a weekend.
The lowest-friction first job anybody gives a new handyman.
Wood, weather and the things that rot before you notice.
Punch lists between tenants, on a timeline, priced per unit.
A half-day or full-day booking against whatever is on the list. Eleven small things, one visit, one price.
I’ve built homes, and I’ve owned and managed rental property for years, which means I’ve stood where you’re standing and weighed what a repair was actually worth. My family has been in construction and residential work for generations.
More about SammyA photo of the problem answers more questions than any form field. Send one and I’ll usually know what it needs before I’m in the driveway.