
Mounting, patching, adjusting, replacing — the fifteen jobs that are too small for a contractor and too annoying to keep looking at.
Not "no job too small" — here are the fifteen things we get called about most.
Studs found, cables hidden, level the first time.
Sticking doors adjusted, hinges, handles, deadbolts and strike plates.
Holes, cracks and water stains patched, sanded and painted to match.
Bathroom rails, stair rails and thresholds fitted into studs, properly.
Faucets, disposals, toilets, ceiling fans and light fittings.
The snag list left over from a builder who stopped answering.
A few of the jobs we have finished this season.
Chris has been doing this since 2015 and books by the half-day rather than the job, so you get a real arrival window instead of "sometime Tuesday". He'll tell you on the phone if something's outside what he does, and give you the name of somebody who does it.
Sent a photo of six things on Monday, had a price that afternoon, all done Wednesday morning.
Fitted grab rails for my mother into actual studs. The last person used drywall anchors.
Turned up inside the window, which honestly is the whole review.
Snap whatever's bothering you and send it. Most jobs get priced from a picture.
Booked by the half-day with a two-hour arrival window, not "sometime Tuesday".
Most lists are one visit. If it isn't, you'll know before we start.
Text a photo for a price, or book a half-day and clear the whole thing.
Send a photo and a rough list — we'll price it before anyone drives anywhere.