What I fix

One call handles the whole punch list. Every job is quoted in writing and stays under West Virginia's $5,000 contractor threshold in labor and materials.

Inside or out — if it's on the list below, it's handled. Don't see your job? If it's a small home repair, ask.

Walls, Paint & Finish

  • Drywall patching & repair, texture touch-ups

  • Interior/exterior painting, wood staining (decks, fences, trim)

  • Caulking, weatherstripping

  • Trim, baseboard, casing install & repair

Carpentry & Tile

  • Door repair & interior door hanging, lockset replacement

  • Minor carpentry: shelving, closet organizers

  • Tile backsplash, minor tile repair, grout renewal

  • Deck board replacement, fence repair

  • Minor vinyl siding repair, shutter install/repair

  • Cabinet hardware replacement & door/drawer adjustment

  • Pet door installation

Plumbing — like-for-like replacement only (no new runs or rough-in)

  • Faucet replacement

  • Toilet repair/replacement

  • Showerhead replacement

Electrical — like-for-like replacement only (no new circuits or panel work)

  • Light fixture & ceiling fan replacement

  • Smoke/CO detector installation

  • Smart home installs: video doorbells, smart locks, smart thermostats

  • Outlet, switch & GFCI replacement

Exterior & Gutters

  • Power washing

  • Gutter cleaning (single story)

  • Gutter guard installation (single story)

  • Storm door installation

  • Window screen repair & rescreening

  • Mailbox installation

Mounting & Assembly

  • TV mounting, furniture assembly, mirror/picture hanging

  • Window blinds/shades, curtain rods

  • Minor furniture repair

  • Furniture & TV anti-tip anchoring

  • Moving or rearranging help

Safety & Aging-in-Place

  • Dryer vent cleaning

  • Grab bars & aging-in-place hardware (towel bars, handheld showerheads, lever handles)

  • Seasonal home maintenance packages (twice-yearly walkthrough)

For Real Estate Agents

  • Home inspection repair lists

  • Pre-listing punch lists / listing prep touch-ups

What I don't take on

  • Anything requiring a permit or trade license (new circuits, panel work, plumbing rough-in, HVAC, gas)

  • Roofing, structural, or foundation work

  • Tree work & felling

  • Mold, water, or fire damage remediation

  • Appliance installation or repair

  • Any job at $5,000+ in labor + materials (that's WV contractor-license territory)

  • Multi-unit buildings over 3 units

  • Exterior work above 30 ft, or below 6 ft

  • Paint-disturbing work in pre-1978 homes (accepted only where lead remediation is already documented)

Fully insured for the work I take on — and glad to show proof of insurance before any job starts.

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