Frequently Asked Questions

Caulk, weatherstripping, and thermal curtains are fast fixes for drafty windows. If drafts continue, you might need to reglaze or replace the window.
 

If your sliding door is difficult to move, it could be from debris inside the track, worn-out rollers or a misaligned frame. Cleaning the track and replacing the rollers can help.
 

Yes, it can, but stubborn stains might require a degreaser or specialized cleaning solution in addition to pressure washing.
 

Wooden decks need to be resealed every 2-3 years. If water isn't beading on the surface, then it's probably time to reapply your sealant to protect against damage from moisture.
 

Yes. New closet systems, including rods, shelving, or modular storage, can be installed to help you maximize space. We can also provide small custom builds that are designed to fit your closet dimensions.
 

Sagging shelves can be reinforced with additional brackets. You can also upgrade to stronger wall anchors or replace the shelving material with something more durable.
 

We do. Offices, rental properties, and retail spaces frequently need repairs, and our team is available to help local companies reach their goals.
 

Handymen specialize in smaller repairs and maintenance tasks, while a contractor takes care of larger renovations and structural work. If your project involves major plumbing, electrical, or structural changes, you might need a contractor.
 

Squeaking floors are mostly caused by loose subflooring or nails rubbing against wood. Screwing down the floorboards or using special squeak-eliminating fasteners will usually solve the problem.
 

Yes. Old, cracked caulking can cause water damage. Removing the old caulk and applying a fresh bead helps to prevent leaks and keeps the area clean.
 

Is water spilling over the sides during rainstorms? Then, your gutters are probably clogged. Sagging or detached gutters are also a problem. Routine cleaning in the fall and spring will prevent water damage.
 

A wobbly railing is most often caused by weak connections or loose screws. Reinforcing the posts and tightening the hardware can stabilize them. If the wood has rotted, then the section may need to be replaced.
 

If you have small holes, then a patch kit with spackle and sandpaper should do the trick. Larger holes will require a drywall patch, or you may need to replace that section of drywall. A handyman will make sure the repair is seamless.

Yes, our team offers furniture assembly services, especially for items that come in flat packs with confusing instructions.

Small issues like a leaning post or loose boards can be fixed, but extensive rot or warping might require a replacement. Wood fencing should be sealed or stained every few years to avoid deterioration.

Humidity can cause doors to swell. Planing the edges slightly or adjusting the hinges usually fixes the problem. If a door has become misaligned, then tightening or replacing hardware can help.

If only a few tiles are damaged, they can be replaced one at a time. A handyman can remove the broken pieces, apply new adhesives, and install tiles that match. If the cracks are small, grout or epoxy fillers might offer a temporary fix.

Signs of a damaged deck include rotting or loose boards, wobbly railings, and rusting hardware. If the wood has splintered or feels soft, it might need to be replaced. Sealing and staining can help improve the lifespan of your deck.

Most small repairs and home improvement projects can be completed within a few hours, but if a job is more complex, we can offer an estimated timeframe before we begin.

Before your handyman arrives, it's important to clear the work area of any personal belongings, furniture, or other items that might be in the way. If a job requires materials that you are providing, have them available for the scheduled visit. If you're not sure about preparation, we can provide guidance when you book your service.

Absolutely. Many of our clients keep a running list of small repairs and schedule us to tackle everything in one visit. This is a great way to check several items off your to-do list while keeping costs down. 

Yes, we offer handyman services for renters, landlords, property managers and homeowners. If you're renting, we recommend checking with your landlord before scheduling any repairs to make sure they approve of the work. 

We specialize in small home repairs and improvements. Our services include drywall repair, small-scale kitchen and bathroom remodeling, carpentry, closet repair and replacement, deck repair, door repair, fence repair, and floor repair.