General Repairs:

Fixing minor plumbing issues like leaky faucets or clogged drains.

Repairing electrical problems such as faulty switches or outlets.

Addressing small carpentry repairs like broken cabinets or furniture.

Painting and Touch-ups:

Painting walls, ceilings, and trims to refresh or update the look of a room. Patching holes, cracks, or damages in walls and applying touch-up paint.

Carpentry and Woodwork:

Assembling and installing furniture, shelves, or cabinets.

Repairing or replacing damaged wooden structures, decks, or fences.

Flooring Services:

Installing, repairing, or replacing various types of flooring like tiles, laminate, or hardwood. Refinishing or polishing hardwood floors to restore their appearance.

 Door and Window Repairs:

Fixing or adjusting doors and windows that are difficult to open or close. Repairing or replacing broken door locks, hinges, or handles.

Home Inspections:

Evaluating the condition of a residential property to identify potential issues and provide a comprehensive assessment to landlords. Their primary job is to ensure that the property meets safety standards and is structurally sound.