General home repairs & punch lists
The list of small jobs you keep meaning to get to — handled in one visit.
Most homes collect a running list: a door that never closed right, a towel bar pulling out of the wall, a shelf that needs putting up, something that came loose months ago. Individually none of them is worth a call. Together they are a morning.
Bring the whole list. Working through several small jobs in one visit costs less than booking them separately, and you get your Saturday back.
If something on the list turns out to be bigger than it looked, you hear that before any work starts — not after.
Sound familiar?
- A list of small jobs that never quite justifies its own appointment
- Getting a house ready to sell, rent or hand over
- A punch list left over from a contractor or a move-in
- Something loose, stuck, wobbling or hanging that you have stopped noticing
How it works
Call or text what needs fixing. A photo helps — it shows the job, the materials and the access before anyone comes out.
Eugene explains what he can do and what it will cost before the work starts. If anything changes, you hear it first — no surprise charges.
The work gets done properly, the area is protected, and the space is left tidy. If a job needs an electrician or a plumber, you are told rather than worked around.
What affects the cost
Small repairs are quoted by the visit, not the item. You are told the cost before work starts.
- How many jobs are on the list and how long they realistically take
- Whether materials are needed or you already have them
- Access — a second-floor ceiling takes longer than a hallway wall
- Whether anything turns out to need an electrician or a plumber
Other things I do
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