Handyman Labor

One guy, the right tools, and a flat quote before I start.

This page is for the list. The fan that wobbles, the TV still sitting on the console, the drywall ding from the move, the door that will not latch. None of it is worth a contractor and all of it is worth doing. That is my lane.

Jobs I take all the time

• Ceiling fan swaps where a fixture already exists
• TV mounting, studs found, cables managed
• Furniture and equipment assembly
• Drywall patches and paint touch ups
• Doors, hinges, handles, and locks adjusted or replaced
• Kitchen and bath caulking
• Garbage disposal swaps
• Shelves, mirrors, and pictures hung level
• Toilet fill valves and flappers
• Weather stripping before the heat arrives

Batch it and save

The cheapest way to hire me is a pile of small jobs in one visit. One trip, one setup, one number, and the whole visit stays under $1,000, labor and materials together. Walk the house, make the list, and send it over with photos. If the list adds up past the line, I will tell you what fits and what needs a licensed contractor.

I am not a licensed contractor. California law limits my jobs to under $1,000 total for labor and materials, on work that needs no building permit. Anything bigger, anything that needs a permit, gas, or a main electrical panel, is licensed contractor territory. If your job crosses that line I will tell you and point you to the right pro.