Not every project is a full remodel — sometimes it's a list of smaller repairs and fixes that have been waiting. Partner contractors handle these too, not just the big jobs.
Describe what you need done, even if it's a mix of small tasks, and a contractor will follow up to go over the details.
Answer a few quick questions about what you need — takes about a minute.
Your request goes to an independent local contractor who works in your area and specializes in this type of project.
The contractor reviews your project, visits if needed, and gives you their estimate. You decide.
Always free for homeowners.
A photo of each item on your list helps the contractor prepare before contacting you.
Yes — describe everything you need done in your request, and the contractor will go over the full list with you.
There's no fixed minimum — mention what you need and the contractor will let you know if it's something they can take on.
Yes, punch-list style repairs for move-in or move-out are a common handyman request.
Yes, fixture and hardware installation is a typical handyman job.
The contractor will let you know upfront if what you're describing is actually a bigger project, and give you a clear price either way.
