Paint and drywall
Touch-ups, patches and small hole repairs, including after a door stop or hardware change.
Drywall repairHomeowners · Central Florida
A home punch list is a list of small repairs, often from a home inspection report or a to-do list you have been meaning to get through, that we quote together and finish in one visit where we can. Call or text (407) 699-1123, or send the list with a few photos. Estimates are free on every job, including remodels.
It is the same idea as a commercial punch list, just for a house: a list of small items still to fix or finish. The list often comes from a home inspection when you are buying or selling, or from a walk-through when you move in or move out. It can also be a honey-do or to-do list of jobs that have piled up.
The hard part is getting all of those small items done without a string of separate visits. Send us the list and photos; we quote it as one job and plan the materials so we can close out as much as possible on the first trip.
Items we regularly see on these lists include paint touch-ups, drywall patches, door stops and hardware, windows that stick or need adjusting, tile and grout repairs, caulking, gutter fasteners and sealing, stucco cracks, ceiling tiles, blinds, fence and gate latches, pool screens and small pool-deck repairs, and hanging light fixtures or ceiling fans. If an item needs a licensed trade, we mark it on the quote.
Call or text (407) 699-1123, or use the online estimate request. A PDF, a photo of the inspection pages or a written list is enough, and photos of each item help.
Estimates are free on every job, including remodels. Most handyman jobs get a flat-rate quote. We have a $150 minimum service charge, which covers travel and basic labor. Furniture assembly is billed by the hour: $150 for the first hour and $100 per hour after that. You see the price before any work starts.
We bring the materials the list needs and check off as many items as we can in that visit. If something has to come back, or an item is added later, we tell you before we do it.
Touch-ups, patches and small hole repairs, including after a door stop or hardware change.
Drywall repairStops, handles, locks, sliders and doors that stick or will not latch.
Door repairWindows that stick or need adjusting, and screen repairs.
Window and screen repairCracked tiles, grout lines, and caulk at tubs, vanities and mirrors.
Tile repairLoose gutter fasteners, sealing, stucco cracks and other small exterior items.
Exterior repairsCeiling fans and light fixtures (wiring by a licensed electrician), outlet covers, blinds and similar small installs.
Fixtures and fansA list of small repairs or unfinished items in a house, often from a home inspection report, a move-in or move-out walk-through, or a to-do list of jobs you want done in one visit.
Yes. Send the report, or the pages with the items you want done, plus photos if you have them. We quote the items we can do and mark any that need a licensed trade.
Yes, that is the point. We quote the list together and plan the visit so we can close out as many items as possible the first time.
Estimates are free on every job, including remodels. Most handyman jobs get a flat-rate quote. We have a $150 minimum service charge, which covers travel and basic labor. Furniture assembly is billed by the hour: $150 for the first hour and $100 per hour after that. A written list and photos are often enough; if we cannot see the work clearly, we schedule a visit first.
Tell us when you send the list. We quote the handyman items and make sure any work that needs a permit or a state-licensed trade is handled by properly licensed professionals.
Yes. Property managers, landlords and other commercial clients can see our commercial punch list services.
Estimates are free. Call or text (407) 699-1123, or send the online request with a few photos. We send a written quote before any work starts.
Call or text (407) 699-1123, or send the online request with a few photos. Estimates are free on every job.