The jobs between a quick fix and a full remodel: doors, trim, drywall, tile and rot repair, small build-outs. A $500 project minimum, one fixed price in writing, and the same owner on every job.
Most of what we do under this heading is the work homeowners in Plano, Frisco, McKinney and North Dallas cannot get a remodeler to return a call about. A door that never latched right. A rotted window sill. A tub surround that needs to come out. A closet that should be a real closet. We take those jobs on purpose, and we run them the same way we run a bathroom: measured, priced in writing, done clean.
Two things make this different from a handyman app. The owner scopes and prices every job himself, and the price is a fixed number for the project rather than an hourly clock. Small jobs group well, so bring the whole list. If a job is not a fit, we will tell you quickly and point you somewhere that is.
Interior and exterior door replacement, hardware, sticking and sagging doors, screen doors, French and sliding door adjustments.
Baseboards, crown, window and door casing, wainscoting, and the finish carpentry that makes a room read as done.
Patches, water-damage repair, and texture matched to the existing wall so nobody can find the repair afterward.
Cracked or loose tile, failed grout, a shower niche or a backsplash section, set to the same standards as our full bathrooms.
Rotted window sills, louvers, fascia and trim cut out and replaced, primed and painted to match.
Re-mesh, track and handle repairs, and adjustments on retractable screens, including systems we did not install.
Closet build-outs, pantry shelving, floating shelves, and built-ins sized to the wall instead of the catalog.
Leaning posts, sagging gates, replaced pickets and sections. New fences run through our general contracting side.
We take on projects from $500 and up. Below that, the drive, the setup and the cleanup cost more than the work. Group your small jobs into one visit and the minimum stops being a factor.
For small jobs we quote a fixed labor price plus the cost of materials. You know the number before we start, and it does not move because a fastener fought back.
Plumbing and electrical work that requires a license goes to the licensed professionals we partner with, coordinated by us under the same quote.
Send a few photos with the form below. Whether a job is a fit depends on what it is, and we would rather tell you fast than leave you waiting.
One door, one sill, one patch, one tile section. Priced as a fixed number, usually grouped with whatever else is on your list to clear the minimum with room to spare.
A tub surround, a backsplash, a closet build-out, a set of interior doors, a laundry room refresh. A day or a few days of work with a written scope and one price.
When the room needs to come down to the studs, it moves to our bathroom remodeling lane with published starting prices and real project photos. See bathroom remodeling
$500 per project. Most clients group a few repairs into one visit, which clears the minimum and gets everything done in one day instead of three.
No. Small jobs get a fixed labor price plus materials, in writing before we start. Bigger small projects get a written scope and one number the same way our bathrooms do.
Doors, trim and finish carpentry, drywall and texture, tile and grout, wood rot, retractable screen repair, shelving and closets, fence and gate repair, and the small remodels that grow out of them. If it is not on the list, ask. Whether a job is a fit depends on what it is.
We do not build ADUs, room additions or new homes. Plumbing and electrical work that needs a license goes to our licensed trade partners rather than being done as handyman work.
Yes, please do. The quote form on this page takes photos and short videos. For most small jobs that is enough to give you a firm number without a visit.
Plano, Frisco, McKinney, Allen, Richardson, Carrollton, The Colony and the rest of Collin County and North Dallas. Farther out is possible for larger project lists.
Bathroom remodeling · General contracting · Motorized screens