Inside the house
Walls back to flawless.
Patched, textured, and feathered out so you cannot find where the hole was. The repair most people think they need a contractor for.
★ 5.0 stars · 87 Google reviews · American Fork
One guy.One truck.Your whole list.
The drywall hole, the wobbly fence, the faucet that drips, the shelves nobody hung. Text the number and the same guy who answers shows up and knocks it all out.
The whole idea
Hire one person. Cross off everything.
Most folks have a list a foot long of little jobs that never seem worth a call. That list is exactly what this is for. Send it over, get a flat price, and watch it disappear in a visit or two. No rotating crew, no subcontractors, no guessing who is showing up. The person who texts you back is the one holding the drill.
5.0 ★
across 87 Google reviews
One trip
most lists done in a single visit
Same person
who answers does the work
American Fork, UT
What he does
If it is broken, loose, leaking, or missing, it is on the list.
How it works
Three steps. No phone tag.
Text the list
Send a few photos and a quick rundown of everything that needs doing. The more you put on the list, the more you save on the trip.
Get a flat price
You get a straight ballpark and a window to come out, free. The price is agreed before any work starts, with materials itemized.
It gets done
He shows up when he says, works clean, hauls off the mess, and most lists are finished in one trip. Pay when the work is done.
If it is not right, it gets made right.The work is meant to hold up. One name on the truck means one person standing behind it. Text and it gets fixed.
Four panels. Four kinds of fix.
The same hands, room to room and yard to yard. Scroll through it.
Scroll the panels
Hung right
Anchored, level, solid.
TVs into studs, shelves that hold real weight, hardware that does not wobble loose in a month. Done once, done properly.
Doors & trim
Swings and latches like new.
The door that drags on the carpet, the latch that never catches, the trim that pulled away from the wall. Planed, rehung, and squared back up.
Out back
Fences, gates, gutters.
Posts reset, gates rehung to latch on the first try, gutters cleared and pointed away from the house. The outside list, handled.
Texted my list on a Tuesday, the whole thing was crossed off by Thursday. Same guy start to finish.
★★★★★The kind of person you keep the number for. Showed up on time, gave one fair price, and the work held up. Already booked him for the next round of stuff.
★★★★★Honest about what he could and could not do, which I appreciated more than anything. Knocked out a list I had been ignoring for a year in one afternoon.
★★★★★Cleaned up after himself and the patch on the wall is invisible. Five stars from 87 people is not an accident. This is why.
Where he works
All over north Utah County, out of American Fork.
American Fork
Lehi
Pleasant Grove
Highland
Alpine
Cedar Hills
Lindon
Orem
Based in American Fork and out on the road across the north end of the county most days. If your town is not on the list but you are close, send a text and ask anyway.
Straight answers
Questions people ask before they text.
What kind of jobs do you take?
Most of the small-to-medium repairs and installs around a house. Drywall holes and patches, TV and shelf mounting, interior doors and trim, faucets, light fixtures and ceiling fans, fence and gate repair, gutter cleaning and resets, and general punch lists. If it is a quick fix or a half-day project, it is probably a fit. Text a photo and you will get a straight answer either way.
Do you charge for an estimate?
No. Send a few photos and a short description by text and you will get a ballpark price and a window to come out, at no cost. Bigger jobs get a quick walk-through first so the number does not change on you.
How fast can you come out?
Most weeks there is room within a day or two, and small jobs often sooner. Text the number, describe what is going on, and you will get a real time window back, not a runaround.
Which towns do you cover?
American Fork and the north Utah County towns around it: Lehi, Pleasant Grove, Highland, Alpine, Cedar Hills, Lindon, and Orem. If you are just outside that, ask anyway.
How does pricing work?
Smaller jobs are quoted flat so you know the price before any work starts. Longer projects are quoted by the half day or full day. Either way the number is agreed up front and the materials are itemized. No surprise add-ons at the end.
Can you handle a list of small things in one visit?
Yes, and that is honestly the best way to use a handyman. Make a list of every nagging little thing, send it over, and most of it gets knocked out in one trip instead of you booking five different people.
Do you bring your own tools and pick up materials?
Yes. The truck shows up stocked for the job. If a specific part or finish is needed, it gets picked up on the way or you can buy it yourself, whichever you prefer.
What if something is not right after you leave?
Text and it gets made right. The work is meant to hold up, and standing behind it is the whole point of being a one-person shop with a name on the truck.
Are you licensed and insured?
Insured, yes. For work that legally needs a licensed trade, such as major electrical or plumbing, you will be told up front and pointed to the right person. The honest answer beats a botched job every time.
Is it really the same person every time?
Yes. The person who answers the text is the person who shows up and does the work. No call center, no rotating crew, no subcontracting your job out to a stranger.
Get on the schedule
Send the list.
Photos of whatever needs doing plus a couple of lines, and you will hear back with a price and a time. The fastest way in is a text.
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American Fork, UTLehi · Pleasant Grove · Highland · Alpine · Lindon · Orem