Complete Building Maintenance for Los Angeles Properties

We handle small and mid-sized repairs, installations and improvements: drywall patching, painting touch-ups, furniture assembly, TV and shelf mounting, door adjustments, hardware replacement, laminate flooring, caulking and general property maintenance. If a project falls outside our scope, we'll tell you upfront.

Yes. Send us a description of the work through the request form — photos help a lot — and we'll review the details and follow up to discuss scope, scheduling and pricing before any work begins.

Please do. Clear photos of the project area are the fastest way for us to understand the scope and give you an accurate picture of what's involved. The request form includes a photo upload.

Yes. We support rental properties with turnover punch lists, move-in and move-out repairs, tenant-requested fixes and recurring maintenance visits. See our Property Maintenance page for details.

That's one of the main reasons to hire a handyman. Send us your full list — install shelves, adjust a door, patch drywall — and we'll organize the tasks so as much as possible gets done in a single scheduled visit.

Either way works. Some clients prefer to purchase materials themselves; in other cases we can discuss picking up materials as part of the project. We'll agree on the approach when we confirm the details.

We serve Los Angeles and nearby areas, including North Hollywood, Burbank, Glendale, Studio City, Sherman Oaks and surrounding neighborhoods. Service availability may vary depending on project size, location and scheduling — just ask.

Clear the work area if you can, make sure we'll have access to the space, and have any materials or hardware you've purchased ready. If anything is fragile or off-limits, let us know before we start.

We're available seven days a week, so if something can't wait — call or mark your request as urgent and we'll do our best to schedule you quickly. One important exception: for hazardous situations like gas odors, major leaks at the main line or sparking electrical, contact your utility company or a licensed emergency specialist first.

Certain electrical, plumbing, HVAC, structural and larger construction projects may require a licensed contractor or specialist under California law. We review the scope of every request first, and if your project needs a licensed professional we'll tell you honestly rather than take on work we shouldn't.