Abilene and the Big Country

Services

Typical handyman work, with a bias toward the smaller jobs — the ones that build a relationship and keep a house from falling behind.

Leaks & small plumbing

A slow leak is how a small job becomes a big one. I replace faucets, stop valves, supply lines, and handle the everyday plumbing that never quite makes a plumber’s list.

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Minor electrical

Ceiling fans, dead outlets, dimmer switches, and smart-device setup. I take the electrical honey-dos that are too small for a full electrical crew and too fiddly to DIY safely.

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Flooring

Worn floors change how a house feels. I repair or replace peel-and-stick, laminate, tile, and small carpet rooms — the kind of job that makes the rest of the house look cared for.

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Painting & trim

One room of paint can change the whole house. I handle interior painting, trim updates, and the prep work that makes a coat last — careful, tidy, and done so you can live in the house while I’m here.

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Fence repair

A broken fence is a safety issue, not a weekend project. I repair pickets, posts, and gates so the yard is closed in again — without waiting on a full fence company for a few damaged sections.

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Furniture & appliance assembly

I assemble furniture, haul the boxes, and help swap appliances so you don’t spend a Saturday with an Allen wrench and a headache. Hang the pictures while I’m there too.

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Make-readys & punch lists

Landlords, property managers, and homeowners getting a house ready: I knock out punch lists, touch-up work, and the mix of small trades that make a property show-ready without hiring three companies.

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