Screens + sealing
Keep air moving, pests out, and gaps under control.
- Window-screen repair
- Screen replacement
- Interior caulking
- Weather-gap touch-ups
North County San Diego · Small-job specialist
Small fixes.
Properly finished.
Screens, patches, caulking, hardware, safety installs, assembly, and the little jobs that have been sitting on your list too long.
- 01 Several small jobs in one visit
- 02 Clear scope before scheduling
- 03 Careful work in lived-in homes
Window screens✦Drywall patches✦Caulking✦Door hardware✦Furniture assembly✦Child safety✦Wall hanging
What belongs on the list
The jobs too small for a contractor—and too important to ignore.
Send photos and a short list. We will confirm what fits, what materials are needed, and whether the jobs make sense to group into one visit.
Walls + hanging
Small damage repaired and important pieces placed securely.
- Small drywall patches
- Mirrors and artwork
- Floating shelves
- Wall-mounted accessories
Doors + hardware
The adjustments and replacements you notice every day.
- Doorknobs and handles
- Doorstop installation
- Hinge squeak treatment
- Minor door adjustments
Safety + setup
Practical installs that make everyday spaces easier to use.
- Child-safety latches
- Furniture anchoring
- Baby gates
- Simple safety hardware
Assembly + placement
Out of the box, put together, positioned, and cleaned up.
- Flat-pack furniture
- Desks and bookcases
- Storage pieces
- Small household assembly
The mixed fix list
Combine compatible tasks so one visit clears more of the list.
- Multi-room punch lists
- Move-in finishing jobs
- Rental touch-ups
- Not sure? Send photos
The Patch & Place visit
One appointment. More than one thing finally done.
The best value often comes from grouping a few compatible jobs. Build a photo-backed list, and we will help shape the right visit before anyone arrives.
Build my list →YOUR HOME / FIX LIST04 ITEMS
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Repair torn window screenKitchen · materials confirmed
01Install two floating shelvesOffice · placement photo added
02Replace hallway doorknobHardware needed
03Patch small drywall dentEntry · finish match to confirm
04Starting visit planning rangeConfirmed after review
A simple handoff
Show the work before we schedule the work.
Photos prevent surprises. They help us identify materials, tools, access, wall type, and whether the request belongs with a licensed specialist instead.
Tell us what is bothering you.
Choose the service types, count the jobs, and add a short note for each room or item.
Add a few useful photos.
Wide and close-up views help us understand size, mounting surfaces, damage, and existing hardware.
Get the scope before the visit.
We review fit, materials, timing, and the expected range before putting the work on the calendar.
Right-sized work
Small-job focused. Honest about the line.
Repairs, installs, adjustments, assembly, and finish work
Jobs that are non-structural, clearly scoped, and practical to complete in a focused home-service visit.
Major plumbing, electrical, structural, roofing, or hazardous work
When licensed or specialized work is the safer choice, we will tell you before scheduling—not after arrival.
Before you send the list
Useful answers first.
Photos and a specific description are the fastest way to learn whether a job fits.
Can I combine different kinds of jobs?
Yes. Mixed lists are the point. A screen repair, two doorstops, a mirror, and a squeaky hinge may fit one visit when access and materials are straightforward.
Do you provide materials?
We can confirm common consumables and small hardware during review. Customer-selected items—mirrors, shelves, knobs, furniture, or specific safety products—should usually be purchased before the visit.
Do you repair every type of drywall damage?
We focus on small, non-structural patches. Large areas, recurring moisture, mold, texture matching across a broad surface, or damage involving utilities may require a specialist.
Can you install child-safety products?
We install many customer-selected latches, anchors, gates, and related devices according to manufacturer instructions. No device replaces active supervision, and compatibility is confirmed before scheduling.
What should the photos show?
Include one wide photo for context, one close-up of the issue, and any labels or hardware. For wall hanging, also show the full wall and the back of the item.
How is pricing confirmed?
The online planner provides a starting range only. Final scope and price depend on dimensions, materials, access, wall type, condition, and the number of compatible jobs.
Clear a few things off the list
Start with photos. Finish with a home that works better.
No payment is required to request a review.