Everyday fixes

Handyman & Repairs

Mario handles the practical repair work inside and outside the home: the loose fixture, damaged trim, broken gate, stuck door, patch, installation, or punch list that needs a capable set of hands.

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Interior and exterior punch-list work

Fixture, hardware, door, and trim repairs

Small installations and home improvements

Rental, move-out, and pre-sale repair lists

General maintenance when you need one reliable person

Common Projects

The kind of handyman & repairs calls Mario usually gets.

These examples are written for real homeowner situations, not a generic services checklist. Send photos when the issue is easier to show than explain.

A pre-sale punch list with loose fixtures, trim, doors, and small wall repairs.

Rental turnover repairs after a tenant moves out.

Small installations, hardware changes, and odds-and-ends that need one capable person.

Exterior fixes such as a gate, rail, door, siding detail, or drainage-area repair.

What to expect

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Send the whole list instead of breaking it into separate requests.
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Mario reviews photos, address, access, and timing before deciding whether it is a quick visit or a larger project.
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The work is grouped logically so he can handle what belongs together in the same trip.

Why homeowners call Mario

Homeowners call Mario when the job does not fit one neat trade category.
He is hands-on, practical, and comfortable moving between inside and outside repairs.
Small jobs are taken seriously instead of being treated like a nuisance.

Materials / Types

Details that affect the scope

Door hardware, hinges, pulls, latches, fixtures, trim pieces, caulk, patch materials, and standard repair supplies.
Mario can talk through which materials should be owner-provided and which are easier for him to source.

Common questions about handyman & repairs

Do you take small handyman jobs?

Yes. Mario is known for taking the smaller repair work that larger contractors often skip.

Can several small tasks be grouped together?

Yes. A punch list is often the best way to handle several repairs in one visit.