Mounting & hanging
TVs, mirrors, art, and whiteboards — level, anchored, at the right height.
The whole list, handled
The jobs too small for a contractor and too fiddly to keep putting off — done in one unhurried visit, at a flat price agreed first.

What falls under general handyman
TVs, mirrors, art, and whiteboards — level, anchored, at the right height.
Flat-pack beds, desks, and storage built square and tightened properly.
Installed level and anchored into solid backing — reachable heights on request.
Planed, eased, and re-hung so they close with a finger — even after the thaw.
Faucets, showerheads, fans, and light fixtures replaced cleanly.
Smoke and CO alarms tested, batteries dated, and logged for your records.

Local knowledge, local houses
The houses around New Britain, Berlin, and Southington were mostly built between the 1920s and the 1970s — solid frames, but decades of New England seasons leave their mark. Doors stick after the thaw. Hinges sag. The shelf that was fine in 2010 now leans.
General handyman work here isn't glamorous, and that's the point. It's the fifty small failures that make a house feel tired — and the reason most of our half-day visits end with a homeowner saying the place feels new again.
When adult children book from out of state, we send photos and a written recap after the visit, so "it's done" comes with proof.
Send the list — any order, any handwriting.
We quote it flat and schedule a half day.
We work top to bottom, then clean up and recap.
Pairs well with painting touch-ups and door & lock work — same visit, same price conversation.
Common questions
No list is too small. A single sticking door is a perfectly good reason to call — small jobs are the core of the business.
Usually by the half day, quoted before we start. If something turns out to need a licensed specialist, we set it aside and tell you plainly.
No. Many lists are booked by family members elsewhere. We call ahead, and photos follow when the work is done.
Send the list that's been waiting a year.