General residential repair and punch-list work - the small and medium jobs that fall between "call a specialist" and "do it yourself." Every job below is general handyman scope under Florida law; the section after it covers what we don’t do and why.
Nail pops, hairline cracks, door-knob holes, and water-stain patches. We match texture, not just fill the hole.
Sticking doors, loose hinges, failed weatherstripping, windows that won't latch or slide. Hardware swaps, not licensed glazing or structural framing work.
Soft or split boards, loose rails, leaning posts, gate hardware. Replacement-scope work that crosses into a full rebuild gets a permit check first - see our licensing guide.
Cabinet hardware, towel bars, closet rods, loose railings, furniture assembly, and small hardware swaps. Not electrical or plumbing work - see below.
Stud-mounted or drywall-anchor mounted, cables run and hidden, level the first time.
Debris cleared, downspouts checked, minor hanger and seam fixes while we're up there.
Re-caulking tubs, showers, exterior trim, and window frames before Florida's wet season turns a gap into a stain.
The list that's been sitting on the fridge for six months. One visit, the whole list, one invoice.
Florida doesn’t require a state contractor license for general handyman work like ours, but that doesn’t turn a handyman into a licensed electrician, plumber, HVAC technician, or roofer. We never take work in these categories, regardless of how small the job looks:
Any work on wiring, breakers, outlets, or fixtures beyond swapping a bulb needs a licensed electrician, regardless of job size.
Installing or connecting a toilet, faucet, or supply line is plumbing work, not handyman work, no matter how small the job looks.
Any work on the AC system, refrigerant, or ductwork needs a licensed HVAC contractor.
Roof repair or replacement needs a licensed roofing contractor, not a handyman, regardless of the size of the patch.
Tell us what’s going on and we’ll tell you honestly whether it’s handyman scope or needs a licensed trade.
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