Frequently Asked Questions

Use our online estimate form. Estimates are digital only, from your photos.

All estimates are estimates only. They are based on your photos, your description and typical conditions for that type of job. If we find something unexpected once work begins, such as hidden damage, rot, earlier repairs that were not done to standard, or parts that do not fit as shown, the price may increase. We will stop, show you what we found, and get your approval before any additional work.

To book your job, we keep a card on file and collect a deposit before we arrive. The remaining balance is due when the work is complete.

Need to cancel or reschedule? Jobs scheduled for less than one day need at least 24 hours' notice. Multi-day projects need at least 7 days' notice. With proper notice, your deposit is refunded or moved to your new date. Late cancellations and no-shows forfeit the deposit.

Sunday through Wednesday and Saturday afternoons, by appointment.

Painting, tile, concrete, staining and any job that requires a permit.

A handyman can replace existing fixtures in the same location when no plumbing connections are altered, such as a toilet, faucet, P-trap or disposal swap. Moving or adding fixtures, drain or supply line changes, and water heaters need a licensed plumber and a permit.

Replacing an existing fixture of the same type with no wiring changes falls under routine maintenance in Nebraska law (Neb. Rev. Stat. 81-2102). Adding new fixtures or circuits requires a licensed electrician.

Drywall repair is priced per patch, based on size and how many there are. Several patches in one visit cost less each. Send photos and we will send your price.

Often yes. A slab-only replacement works when the existing frame is square and solid. If the frame is damaged or out of square, a pre-hung door is the better fix.

Usually. Refacing keeps your existing boxes and replaces doors, drawer fronts and hardware, often for a fraction of new cabinets.

LVP. It is waterproof, which matters in basements that see humidity swings. Laminate is a good choice upstairs.

If less than about a third of the fence is damaged and the posts are mostly solid, repair is usually the better value. Send photos and we will tell you which makes sense.

Common placement is a horizontal bar on the back and side wall near the toilet, and a bar at the tub entry. We follow ADA height guidance (33 to 36 inches) and adjust for who will use it.

A handyman handles repairs and small improvements that do not need permits. A licensed contractor handles additions, structural changes and permitted trades. We do the first and refer the second.