From a loose shelf to back to the studs.
Most contractors won’t come out for the small stuff, and most handymen can’t take on the big stuff. We do both — the same person, the same standard, the half-hour job and the four-month one.
Small jobs & repairs
The half-hour jobs most contractors won't drive out for. No minimum, no trip fee.
TV Mounting & Hanging
TVs, shelves, mirrors, art and curtain rods hung level and into something solid — including on plaster and brick.
Furniture Assembly
Flat-pack built properly and anchored to the wall — beds, wardrobes, desks, cribs and the IKEA box you've been avoiding.
Doors, Locks & Windows
Doors that stick or won't latch, locks re-keyed, deadbolts added, drafty windows sealed and screens repaired.
Drywall & Plaster Repair
Holes patched, cracks filled, water damage cut out and replaced — finished flat and ready for paint.
Faucets, Toilets & Fixtures
Dripping faucets, running toilets, new fixtures, shower heads, disposals and the sink trap that's been dripping into the cabinet.
Grab Bars & Home Safety
Grab bars anchored properly, handrails, brighter stairs, non-slip treads, smoke and CO detectors, and thresholds made safe.
Hauling & Heavy Lifting
Old appliances and furniture out, boxes up to storage, dump runs, and the heavy thing you cannot get down four flights alone.
Rooms & upgrades
A weekend to a few weeks. One room, one surface, one thing you've been putting off properly.
Interior Painting
One room or a whole apartment, prepped properly — walls, ceilings, trim, doors and the prewar details that make a room.
Flooring
Hardwood, engineered, laminate, vinyl plank and tile — laid flat over floors that are anything but.
Tile & Backsplash
Kitchen backsplashes, bathroom walls and floors, and tile repair — set flat, spaced evenly and grouted to last.
Closets & Built-Ins
Custom storage for apartments that don't have any — closet systems, bookshelves, window seats, and cabinetry built to the wall.
Renovations
Kitchens, baths, backyards, and full guts. We've taken eight homes back to the studs.
Kitchen Remodeling
From new cabinets and counters to a full gut — kitchens rebuilt in prewar apartments and row houses, on a schedule you're told up front.
Bathroom Renovation
Full bathroom gut and rebuild — waterproofed properly, tiled square, and finished in a room that's usually five feet wide.
Backyard Renovation
Row-house backyards turned into rooms — decking, pavers, fencing, planters, lighting and drainage that actually works.
Gut Renovation
Apartments and houses taken back to the studs and rebuilt. We've done eight — two single-family homes and six Brooklyn studios.
The honest part:if your job needs a licensed electrician or plumber, we’ll tell you straight — and tell you who to call. We don’t charge for that answer, and we don’t guess with your house.
Not sure which one you need?
Describe it or send a photo. We’ll tell you what it is, what it costs, and whether it’s even worth doing.
(929) 500-4434