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From a small nail hole to a section damaged by water, the patch is blended into the surrounding wall texture so it disappears once painted, not just filled and left visibly different.

Whether it’s touching up scuffed trim, adding a single accent wall, or repainting a full room, surfaces are prepped and cut in clean along trim, ceilings, and corners for even coverage without visible lap marks.

Every fixture is checked for level and, where it applies, tested working — water connections leak-checked, wiring connected safely, ceiling fans balanced — so it’s a finished install, not just something screwed to the wall.

This is the catch-all list most homes build up over time — a sticking door, a loose handrail, a swapped-out faucet or light switch — and a list of several small jobs like this is quoted and handled as one visit whenever the work allows it.

Scales from a single room to a full-home floor renovation — old flooring removed, new tile, laminate, or LVP installed, and finish trim work like transitions and baseboards completed so the room looks done, not mid-project.

Covers everything from framing a brand-new closet or room divider to repairing a damaged or water-stained wall — drywall hung and finished smooth so it’s ready for primer and paint, not left rough.

From a single dresser to a full bedroom set — bed frame, headboard, nightstands, and dresser — furniture is assembled following the manufacturer instructions, checked for square, and every fastener tightened so nothing wobbles once it’s in place.

Covers the everyday electrical work that comes with owning a home — swapping outlets and switches, wiring in a new light fixture or ceiling fan, and tracking down things that aren’t working right — handled safely and tested before the job is called done.

Surfaces are cleaned, scraped, and prepped before paint goes on, using exterior-grade paint chosen to hold up against Central Texas sun and heat — whether it’s just the trim and front door or a full exterior repaint.

Built-up leaves and debris are cleared out by hand, downspouts checked for clogs, and everything tested with water to confirm it’s draining properly — protecting the foundation and siding from water damage.

For repairs short of a full roof replacement: damaged or missing shingles replaced, flashing resealed around vents and chimneys, and small leaks tracked down and patched before they turn into water damage inside.

Whether it’s loading a truck, unloading at the new place, or just moving heavy furniture and appliances from one room to another, an extra set of hands makes moving day faster and safer on your back.

Covers general home cleaning as well as move-in and move-out cleaning — a practical add-on right after a remodel or repair, or on its own whenever a home just needs a deep clean.

A new fan is mounted to a properly rated electrical box, balanced so it doesn’t wobble, and wired to work correctly with the switch or remote — and an existing fan that’s noisy, running slow, or not turning on gets diagnosed and repaired instead of replaced whenever a fix will do.

Covers swapping in a new kitchen or bathroom faucet, fixing a fixture that’s dripping or running, and general water-fixture repairs — every connection is tightened and leak-checked under water pressure before the job is called done.

From a kitchen backsplash to a full bathroom floor or shower wall, tile is set level and evenly spaced, then grouted and sealed — and a section of cracked or dated tile can be pulled out and replaced without redoing the whole surface.

For projects that fall between a repair and a full remodel — framing a new structure, building something custom like shelving or a built-in, or other small-scale construction work — planned out and built to match the rest of the home.