Interior/exterior work, minor framing and plumbing, painting and drywall, basic landscape work and advanced landscape design, informed antique repair and transport.... Some of the odder jobs have involved creating an insulated chute into a basement for loading wood, knotweed management, house-sitting (great to package with handywork), dog-sitting, moving help, even hooking up TVs and troubleshooting cellphones and once in a blue moon, cleaning--if you need a hand with something, ask me if I can... show more
Interior/exterior work, minor framing and plumbing, painting and drywall, basic landscape work and advanced landscape design, informed antique repair and transport.... Some of the odder jobs have involved creating an insulated chute into a basement for loading wood, knotweed management, house-sitting (great to package with handywork), dog-sitting, moving help, even hooking up TVs and troubleshooting cellphones and once in a blue moon, cleaning--if you need a hand with something, ask me if I can do it!
When I left my corporate career a few years back I started volunteering doing odd jobs for local non-profits while I figured out my next step... and found I loved it! Like most Vermonters, I've always been handy and have a broad range of experience. Listening to my neighbors, I heard that it was really tough to find a reliable handyman for small jobs, so I tailored my operation to that particular niche.
I aim to provide a flexible, ongoing service to my clients to provide timely and communicative support to my clients. My business is structured such that I can usually find an opening in the next few weeks, rather than months or years. I'm a bit old-school in insisting on quality work and refusing to cut corners, but I am more than willing to work with a budget to find the best solution for your situation.
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