Services
One crew for the jobs Houston homes actually need — from a dripping faucet in The Heights to a storm-downed fence in Katy.
$150–$500
From a sticking Heights bungalow door to custom millwork in River Oaks, our carpenters treat wood like a Houston climate problem — because it is. We cut, fit, and finish so the work still looks right after a Gulf summer.
$125–$400
A dripping faucet in a 1920s Heights kitchen is a different job than a toilet in a Katy new-build. We handle the everyday plumbing that does not need a full plumber truck — and we tell you honestly when it does.
$95–$250
We handle fixture-level electrical: fans, lights, GFCI outlets, doorbells, and switches. Clean installs, labeled work, and no “we’ll figure it out on site” surprises.
$150–$500
Houston homes crack. That is the soil talking. We patch, texture-match, and paint so the repair disappears — then we tell you if the crack is cosmetic or a foundation conversation.
$200–$800
We install and repair the floors Houston actually lives on: LVP that handles humidity, tile that survives kids and dogs, and hardwood patches that match the rest of the room.
$150–$400
A Houston driveway can look ten years older after one spring. We wash concrete, cedar, and brick at the right pressure so you get clean — not etched or fuzzy wood.
$150–$500
If you live in Houston, you have replaced a fence section. We repair cedar and metal, reset posts, and rebuild gates so they swing true after the next derecho.
$80–$250
We assemble what you bought, haul the cardboard, and leave the piece level. No missing-cam Sunday nights. No wobbly desks.
$150–$300
We mount TVs on studs or proper anchors, conceal cords, and install the doorbells, thermostats, and sound bars that make a room feel finished.
Plans from $70/mo
Filters, caulk, weatherstripping, gutters, detectors — the unglamorous list that keeps a Houston house from quietly failing. Plans start at $70/month.
Custom quote ($65+/hr)
Property managers and owners get a single number for punch lists, make-readies, and the “tenant just called” jobs. We show up in uniform, document the work, and keep units turning.
Describe the problem. We’ll tell you what it is — and what it should cost.