Handyman Services in Palm Coast, FL
Your honey-do list, done in one visit.
- TV mounting, shelves, grab bars
- Screens and hurricane shutters
- Small jobs welcome
There's a reason neighbors call us first
- A real person answers
- We text when we're on the way
- Photos when we're done
- We clean up after ourselves
- We make it right, free
Your honey-do list called. It's tired of waiting.
How it works
- Text us your list. Add photos if you can, plus your street.
- Get one price for everything on it.
- We do it in one visit when we can, and we let you know when we're on the way.
More details
Jobs we do
- TV mounting: on the wall, level, with cords tidied in a cover strip
- Furniture assembly: beds, dressers, desks, patio sets, the box from the store
- Hanging things: pictures, mirrors, shelves, curtain rods and blinds
- Grab bars and handrails in the bathroom or by the steps
- Screen repair: torn lanai, pool cage and window screens
- Hurricane shutters: putting up and taking down your storm panels
- High-up jobs: smoke detector batteries, light bulbs and cobwebs you can't reach
- Small fixes: sticky doors, loose knobs and hinges, caulking, weatherstripping, small drywall patches and touch-up paint
- Dryer vent cleaning: lint cleared from the dryer to the outside flap
- Garage door tune-ups: cleaning and lubricating the tracks and rollers
- Outside too: pressure washing, gutter cleaning, yard cleanup and junk removal
Good to know: jobs that need a license in Florida
Florida treats some work as licensed trades, even when the job seems small. Swapping a ceiling fan, replacing an outlet or changing a toilet usually counts. Those include:
- Electrical work, including ceiling fans, outlets and hardwired smoke detectors
- Plumbing, including toilets, faucets and water heaters
- A/C, roofing and anything structural
- Garage door springs and openers (the springs are dangerous)
Everything else on your list, send it over.
A Florida honey-do list, by season
Before hurricane season (June 1 to November 30): check that the storm panels are all there and the hardware fits, clean the gutters, trim back loose branches and patch torn screens.
Before you head north for the summer (and see home watch for while you're away): put up the shutters if you use them, bring in or tie down patio furniture, and get the small repairs done so nothing gets worse while you're away.
When you get back in the fall: take the shutters down, replace smoke detector batteries and look for anything the summer storms loosened.
Before the holidays: hang the TV, assemble the guest bed and get the Christmas lights up.
Common questions
Can a handyman install a ceiling fan in Florida?
Wiring work, even swapping a ceiling fan or an outlet, is generally treated as licensed electrical work in Florida, so it's a job for a licensed electrician.
Can you do my whole list in one visit?
Yes. Send us the list and photos, and we'll quote the whole thing so it gets done in one trip.
Do you put up hurricane shutters?
Yes, we put up and take down existing storm panels and shutters, and we can do it while you're away for the season.
Is anything too small?
No. A single high light bulb or a wobbly towel bar is a fine reason to call, and it's even better if you add it to a list.
What's on your list?
Text it to us. No pressure, no sales pitch.
Call (315) 542-8036Or text your list to (315) 542-8036, or email hello@finduntappedgrowth.com