How to finally get the list finished, without chasing a contractor who stopped answering his phone.

You know the list. The sticky door. The outlet that hasn't worked since you moved in. The shelf in the garage. The trim nobody finished. None of it is a big job. All of it has been sitting there because nobody wants to show up for two hours of small stuff. I do.

The Half-Day Fix List

A four-hour block, one price, bring me your list.

[VERIFY: exact price point, positioned to roughly break even so it reads as a genuinely fair, low number]

You make a list of everything small that's been bugging you, the stuff that's too minor to call three contractors about but adds up to an annoying house. I show up for a four-hour block, and we work through as much of that list as we can fit.

Why this is the easiest way to try me out: it's a small enough ask that you don't have to vet a stranger for weeks first. You see how I work, whether I show up on time, whether I clean up, whether I actually finish. Most people who book the Half-Day Fix end up asking me about the bigger job by hour three, the deck, the floor, the bathroom. That's fine. There's no pitch.

What fits in a four-hour block

Doors that stick or won't latch
Dead outlets and light fixtures
Loose railings, hinges, cabinet doors
Trim and baseboard that never got finished
Drywall patches and small repairs
Caulking, weatherstripping, minor leaks
Furniture and shelf assembly and mounting
Anything else small you've been meaning to get to

What doesn't fit in four hours, I'll tell you honestly on the phone, and quote it separately in writing. No surprise upsell mid-job.

Book My Half-Day Fix

Walk through with your phone for a minute — say what each thing is as you go, and hold on anything damaged. You'll get an itemised price back within one business day, and nobody needs to be home.