Handy Services

Over the 25 years I’ve been doing art installations I’ve done hundreds of handyman jobs as well. This is likely because clients felt they could trust me to get the job done without damaging something.

I’ve worked on almost anything that can go on walls

— Televisions and monitors

— Curtains, shades, and blinds

— Floating shelves

— Mirrors

— Tie, belt, and shoe racks

— Towel bars, soap dispensers, TP holders

— Tapestries and rugs

— Sports collectibles and paraphernalia

— Signs, banners, and flags

During the pandemic a number clients called me for home fixes and improvements

— Ring doorbells

— Security cameras

— Kitchen overlay hinges

— Broken doors and handles

— Replacement thermostats

— Assembling furniture (Ikea etc.)

— Fixing / resetting garage door systems

— Patching or spackling drywall

— Installing closet systems

— Earthquake-proofing furniture and bookshelves

As professional handymen retire very few experienced ones are left. These services are probably 40% of my work now.