Getting a house ready to sell usually turns up more small repairs than expected. Buyers notice the loose railing, the dripping faucet and the patched-over hole in the drywall, and inspectors write them down. Jeff knows what to look for and works through the list efficiently, helping you get top dollar for your property.
Before you list
- Drywall patches and touch-ups
- Fixing doors that stick or don’t latch
- Replacing worn cabinet hardware, light fixtures and outlet covers
- Re-caulking tubs, showers and sinks
- Repairing leaky faucets and running toilets
- Power washing the deck, siding and front walk
- Replacing damaged screens and storm doors

After the inspection
When a buyer’s inspection report comes back with a repair list, Jeff can work through the items that fall within handyman scope so you can keep the sale on track. Send him the report and he’ll tell you which items he can handle.
Working with realtors and out-of-town sellers
If you’ve already moved, or you’re selling a family member’s home, Jeff can coordinate access with you or your realtor and send photos when the work is complete.
Don’t see your project? Jeff tackles just about any repair or list of odd jobs.

