Iredell · Catawba · Lincoln · Mecklenburg counties
You don’t have one broken thing.
You have a list.
Most people put off calling because eleven small unrelated jobs feel like too little to bother anyone with — and most contractors are not set up to price a list anyway. We are. Send the whole thing and we will tell you what fits, what does not, and what it actually takes.
Statesville · Mooresville · Troutman · Denver · Cornelius · Davidson · Huntersville · Sherrills Ford · Terrell · Lincolnton · Hickory · Newton · Conover · and 18 more communities
Received 8:42am. Answered 9:15am.
This is a real shape of list — six unrelated items, four rooms, one visit. Here is how it comes back.
- Hall bath door won't latch
- TV mount in the den — brick wall
- Patch three anchor holes, master bedroom
- Re-caulk the guest shower
- Garage cleanout, haul it off
- Spread mulch before the listing photos
Why lists sit
The hard part was never knowing something is broken.
You already know the closet door came off the track in March. You know the towel bar has been in a drawer since you moved in. The reason it is still there is that calling a contractor for eleven small unrelated items feels ridiculous, and the two times you tried, nobody called back.
That is not because the work is beneath anyone. It is because a list of eleven things is a scheduling problem for a company built around one defined job at a time. So it gets quoted high enough to be worth the hassle, or it gets ignored.
We built this around the opposite assumption. The list is the normal case. Send it messy, send it incomplete, send it as a screenshot of your notes app at 11pm. Reading it and sorting it is our job, not yours.
- We read the whole thing before quoting anythingPhotos and notes get reviewed first. We would rather ask you two questions than show up and discover the job is twice what the photo showed.
- You get the items we can't do, tooEvery list has something that needs a licensed trade. We name it, explain why, and point you at the right kind of contractor instead of quietly leaving it off.
- One visit instead of fiveRelated items get batched, materials get sourced ahead of time, and you pay for travel and setup once rather than six times.
- Written scope before work startsYou see what we are doing and what it costs before anyone picks up a tool. Nothing expands on the fly into a surprise invoice.
What we handle
Everything on the list that doesn't need a license.
Interior repairs, walls and doors, mounting and assembly, cleanouts and hauling, and the punch lists that come with buying, selling or turning over a property.
Lists, turnovers & transactions
Punch Lists
Inspection repair addendums, pre-listing punch lists, builder walkthrough items and turnover lists worked through and closed out as one project.
Light Commercial
Non-licensed punch-list maintenance for restaurants, offices, shops and small business spaces — the details customers notice and nobody has time for.
Rental Turnover
Move-out damage, patch and paint, hardware, cleanout and the full make-ready list run as one scheduled block against a real move-in date.
Pre-Listing Prep
The small defects a buyer, agent, photographer or inspector will notice — handled before the photos, with an honest read on what's worth spending on.
Inside the house
Handyman Repairs
General handyman repair for the accumulated list — hardware, trim, mounting, adjustments and the small fixes that make a house feel unfinished.
TV Mounting
TV mounting done into real framing, with cable management, correct height and honest advice about which walls will and will not work.
Furniture Assembly
Flat-pack assembly, closet and garage systems, and full move-in setup — including the anti-tip anchoring almost everybody skips.
Drywall Repair
Drywall patching that disappears — nail pops, anchor holes, door dings, water-damaged sections and texture matching that actually matches.
Doors & Hardware
Doors that stick, latches that miss, hinges that sag, locks that bind — diagnosed properly and adjusted rather than replaced by default.
Caulk & Touch-Up
Failed caulk removed and replaced properly, plus honest advice on when touch-up paint will work and when it will look worse.
Hanging & Shelving
Gallery walls, heavy mirrors, floating shelves and storage systems hung level, spaced properly and anchored into something that will actually hold.
Property, hauling & cleanouts
Junk Removal
Garage, shed, attic and whole-property cleanouts — sorted for donation and recycling where possible, hauled out, and the space left swept.
Hauling & Dump Runs
Trailer, truck and two people for the load you can't move yourself — dump runs, donation drops, material transport and debris haul-off.
Moving & Heavy Lifting
Two people for the heavy, awkward items — room to room, up or down stairs, into storage, or out to a truck. Doorways measured first.
No licensed electrical, plumbing, HVAC, gas, roofing or structural work. No permitted projects. Nothing that disturbs pre-1978 paint or suspected asbestos. If an item on your list lands there, we tell you which trade you need instead.
How it runs
Four steps, and you know where you stand after the second one.
The thing most people actually want from a home service company is not speed. It is knowing what is happening.
Send the list
Photos, notes, a PDF inspection report, a forwarded email, a screenshot. It does not need to be organized or use the right words for anything.
We sort it and tell you
Each item comes back marked: we handle it, we do not and here is who does, or it is not actually a defect. In writing, before any money changes hands.
We schedule it as one block
Related work batched, materials sourced ahead, and a realistic window. If your deadline is not achievable, you hear that now rather than three days before closing.
We do the work and clean up
Packaging, debris and old material leave with us. You get a note on anything we found that you should know about.
Who sends us lists
Homeowners, agents, landlords and small businesses.
Different deadlines, different pressure, same underlying need: somebody who reads the whole list and answers honestly.
The list that keeps growing
Eleven unrelated small things across four rooms. Batched into one visit instead of spread across a year of good intentions.
Inspection addendums
A repair request is a list of observations, not a scope of work. We translate it line by line and tell you which items actually move a buyer.
Turnovers on a calendar
Make-ready punch lists, cleanouts and repairs run as one scheduled block against a real move-in date.
The stuff guests notice
Loose bathroom hardware, wall damage, crooked signage, wobbly shelving. Non-licensed punch-list work for restaurants, offices and shops.
Service area
31 communities across eight North Carolina counties.
Home base is Statesville. Core towns usually schedule same week. Extended areas get routed, which means a bigger list gets on the calendar faster than a single small item.
Statesville
Home base. Same-week scheduling is usually realistic here.
Mooresville
Core service area. We are in Mooresville most weeks.
Denver
Core service area across east Lincoln County.
Troutman
Core service area, minutes from home base.
Lake Norman
All four shoreline counties. Waterfront access details matter — tell us up front.
Everywhere else we go
- Cornelius, NC — Mecklenburg
- Davidson, NC — Mecklenburg
- Huntersville, NC — Mecklenburg
- Sherrills Ford, NC — Catawba
- Terrell, NC — Catawba
- Mount Mourne, NC — Iredell
- Lincolnton, NC — Lincoln
- Hickory, NC — Catawba
- Newton, NC — Catawba
- Conover, NC — Catawba
- Catawba, NC — Catawba
- Claremont, NC — Catawba
- Maiden, NC — Catawba
- Iron Station, NC — Lincoln
- Stanley, NC — Gaston
- Harmony, NC — Iredell
- Union Grove, NC — Iredell
- Olin, NC — Iredell
- Cleveland, NC — Rowan
- Barium Springs, NC — Iredell
- Stony Point, NC — Alexander
- Taylorsville, NC — Alexander
- Kannapolis, NC — Cabarrus & Rowan Counties
- Concord, NC — Cabarrus
- Salisbury, NC — Rowan
- China Grove, NC — Rowan
From actual jobs
These are our photos, not stock.
Which means some of them are unflattering. This is genuinely what gets sent to us — a rental nobody has been into in months, a ceiling opened back to the joists, a fence line that has disappeared into the brush.
Before you send it
Questions we get before the first list.
Do I have to know what kind of work my list needs?
Is there a minimum job size?
What won't you do?
How fast can you get out here?
Do you work for landlords, realtors and property managers?
Can you handle commercial spaces?
Next step
Send the list. We'll tell you what's realistic.
Photos, notes, an inspection report, a screenshot of your notes app — whatever you have. We read every one and reply with a straight answer, including the parts we're not the right fit for.