Everything on the list, handled like one project.
Six kinds of work, one way of doing it. If it's not listed, ask — and if it's not for me, I'll tell you who it is for.
Repairs & punch lists
The list that's been on the fridge since spring.
Most calls start here. Bundle everything into one visit — it's the most efficient way to spend your minimum and my drive.
- Drywall patch & texture match
- Doors that stick, drag, or won't latch
- Trim, baseboard & caulk
- Cabinet hardware & hinge fixes
- Weatherstripping & draft sealing
- Fence & gate repair
- Pre-listing punch lists
- Move-in / move-out fixes
Carpentry & built-ins
Where the design-build side shows.
Shelving, benches, and built-ins designed to the room — drawn and priced before the first cut, so you know exactly what you're getting.
- Custom shelving & closet systems
- Mudroom benches & boot storage
- Window seats & nooks
- Interior door & trim installs
- Stair & railing repair
- Reclaimed-wood accents
- Small-cabin storage solutions
- Finish carpentry
Decks, exterior & mountain property
Built for snow load, UV, and freeze-thaw.
Mountain weather is hard on wood and water finds every gap. Repair and refinish work done with the altitude in mind.
- Deck board & stair replacement
- Deck cleaning, sanding & staining
- Railing repair & safety fixes
- Gutter cleaning & downspout routing
- Fall winterizing & spring thaw checks
- Siding & trim repair
- Basic defensible-space cleanup
- Firewood racks & sheds
Drainage & land care
Small fixes before mud season becomes a problem.
Water management is where I started. Slope, driveway, and roof-runoff fixes that work with the land instead of fighting it.
- Downspout extensions & splash pads
- Swales & rock-lined channels
- Driveway culvert clearing
- Erosion control on small slopes
- Regrading around foundations
- Native reseeding after work
Installs & mounting
Done level, secured to structure, cables handled.
From TVs to heavy mirrors to shelving that has to hold a library — mounted right the first time.
- TV mounting & cable concealment
- Shelving & art hanging
- Blinds, curtain rods & hardware
- Grab bars & safety rails
- Appliance swaps (non-gas)
- Smoke & CO detector replacement
- Door locks & smart locks
- Furniture assembly (as part of a larger visit)
Small remodels & refreshes
One room at a time, scoped in writing.
Paint, flooring, tile, and fixture refreshes for bathrooms, kitchens, and cabins. Permitted work is coordinated with licensed partners and the right permits — never skipped.
- Interior painting
- Vinyl plank & laminate flooring
- Backsplash & small tile jobs
- Vanity & fixture swaps (with licensed plumber where required)
- Cabin & STR refresh between seasons
- Accessibility updates
How pricing works.
Hourly for repair lists and anything that needs investigation, with a minimum set by distance: two hours around Bailey and Conifer, longer for Evergreen and the Front Range.
Fixed quotes for work that can be clearly defined — a deck refinish, a built-in, a door install. You know the number before I start.
Materials at cost plus a stated handling fee, itemized on the invoice.
Changes are written up and approved before the work continues. Always.
Licensed work
Colorado licenses electrical and plumbing work at the state level. I coordinate that work with licensed partners and pull permits where they're required.
Why this matters →Common questions.
Is there a minimum?
Yes — a two-hour minimum in the Bailey / Conifer area, and longer minimums for Evergreen and the Front Range to cover drive time. The best value is bundling several small jobs into one visit.
How do you price?
Hourly for repair lists and anything that needs discovery. Fixed quotes for work that can be clearly defined, like a deck refinish or a built-in. Materials are billed at cost plus a stated handling fee — always shown on the quote.
Do you do electrical and plumbing?
In Colorado, electrical and plumbing work is state-licensed. I coordinate that work with licensed partners and handle everything around it. I won't do licensed work I'm not licensed for.
Where do you work?
Home base is Bailey. I regularly work Pine, Conifer, Aspen Park, Evergreen, and the surrounding mountain communities, and take larger jobs in the Denver metro and Front Range.
Will it actually be you?
Yes. I'm owner-operated — the person who quotes the job is the person who does it.
Do you take very small jobs?
Yes, as part of a visit. If it's a single five-minute fix, I'll suggest bundling it with other items so the minimum is worth your money.
Are you insured?
Proof of general liability insurance is available on request, and a certificate can be provided to hosts and property managers.
Tell me about the job.
Send a few photos and a sentence or two. I'll reply within one business day with next steps — a quick call, a site visit, or a written quote.