A punch list is the running set of small repairs a house builds up over time, the kind most people keep meaning to get to. We take the whole list in one visit instead of you booking a trade for each item. A typical stop might be a piece of Hardie siding to patch, a bit of drywall to touch up, a front door that has started to sag and drag, and a few light fixtures that need swapping. Another might be a dishwasher to pull and replace with the old one hauled away, curtains to hang, bar stools that have worked loose, and a cabinet door hinge to replace. Different jobs every time, which is the part of this work we like.
Honey-do lists are the same idea from the homeowner side: the tasks that pile up on the fridge until someone finally handles them. Send us the list and we work through it in a single trip where the scope allows.
Most jobs start with a phone call or the estimate form. Describe the list, add a few photos, and we give you a ballpark before anyone gets in a truck. If the description and photos are enough we confirm details over the phone and schedule; if the work needs eyes on it first, we set a time to come look. We tell you what fits in one visit and what does not, so there are no surprises when we show up.
We carry a Utah general contractor license, which sets a higher bar than a handyman-only registration and lets us take on a broader range of repairs in one stop. The name is the standard we hold the work to: every item done to the T.
Property managers and commercial owners run the same problem at a larger scale, a rolling list of small repairs across a building or a portfolio. We handle commercial property maintenance on the same terms: one point of contact, a full list worked in as few trips as the job allows, and clear communication before we book.
We keep our lane honest. We do not do electrical, we do not do plumbing, and we do not do anything to do with decks. If your list includes one of those, we tell you before booking rather than after, so you can line up the right trade and we handle the rest of the list.
Put the list together, add a few photos, and send it over. We will get you a ballpark and a time.
