Who this helps
- Realtors preparing a home for photos or inspection response
- Property managers coordinating work between tenants
- Landlords who need quick, documented small repairs
- Homeowners who want a practical pre-sale punch list
What's included
Drywall patching and paint-ready prepTrim, baseboard, door, and hardware fixesShelf removal or installationDeck, stair, and railing touchups within handyman scopeSmall safety fixes before showingsBefore/after photo documentation
How a visit works
- Send the punch list, inspection notes, or move-out photos.
- Sort must-fix, nice-to-fix, and specialist-referral items.
- Confirm access, materials, timeline, and documentation needs.
- Complete the approved scope and take after photos.
- Send a short completion summary for the owner, agent, or manager.
Rental Turnover Repair Checklist
Grab a free checklist to plan the job, note what photos help, and decide what to ask before anyone comes out. Text a few pictures when you're ready for a rough idea of scope.
What affects cost
Prices vary by wall type, access, materials, and how much prep the job needs. Text photos of the area for a rough idea—we don't give fixed quotes from a web form without seeing the work.
- Number of punch-list items
- Urgency and access coordination
- Materials, disposal, and patch/paint scope
- Whether after photos or status notes are needed
- Specialty referrals for work outside handyman scope
Questions we hear
Can you work from a realtor punch list?
Yes. Send the list and photos. Timeline depends on access, materials, and scope, so we confirm those before promising a completion date.
Can you send before and after photos?
Yes. Photo documentation is useful for owners, agents, and managers who are not on site.
What jobs do you refer out?
Licensed electrical, plumbing, structural, roofing, hazardous-material, or permit-level work goes to the right contractor. Major renovations and large remodels are referred out; this service is for handyman-scope punch lists.