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Handyman Repairs in Bozeman, MT
Hand us the whole list. One background-checked craftsman, one visit, work guaranteed in writing.
Free estimate
Tell us what you need
Three fields. Our office follows up to schedule.
One visit for the whole repair list
Handyman repairs in Bozeman usually come as a list, not a single job: a door that fits differently now that the heat is on, a railing on the entry steps that has worked loose, a ceiling fan still in its box, a caulk line that split over the winter, and a towel bar pulling out of the drywall. Send us the list and we plan one visit with a craftsman who can work through it, instead of booking a different person for every item. You get one estimate, one invoice, a background-checked craftsman and workmanship guaranteed in writing for a year. Call (800) 884-2639 to start.
Bozeman homes wear in a few predictable ways. The dry, low-humidity air shrinks wood through the winter, so trim joints open, caulk lines split and doors that closed fine in August rub or stop latching in January. Older houses near downtown, in the Bon Ton and South Willson districts and the Northeast neighborhood, add settled floors, original doors and worn porch steps. Newer homes on the west and north sides tend to arrive with a builder punch list that nobody ever finished.
Some items on a list may need a licensed trade and a permit under Montana rules. Your estimate spells out which parts of the job that applies to before anything is scheduled.
What goes on the list
Repairs that fit a typical visit
Doors and hardware
Sticking or sagging doors adjusted and rehung, new locksets and deadbolts, storm door closers and sweeps, and sliding closet doors put back on their track.
Fans and fixtures
Ceiling fans assembled and hung on fan-rated boxes, light fixtures swapped, and loud bath exhaust fans replaced with quieter units.
Walls and trim
Drywall dings and nail pops patched and painted, loose baseboard and casing reset, and split caulk lines cut out and redone cleanly.
Rails and stairs
Wobbly stair and entry railings tightened or rebuilt, loose treads secured, and handrails added where a staircase never had one.
Mounting and assembly
TVs, shelving, mirrors, curtain rods, grab bars and mudroom hooks put up level and anchored into framing rather than hollow drywall.
Small fixes around the house
Dripping faucets, running toilets, worn weatherstripping and torn screens, scoped on the same estimate so they ride along with everything else.
Why a list beats a single service call
Before you call
How to get the most out of one visit
Write everything down
Walk the house room by room, including the mudroom, garage and porch, and list every small thing that bothers you. Ten-minute items are easy to add once a craftsman is already there.
Take photos
A photo of each item, plus the model number on fixtures and fans, lets us plan parts and time before the visit instead of discovering them on the day.
Buy fixtures ahead
If you have picked a light fixture, faucet or fan, have it on site. We are happy to install customer-supplied items.
Flag the urgent ones
Tell us which items are safety issues, such as a loose railing on icy entry steps, so they get done first.
How it works
How a repair visit works
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Tell us what you need
Call (800) 884-2639 or send the estimate form with a short description and a few photos, and our office will follow up to set a time.
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A clear estimate
We review your list and photos, confirm what fits in one visit, and give you a written estimate before any work is scheduled.
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The right craftsman
We match the list to a craftsman whose skills cover it, and the estimate notes any item that falls under Montana trade or permit rules.
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Guaranteed in writing
A background-checked craftsman does the work and cleans up. Our workmanship is guaranteed for one year from the invoice date, and if a defect in our work shows up in that time we repair it free of charge.
Cost
What affects the cost of a repair visit
How many items, and how long each takes
Most repair visits are priced on the time the list needs, which is why grouping items together is the most cost-effective way to use a visit.
Parts and materials
Hardware, fixtures and materials are part of the estimate unless you are supplying them.
Trade and permit items
Anything that falls under Montana trade or permit rules is identified and scoped separately on the same estimate.
What turns up behind the wall
Occasionally a simple repair uncovers a bigger problem, such as rot behind a loose porch railing. We stop and talk to you before going past the estimate.
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Handyman repairs in Bozeman and nearby towns
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Send us your list
We will tell you what fits in one visit. Call (800) 884-2639 or request an estimate online.
(800) 884-2639Or send it in writing