TEN SMALL TICKETS. ONE SCHEDULED TRIP.
Drywall patching, door and closer adjustment, ceiling tile replacement, hardware, shelving, mounting, caulking, furniture assembly, and punch list work for Minnesota commercial buildings. The open request list is worked in batches so nothing sits for a month waiting to justify a visit.
- BATCHED
- TICKETS WORKED TOGETHER
- INSURED
- COI ON FILE FOR EVERY CREW
- PUNCH LIST
- CLOSED AND PHOTOGRAPHED
- ONE
- FACILITY MANAGER, ONE INVOICE
HANDYMAN SERVICES / PROGRAMS + SCOPE
Small repairs stop being small when they pile up.
A scuffed corridor, a door that will not latch, and three stained ceiling tiles are each too small to chase a contractor for. Together they are a half day of work on a scheduled visit.
- *Batched
- +Recurring
- OKPunch list
22 repair types
Drywall, paint touch-up, doors, closers, hinges, ceiling tiles, hardware, shelving, whiteboards, signage mounting, caulking, and carpentry.
Pick the right repair cadence.
Every program includes a running request list, photo closeout on each item, and a facility manager who prioritizes the queue.
- 01PRG-TICKET
Ticket
As requested
Single repairs dispatched when a tenant or inspection turns up something broken
- 02PRG-BATCH
Batch
Monthly visit
Open requests grouped into one scheduled day with a prioritized work list
- 03PRG-ONSITE
Onsite
Standing day
A recurring technician day each week dedicated to your building queue
- 04PRG-TURN
Turn
Suite prep
Punch list and suite turnover work between tenants on a move-out deadline
WHAT THE SCOPE COVERS
The work nobody big enough wants to schedule.
General contractors decline it and specialty trades will not mobilize for it. These are the repairs that decide whether a building feels maintained, so they get their own queue and their own crew.
WALLS AND CEILINGS
Drywall patching and texture matching
Paint touch-up on repairs
Ceiling tile and grid replacement
Corner guard and base repair
DOORS
Door closer adjustment
Hinge and strike alignment
Handle and lockset replacement
Weatherstripping and sweep replacement
FIXTURES AND MOUNTING
Shelving and cabinet installation
Signage and whiteboard mounting
Display and monitor mounting
Furniture and workstation assembly
FINISH WORK
Interior and exterior caulking
Small carpentry and trim repair
Restroom accessory replacement
Tenant punch list closeout
Specialist repair crews without a general contractor.
Suite turnover punch lists
Patch, paint, hardware, and finish work sequenced to a move-in date so the suite shows clean on day one.
Retail and restaurant fronts
Entry doors, closers, thresholds, and interior damage repaired outside business hours to keep the storefront open.
Office reconfiguration
Workstation assembly, shelving, mounting, and demountable wall adjustments as departments move inside the building.
Build a repair cadence that matches the request volume.
Bundle drywall, doors, ceilings, hardware, mounting, and punch list work into one agreement with one point of contact.
COMPARE PROGRAMS->HANDYMAN MANAGEMENT
SMALL REPAIRS, MANAGED AS A QUEUE.
Your facility manager owns the open request list, ranks it against tenant impact, and decides what rides on the next visit. Nothing falls off because nobody was tracking a five minute fix.
- 01
LOG THE REQUEST
Every reported item enters a running list with location, photo, and tenant impact recorded.
- 02
RANK THE QUEUE
Safety and tenant-facing items move up, cosmetic items ride along on the next scheduled visit.
- 03
CLOSE WITH PHOTOS
Each completed item is photographed and marked off so the list reflects the building.
- 04
SET THE CADENCE
Request volume over a few months sets whether the building needs monthly, biweekly, or standing coverage.
READY FOR A HANDYMAN PROPOSAL?
SEND THE LIST. WE’LL WORK IT DOWN.
Request a handyman program. You get a reviewed request list, a recommended visit cadence, and rates before anything is signed.
- DRYWALL
- DOORS
- CEILINGS
- HARDWARE
- MOUNTING
- PUNCH LISTS