Handyman Services
in Austin, TX

Homes in Austin

Austin's housing mixes 1970s and 1980s single-story ranch houses in Oak Hill and Western Oaks, 1980s homes in Travis Country, mostly 1950s–70s homes in Barton Hills, and late-1990s and 2000s two-story homes in Circle C Ranch. Central Austin's clay soil swells in wet springs and shrinks in dry summers, so doors start to stick, drywall nails pop and small cracks show up. The older kitchens and baths also keep us busy with faucet, sink and toilet swaps.

Common jobs in Austin

• Sticking doors and hinge adjustment

  Seasonal soil movement shifts door frames just enough that bedroom and hallway doors rub at the latch.

• Faucet, sink and toilet swaps

  Homes built from the 1970s through the 2000s often have worn kitchen faucets and aging toilets ready to replace.

• Drywall patching and paint touch-ups

  Settling in older Oak Hill and Barton Hills houses pushes out nail heads and opens seams that need patching and matched paint.

• TV mounting with hidden cords

  Living rooms in Circle C Ranch often get a flush-mounted TV with a recessed in-wall power box so no cords show.

• Lutron Caseta and dimmer upgrades

  Owners updating 1980s and 1990s houses often trade banks of old toggle switches for smart dimmers.

• Builder punch lists

  We take builder punch lists for remodels and new builds, including door, drawer, caulk and paint touch-ups before the final walkthrough.

Getting to Austin

MoPac and Loop 360 connect Austin neighborhoods with US-290/SH-71, reaching Oak Hill, Circle C Ranch, Barton Hills, Travis Country and Western Oaks.