What I do
What I can help with
Painting is a big part of the work, but most jobs are a mix. Pick a service to see what’s included, or send me the whole list.
Painting
Interior and exterior: walls, trim, doors, touch-ups.
Junk removal
Garages, basements, move-outs. Loaded and hauled.
Home sale prep
Pre-listing and inspection-report repairs.
Handyman repairs
The fixes and odd jobs on your list.
Toilets & sinks
Replace or install, old ones hauled away.
Fixtures & detectors
Light fixtures, smoke and CO detectors.
Rental turnovers
Make-ready work between tenants.
LVP flooring
Luxury vinyl plank, installed clean.
Window repair
Sticking, worn or ready for paint.
Moving help
Heavy lifting with a truck and trailer.
Landscaping
Yard cleanup and curb appeal.
Garage floors
Floor coverings for worn concrete.
One point of contact
Most houses need a bunch of little things done
Maybe there’s a wall to patch and paint, a toilet that runs all night, a detector chirping at 2 a.m., and a garage you can’t park in anymore. Normally that’s four or five people to call and schedule.
We take care of it all. You deal with me from the first call to the cleanup. If something needs a licensed electrician or plumber, I’ll tell you up front, and I can subcontract that part to a licensed pro when it makes sense.
- Inside and outside the house
- Homes, rentals and commercial buildings
- I can pick up materials, or use yours
- I clean up and haul off the mess
- From small to tall, we take care of them all
Recent work
Recent jobs
Who I work for
Homeowners, realtors, landlords and property managers
Homeowners
The list on the fridge, the stuff you keep meaning to get to, and the projects you’d rather not do yourself.
Handyman repairs
Realtors & sellers
I’ve worked with realtors and sellers for 10+ years. When a listing needs a bunch of little things fixed before photos, or there’s an inspection list to get through, I can usually get there on short notice.
Getting a house ready to sell
Landlords & managers
Turnovers between tenants, repair lists, and whatever the last tenant left behind.
Rental turnovers
Commercial buildings
I take commercial jobs too: painting, repairs and upkeep. Tell me what the building needs.
Ask about a commercial job
How it works
What happens when you call
Most jobs get started within about a week. The estimate is free, whether I come look at it or you just send photos.
You tell me what’s going on
Call, text or email. A sentence is fine, and photos help a lot.
We talk it over
We go through your options. If I need to see it, I’ll come take a look.
I give you a price
Free, in person or from your photos.
I get it done
Usually within a week. I’ll keep you updated as the work progresses with pictures of before, during and after work.
I clean up
The mess goes with me. Pay however’s easiest: cash, check, Venmo or PayPal.
Send a couple of photos for a faster quote
One of the whole room and one up close of the problem is perfect. Send them to 763-232-3468, email [email protected], or attach them to the estimate form.
Family-owned in Champlin
Every project gets treated like it was done at my own house.
Jesse
Good to know
Questions I get a lot
Do you only paint?
No. Painting’s a big part of it, but I also do junk removal, toilets and sinks, light fixtures and detectors, LVP floors, windows, yard work and general repairs. Most jobs end up being a mix.
Is the estimate really free?
Yes, always. I can price it from photos you send, from a walkthrough, or both.
How soon can you start?
Usually within about a week. If it’s short notice, at night or on a weekend, ask anyway.
Is there a minimum?
Yes, $100. If you’ve got a few small things, put them all on one visit and get your money’s worth.