Handyman

The ideal candidate may be a bags-on contractor who still loves the trades but has realized they no longer want the stress of running a business, managing employees, chasing payments, or constantly searching for the next job. You still want ownership of your work-just not all the management and overhead that comes with owning the company. You should be comfortable handling: Project punch lists and final corrections Warranty and service calls Door, cabinet, and hardware adjustments Minor carpentry and trim work Drywall and paint touch-ups Caulking, sealing, and finish work Installing shelving, accessories, and fixtures Minor plumbing and electrical tasks Troubleshooting unexpected jobsite issues Picking up materials and helping wherever needed The right person is versatile, dependable, and naturally good at figuring things out. You can look at a problem, determine what needs to happen, and take care of it without needing step-by-step direction. Because you'll often work inside completed or occupied homes, you must be clean, respectful, and comfortable communicating directly with clients. You understand that warranty work isn't just about fixing something-it's also about making sure the client feels taken care of. We value preparation, communication, craftsmanship, and people who can quietly work through a list and leave everything better than they found it. If you still love working with your hands but are ready to trade the pressures of running a business for steady, meaningful work, we'd like to hear from you.