Monthly commercial handyman plan
A handyman on your calendar every month.
Every building has a list — the door that sticks, the tile that’s been stained since spring, the light nobody’s replaced. None of it is urgent enough to call a contractor about, so none of it gets done. Our Monthly Handyman Plan puts a crew on site four hours every month to work through that list. From $450/month.
Why a plan beats calling someone when something breaks
When you call a handyman for a one-off repair, you wait to get on their schedule, explain your building to someone new, and pay for a trip for one small fix. On a plan, the visit is already booked, the crew already knows your building, and the small stuff gets handled before it turns into the expensive stuff.
How a month works
1
Send us your list.
A couple of business days before your visit, you send us your list — or we suggest one from what we’ve seen on site.
2
We get ready.
We pick up materials ahead of time. If something will take longer than four hours, we tell you and plan it properly.
3
We work the list.
We show up on your scheduled day and work through it.
4
You get it in writing.
The same 5-10-15 Report our cleaning clients get: what we did, what’s still open, and anything we noticed.
Three ways clients use it
Have your own maintenance staff? Some of our clients do. They use us for the trades their team doesn’t cover.
What a first month might look like
Fix the sticking back door, patch the hallway drywall, replace two stained ceiling tiles, check the exterior lights, and change the filters.
Who it’s built for
Offices, schools, clinics, gyms and other buildings with a steady stream of small repairs and no full-time handyman. One-time projects we’ll quote separately — the plan is built for buildings that want ongoing care. Managing several buildings? See our page for property managers.
The details
Monthly Handyman Plan
$450/month
- Four hours on site each month
- Small supplies included. Parts billed at cost plus 15% with receipts, anything over $200 approved by you first, and leftover materials stay with you.
- Hours don’t roll over month to month
- Three-month minimum, then month to month with 30 days’ notice
- The same 5-10-15 Report our cleaning clients get
- More hours or more buildings? We’ll build a plan around it.
Typical work
- Door repair and hardware
- Drywall and ceiling tiles
- Touch-up painting
- Bulb replacement and lighting checks
- Mounting and installs
- Filters, caulking and seasonal checks
- Fence and gate repair
Honest limits
Plumbing issue? Ask us. We handle it case by case. For electrical work, we line up licensed electricians. If a job needs a permit or another specialist, we’ll tell you up front — and tell you what it should cost.
We change filters and refer HVAC repairs to licensed contractors.
$450/month covers most of the Austin metro. Further out, call and we’ll quote it.
Your year, scheduled
At the start of your plan, we build a one-page maintenance calendar for your building. Every recurring job for the next 12 months, with a date next to it.
Included in your monthly hours
Filter changes, caulking touch-ups and seasonal checks, done during your regular visits.
Quoted separately, priced up front
Bigger periodic work like floor strip-and-wax, carpet extraction, pressure washing and window washing. Each item has its own price on the calendar before the year starts. You’re only billed when the work is done, and nothing gets added without your OK.
Every month, your 5-10-15 Report tells you what’s coming up next.
What a year can look like
An example. Every month starts with your list; these are the things we fit in around it.
- January: Walk the building together and build your calendar for the year. Adjust door closers and hardware.
- February: Replace stained or damaged ceiling tiles.
- March: Spring exterior check: entry doors, weather stripping, fence.
- April: Paint touch-ups on high-traffic walls and corners.
- May: Restroom check: running toilets, dripping faucets, slow drains.
- June: Bulbs: burned-out bulbs inside and out.
- July: Drywall: dents, holes and corners patched and painted.
- August: Back-to-school prep for schools and childcare: doors, paint, fixtures.
- September: Re-caulk restrooms and break rooms.
- October: Door sweeps and weather stripping before winter.
- November: Paint and drywall touch-ups before holiday traffic.
- December: Year-end walkthrough: what got done, and what’s next year’s plan.
Tell us what your building needs.
We’ll walk your facility, ask a lot of questions, and send you a firm quote built on what we actually saw.
Prefer to talk first? Book a 15-minute call.