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About us
Repairs: Perform basic repairs, such as fixing broken windows or wall damage, and minor plumbing repairs Maintenance: Perform general maintenance work, such as cleaning gutters, windows, and pavement Installation: Install household appliances, such as dishwashers and washing machines, and install smoke and carbon monoxide alarms Painting: Paint surfaces and apply stain Moving: Move heavy furniture, appliances, and equipment Electrical, plumbing, and HVAC: Assist trades with electrical, plumbing, and HVAC repair work Gardening: Undertake basic gardening Cleaning: Clean and maintain shared spaces Tile and flooring: Help with tile or flooring installation Trim carpentry: Assist with trim carpentry or exterior siding Drywall: Update drywall Smoke detectors: Update smoke detectors, change batteries, or install new ones Ceiling fans: Install ceiling fans Skylights: Repair skylights Roof patching: Perform minor roof patching Tiling: Install or replace tiles, including cutting, grouting, and placement
Licensing
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