Can a Handyman Company Update My Bathroom or Kitchen Without a Full Remodel?

Look for one licensed to do the full remodel, so it can tell you honestly when you do not need one. The Handyman Company holds Florida certified contractor licenses CRC1336072 and CBC1258366 and has worked Florida bathrooms from six offices since 1999.

A partial update might be new tile around the tub, a vanity and lighting, or a walk-in shower where the tub was. Our own handymen do it on one written price with a one year warranty. The estimate is free, and we are glad to lay out a smaller and a bigger version side by side.

The ones whose work is covered a year later, by a licensed company. Wet rooms are where shortcuts hide: grout in a corner that needs caulk, tile laid over a soft subfloor, a backsplash set over damaged drywall.

Our handymen stop and show you when they find damage behind the old tile or counters, and you approve a written price for it before anything else happens. Every job carries a one year warranty. Bathroom repairs to make before a remodel explains what to look for.

Yes, and it is a sensible way to work. Fix the loose tile, the cracked grout, and the failing caulk this year, and plan the remodel for when the budget is ready.

The same company holds the contractor licenses the remodel needs, so you never have to start over with a stranger. Customers who come back to us usually call again within about four months.

No, cabinet painting is not a job we take. A kitchen refresh with us is a new backsplash, new counters, a new sink and hardware, and new lighting, with the layout left where it is.

New hardware alone changes how cabinets look more than most people expect. Kitchen refresh shows what one visit can change.

We coordinate all three, so you deal with one company. Countertops are cut by a stone shop with the equipment for it, and we handle the tear-out and the work around them.

Plumbing changes go through the proper licensed trades as part of the job. We pull the permits when the county requires them. You get one written price and one handyman running the schedule.

For most people who struggle with a tub wall, yes. A walk-in shower is safer to step into and easier to clean, and it is a core part of aging-in-place work.

Ask for blocking in the walls while they are open, so grab bars can be anchored properly now or later. Family can arrange the whole job from out of state: we do the free estimate at the house and send a written scope they can read from anywhere.