Who Handles the Repair List When I Buy, Sell, or Move in Florida?

One that can take every item on the list, including the ones that need a license. The Handyman Company holds Florida contractor licenses CRC1336072 and CBC1258366, sends its own employees, and has worked from six Florida offices since 1999.

Paint, patched walls, doors that close, and fresh caulk go on one written price. If a buyer's inspection turns up something bigger, the same company can take it. Every job carries a one year warranty, and the estimate is free at 800-931-1106.

Yes, and it is a good use of one visit. Nail holes filled, scuffed walls painted, a sticking door fixed, loose trim and hardware tightened, tired caulk replaced, and dated light fixtures swapped.

Send the list with a few photos and the date the photographer is coming. The estimator writes one price for the whole list. Interior and exterior painting is usually the biggest piece.

Anything that lets water in. A failed caulk line, soft fascia, a gutter pulling off the house, or a stained ceiling gets more expensive every rainy season.

After that, safety items, then the doors and fixtures you use every day, then paint. You do not have to work it out alone: the free estimate goes item by item, and we tell you which jobs are handyman work and which need a licensed trade. What a handyman can do is a good place to start.

It can. Unpermitted changes tend to surface at sale, and an insurer can deny a claim tied to unpermitted work.

If a past owner did a remodel without a permit, a licensed contractor can look at it and tell you what it would take to put right. The Handyman Company is one, CRC1336072 and CBC1258366. What happens with unlicensed work explains the stakes.

Yes, and that is how most of our customers use us. Six in ten of our customers come back to us for their next project, and they usually call again within about four months.

One company that already knows the house makes each visit faster. Keep one number, 800-931-1106, and send the next list when it is ready. Ongoing and life-stage work covers the recurring repairs.