Minor Home Repair in Manhattan: One Visit. One List. Consider It Done.

Every property collects small problems.
A door starts rubbing against the frame.
A cabinet no longer closes evenly.
An old anchor leaves a hole in the wall.
The silicone around a sink separates. A closet door comes off its track. A drawer stops moving smoothly. A piece of baseboard is damaged. A cracked tile waits six months because nobody wants to schedule an entire contractor for one tile.
None of these problems is a renovation.
Together, they can make a well-maintained property feel unfinished.
At A Guy Who Can Fix It, Minor Home Repair is designed for the everyday repairs, adjustments and finish work that homes and businesses continuously need.
The idea is simple:
One visit. One list. Every small repair handled properly.
Sometimes the list contains one broken door handle.
Sometimes it contains twenty-five unrelated items across a penthouse, office or newly completed residence.
The number of tasks changes.
The standard of the service should not.
Professional Minor Home Repair in Manhattan
Our Guys repair, adjust, patch, replace and finish everyday items throughout Manhattan apartments, condos, co-ops, penthouses, duplexes, lofts, townhouses, offices, stores, restaurants, hotels, galleries and managed buildings.
Minor Home Repair includes:
  • Interior and entry-door adjustment
  • Door handles, knobs, hinges, latches and locks
  • Door closers, pivots and commercial hardware
  • Pocket, sliding, bifold and closet doors
  • Cabinet doors, hinges, drawers and shelves
  • Closet and wardrobe adjustments
  • Drywall and plaster repair
  • Wall and ceiling patches
  • Touch-up painting and localized finish work
  • Baseboards, casings and decorative molding
  • Minor carpentry and custom adjustments
  • Tile replacement and localized grout repair
  • Caulking and silicone work
  • Minor flooring and threshold repairs
  • Window hardware and screens
  • Weatherstripping and draft reduction
  • Bathroom and kitchen accessories
  • Grab bars and accessibility hardware
  • Childproofing and furniture anchoring
  • Terrace, balcony and rooftop repairs
  • Minor masonry surface repair
  • Furniture and finished-wood adjustments
  • Move-in, move-out and renovation punch lists
  • Apartment turnover preparation
  • Scheduled property maintenance
The tasks may be unrelated from a construction perspective.
From the client's perspective, they belong to one property and one list.
That is how we organize the work.
Minor Does Not Mean Unimportant
The phrase “minor repair” describes the scale of the work—not the value of the result.
A loose entry-door handle is a small component used every day.
A cabinet door sitting five millimeters lower than the one beside it may be the first thing the owner sees in a finished kitchen.
A poorly patched wall can remain visible under every lighting condition.
Inside premium Manhattan properties, details matter precisely because the rest of the interior is already finished.
Our Guys approach small repairs with the same principles used on larger installations:
Understand the problem. Protect the property. Use the appropriate method. Finish cleanly.
Door Repair and Adjustment in Manhattan
Doors are among the most frequently used moving parts in any property.
They shift, sag, rub, stick, stop latching or begin closing differently as buildings move and hardware wears.
We repair and adjust:
  • Interior doors
  • Apartment entry doors
  • Closet doors
  • Pocket doors
  • Sliding doors
  • Bifold doors
  • Barn doors
  • Cabinet and wardrobe doors
  • Compatible commercial doors
Service may include hinge adjustment, alignment, planing or localized fit correction, latch positioning, strike-plate adjustment, guide replacement and hardware installation.
The objective is not simply to make the door move once while the Guy is present.
It should open, close and latch correctly in normal use.
Entry-Door Repair
An apartment entry door affects security, privacy, sound and drafts.
We handle appropriate minor entry-door repairs such as alignment, hinge adjustment, handle and lock hardware, strike plates, peepholes, thresholds, door stops and weatherstripping.
For managed buildings, entry-door work can be coordinated with building management and existing access requirements.
Pocket, Sliding and Bifold Doors
Doors that move on tracks create a different set of problems.
Rollers wear. Guides break. Tracks loosen. Panels move out of alignment. Pocket doors may begin scraping inside the wall or stop closing completely.
Our Guys evaluate the track, rollers, guides, hardware and surrounding opening, then repair or replace accessible compatible components.
Door Closers and Commercial Hardware
Offices, stores and building common areas frequently use hydraulic or concealed door closers, pivots and heavier-duty hardware.
We install, replace and adjust compatible closers, hinges, pivots, handles, latches and related components.
A commercial door must not only close. It must close at an appropriate speed, meet the latch and work consistently around customers and employees.
Door Handles, Locks and Hardware
A broken handle can make an otherwise perfect door unusable.
We install and replace:
  • Door handles and knobs
  • Hinges
  • Latches
  • Strike plates
  • Deadbolts
  • Door stops
  • Peepholes
  • Pull handles
  • Closers and pivots
  • Compatible smart locks
Smart-lock installation may overlap with Smart Home Installation, particularly when the project includes accounts, access codes and remote control.
The physical door and the connected device still need to work together. Our team can coordinate both.
Cabinet and Drawer Repair
Cabinetry contains dozens of parts that move every day.
Doors shift. Soft-close hinges stop working. Drawers sag or bind. Handles loosen. Shelves move. A single misaligned front can interrupt the visual line of an entire kitchen.
We repair and adjust:
  • Cabinet doors
  • Standard and concealed hinges
  • Soft-close hardware
  • Drawer slides and runners
  • Drawer boxes and fronts
  • Handles and pulls
  • Catches and latches
  • Shelves and shelf supports
  • Panels and trim pieces
  • Closet and wardrobe components
Multiple doors and drawers can be aligned as one complete system rather than treated as unrelated hardware replacements.
Kitchen Cabinet Adjustments
Kitchen cabinetry makes small inconsistencies highly visible.
Our Guys level and align doors, adjust gaps, replace compatible hinges and slides, secure loose hardware and make minor modifications related to appliances, filters, garbage disposals or new accessories.
Where the project overlaps with Appliance Installation, Plumbing Help or Electrical Help, the same team can coordinate the complete result.
Closet and Wardrobe Repair
We adjust sliding and hinged wardrobe doors, tracks, guides, drawers, shelving, rods and hardware.
A closet system may have been installed correctly years ago and simply need realignment after regular use. It may also need a new shelf, rod, drawer component or replacement hardware.
The goal is to restore the system—not merely tighten the first visible screw.
Drywall Repair in Manhattan
Drywall damage can come from moving furniture, removed mounting hardware, plumbing access, electrical work, door handles or everyday accidents.
We repair:
  • Small holes and dents
  • Anchor and screw damage
  • Cracks
  • Damaged corners
  • Openings left by previous work
  • Localized wall and ceiling damage
  • Patches after removing mounted objects
A good patch should follow the wall—not create a raised island visible from the other side of the room.
The repair may involve trimming damaged material, adding backing, installing a patch, applying compound in several stages, sanding, priming and touch-up painting.
Drying time can require more than one visit depending on the size and finish requirements.
Plaster Wall and Ceiling Repair
Many Manhattan apartments contain plaster rather than modern drywall.
Plaster behaves differently. It may crack, separate from the underlying lath or break irregularly around old anchors and previous repairs.
Our Guys perform localized plaster repairs on walls and ceilings, including cracks, holes and openings created by related property work.
Older walls are not automatically flat or uniform. The objective is to integrate the repair with the actual surrounding surface rather than pretending the property was built yesterday.
Repair After Plumbing, Electrical and Mounting Work
Property service often crosses trade boundaries.
A plumbing repair may require an access opening. A new outlet may leave an old box location to patch. Removing a television, shelf or mirror may reveal anchors, adhesive or wall damage.
Our team can coordinate the technical work and the finish repair through one service relationship.
Examples include:
  • Patching access openings after plumbing work
  • Repairing walls around switches, outlets and thermostats
  • Closing old mounting holes
  • Repairing damage after appliance installation
  • Touching up surfaces around replaced fixtures
  • Restoring small areas after smart-home upgrades
The work is not complete if the new component functions but the wall around it remains unfinished.
Water-Damaged Wall Repair
We repair localized drywall and plaster damage after the source of water has been identified and corrected and the area is appropriately dry.
The visible stain is not necessarily the complete problem. Loose material may need removal, and the underlying surface must be evaluated before patching and painting.
Minor Home Repair addresses the damaged finish after the leak or plumbing issue has been handled.
Hazardous-material or mold-remediation work requires a separate appropriate response and is not presented as ordinary patching.
Touch-Up Painting and Localized Painting
Patching and painting belong together when the objective is a finished wall.
We provide:
  • Touch-up painting
  • Painting repaired wall and ceiling areas
  • Door and trim touch-ups
  • Cabinet touch-ups where appropriate
  • One-wall painting
  • Room painting
  • Apartment painting connected to turnover or punch-list work
  • Color matching and paint pickup
Exact color matching can depend on the original paint, age, sheen, sunlight and surface condition. Even paint from the original can may not match a wall that has aged for several years.
When a localized touch-up would remain visible, painting a larger continuous area may create a better result. Our Guy explains the practical options before proceeding.
Baseboards, Casings and Decorative Trim
Trim frames the finished surfaces of a property.
We repair and install appropriate sections of:
  • Baseboards
  • Door casing
  • Window trim
  • Crown molding
  • Shoe molding
  • Decorative molding
  • Thresholds and transition pieces
Work may include replacing a damaged section, securing loose trim, filling holes or gaps, caulking joints and completing localized paint touch-up.
For premium interiors, profile and finish matching are important. A technically similar piece of molding may still look wrong beside the original.
Minor Carpentry and Custom Adjustments
Some property problems do not arrive with a replacement part number.
A shelf may need a support. A cabinet opening may need a small modification. Blocking may be required behind a mounted object. A wood panel may need adjustment to fit a new appliance or fixture.
Our Guys perform minor carpentry and custom finish work appropriate to the property, including small wood components, shelves, supports, trim pieces, blocking and localized modifications.
The purpose is not to turn a small service visit into a renovation project.
It is to solve the actual detail preventing the property from working correctly.
Furniture and Finished-Wood Repair
Minor Home Repair overlaps naturally with Furniture Assembly & Installation.
We repair loose legs, handles, hinges, drawer slides, catches and appropriate minor structural or hardware problems in furniture.
We can also address localized veneer, laminate and finished-cabinetry damage where a practical repair is possible.
Some finish damage can be improved rather than made invisible. Our Guy evaluates the surface and explains what result is realistic before beginning.
Tile Repair and Replacement
One cracked or loose tile does not always justify rebuilding an entire bathroom or backsplash.
We replace individual compatible tiles and perform localized repairs in:
  • Bathrooms
  • Showers
  • Kitchen backsplashes
  • Floors
  • Entry areas
  • Commercial interiors
Replacement quality depends heavily on whether a matching tile is available and whether the surrounding substrate is sound.
If the original tile is discontinued, the client may provide a spare or we can help identify the closest practical option.
Grout Repair
Cracked, missing or deteriorated grout can make a finished area look neglected and may allow additional movement or moisture exposure.
We perform localized grout removal and repair around compatible tile installations.
The existing color, joint width and surrounding condition are considered. New grout may initially look different from older material even when the selected color is correct.
For larger areas, broader regrouting may be more appropriate than repairing many individual joints one at a time.
Caulking and Silicone Service
Caulk and silicone close the small transitions between different materials.
We remove failed material where appropriate and recaulk or reseal:
  • Tubs and showers
  • Sinks and backsplashes
  • Countertops
  • Vanities
  • Windows and doors
  • Baseboards and trim
  • Cabinet and wall transitions
  • Appropriate exterior joints
New caulk should not simply cover failing old material. Surface preparation affects both appearance and durability.
Glass-enclosure sealing may also be coordinated through Glass Service.
Minor Flooring Repair
We handle appropriate localized flooring repairs such as:
  • Replacing individual planks when matching material is available
  • Securing loose flooring where accessible
  • Addressing selected squeaks
  • Replacing transition strips
  • Installing thresholds
  • Repairing minor edge damage
  • Adjusting carpet transitions and loose edges
The repair method depends on the flooring system, access, available replacement material and the condition beneath the visible surface.
A damaged plank in a floating floor is a different project from a loose board in an older hardwood installation.
Window Hardware and Screen Repair
Windows contain moving hardware that wears over time.
We repair or replace compatible locks, handles, latches, hinges, balances and other accessible window components.
We also repair, replace and fabricate compatible window screens.
Where the problem involves damaged glass, insulated units or storefront components, the project can be coordinated through Glass Service.
Weatherstripping and Draft Reduction
Small gaps around windows and doors can create drafts, noise and unnecessary discomfort.
We install and replace compatible weatherstripping, door sweeps and seals, and make minor adjustments that help doors or windows meet their frames more effectively.
Draft reduction begins with identifying where air is actually entering. Adding more material is not useful if it prevents the door from latching correctly.
Bathroom Repairs and Accessories
Minor bathroom work frequently combines mounting, hardware, caulking and finish repair.
We install, replace and secure:
  • Towel bars and rings
  • Toilet-paper holders
  • Robe hooks
  • Shower rods
  • Grab bars
  • Shelves and organizers
  • Loose bathroom accessories
  • Compatible vanity and cabinet hardware
Tile, stone and wall construction determine the appropriate mounting method.
Plumbing fixtures and shower glass can be coordinated through Plumbing Help and Glass Service during the same broader project.
Kitchen Repairs and Accessories
We handle everyday kitchen details such as loose handles, organizers, racks, shelves, cabinet adjustments, trim, caulking and minor modifications around fixtures and appliances.
Because our team also provides Appliance Repair, Plumbing Help, Electrical Help and Furniture Installation, a kitchen punch list can combine several types of work under one appointment.
The client does not need to classify every item before calling.
Show us the list. We build the service around it.
Accessibility and Childproofing
We install grab bars, safety rails and compatible accessibility hardware in bathrooms and other areas.
We also provide childproofing services, including:
  • Furniture anchoring
  • Safety gates
  • Cabinet locks
  • Drawer latches
  • Outlet covers
  • Door and window safety hardware
  • Anti-tip hardware
Safety equipment must be appropriate for the wall, furniture, intended use and manufacturer's requirements.
Terrace, Balcony and Rooftop Repairs
Minor Home Repair does not stop at the apartment door.
We handle appropriate repairs and adjustments on terraces, balconies and rooftops, including hardware, trim, outdoor furniture, gates, screens, accessories and localized weatherproofing.
Outdoor conditions, building rules and access requirements are evaluated before the work is scheduled.
Related lighting, heaters, furniture, smart devices and glass can be coordinated through our other service categories.
Minor Masonry and Surface Repair
We repair appropriate small holes, cracks, anchor locations and surface damage in brick, concrete, stone and related materials.
The repair is selected for the actual material and whether the area is structural, decorative, interior or exposed to weather.
Minor surface repair is different from structural masonry restoration. When the condition indicates a larger underlying issue, we explain what was observed and coordinate the appropriate next step rather than hiding it under filler.
Metal Hardware Adjustments
Many doors, gates, cabinets, furniture pieces and architectural details depend on metal hardware.
We replace, secure and adjust compatible brackets, hinges, handles, fasteners, guides and related components.
The page focuses on practical repair and replacement rather than presenting welding as a standard Minor Home Repair service.
Complete Property Punch Lists
A punch list is one of the best uses of A Guy Who Can Fix It.
The list may contain a rubbing door, five cabinet adjustments, two wall patches, loose bathroom hardware, damaged trim, a window screen, a cracked tile and a smart lock that still needs installation.
Those items belong to different trades on paper.
They belong to one property in real life.
Our team reviews the list, identifies what can be handled by one Guy and where multiple skills or Guys will make the project more efficient.
Instead of scheduling a separate appointment for every line, we work through the property systematically.
One visit. One list. Consider it done.
Designer and Property-Manager Punch Lists
Interior designers and property managers frequently need a team to complete final details without creating another round of contractor coordination.
We work from written lists, annotated photos, room-by-room notes and walkthroughs.
Projects may involve doors, cabinetry, wall repair, trim, hardware, mounting, lighting, glass, appliances and smart-home components.
Completed items can be documented and remaining items identified clearly.
The value is not simply performing many small tasks.
It is taking ownership of the list as one organized project.
Post-Renovation Punch Lists
Construction may be complete while a property still contains dozens of unfinished details.
A door needs adjustment. A wall opening needs patching. Cabinet fronts are uneven. Hardware is missing. A mirror or accessory was never installed. Paint requires touch-up.
We handle post-renovation finish work and corrections that bring the property from “substantially complete” to actually ready.
Our role is not to replace the renovation contractor. It is to close the practical gap between completed construction and a property the owner can use.
Move-In and Move-Out Repairs
Moving reveals property problems quickly.
Before move-in, clients may need doors adjusted, closets repaired, walls patched, hardware changed, shelves installed and dozens of details completed before furniture arrives.
After move-out, anchors, wall damage, paint, doors, cabinets and fixtures may need attention before the property is returned, sold or rented again.
We coordinate move-in and move-out punch lists for owners, renters, brokers, managers and household staff.
Apartment Turnover Service
Landlords and property managers need apartments prepared efficiently between occupants.
Turnover work may include:
  • Wall and ceiling patches
  • Painting and touch-ups
  • Door and lock hardware
  • Cabinet and drawer adjustment
  • Caulking and grout repair
  • Tile and trim repair
  • Window screens and hardware
  • Bathroom and kitchen accessories
  • Appliance-related finish work
  • Final punch-list completion
The apartment is treated as one turnover project rather than a collection of unrelated service calls.
Pre-Sale and Pre-Rental Property Preparation
Small visible defects can influence how a buyer or renter perceives the entire property.
We prepare residences and commercial spaces for photography, showings, inspection and occupancy by addressing the repairs that make a property look unfinished or poorly maintained.
The objective is not unnecessary remodeling.
It is making sure doors close, cabinets align, walls are repaired, hardware is secure and the property presents correctly.
New Residence Commissioning
A newly completed luxury residence may need hundreds of final adjustments before the owner arrives.
Doors, cabinetry, closets, hardware, walls, trim, accessories and connected devices may all require testing, alignment or completion.
Our Guys can work through the residence systematically, coordinate related services and make the property ready for normal use.
For owners, designers and property managers, this converts dozens of final details into one manageable project.
The residence needs to be ready. That is the job.
Minor Home Repair for Businesses
Businesses collect the same small problems as homes—often faster.
We serve offices, retail stores, restaurants, galleries, hotels, salons, showrooms and managed buildings.
Commercial Minor Home Repair may include:
  • Doors and closers
  • Cabinetry and storage
  • Wall and ceiling patches
  • Touch-up painting
  • Trim and molding
  • Display adjustments
  • Bathroom hardware
  • Shelves and accessories
  • Customer-area punch lists
  • Move-in and turnover preparation
  • Scheduled maintenance visits
Work can be coordinated around employees, customers, deliveries and operating hours whenever possible.
For a business, the value is a reliable number to call before a small problem becomes a visible ongoing problem.
Scheduled Property Maintenance
Minor Home Repair can become part of regular Property Management Services.
Instead of waiting for every loose handle, damaged wall, misaligned door or failed seal to become an individual appointment, the property can receive scheduled maintenance visits.
A visit may combine:
  • Door and cabinet adjustments
  • Wall and paint touch-ups
  • Caulking and grout
  • Hardware checks
  • Window and screen repairs
  • Lighting and detectors
  • Plumbing fixtures
  • Appliance items
  • Smart-home maintenance
  • Mounting adjustments
  • Glass-system service
For properties we service regularly, our team becomes familiar with the interior, access procedures and previous work.
One property. One trusted team. One point of contact.
Minor Home Repair Inside Luxury Properties
Technical skill is expected.
Working inside a completed residence requires attention to everything around the repair.
A door handle may be mounted in custom millwork. A wall patch may sit beside artwork. A cabinet adjustment may involve a premium finish that cannot be casually replaced. Tools and equipment must enter and leave without damaging floors, stone, furniture or glass.
The surrounding property is part of the work.
Because repairing a small defect while creating a larger one is not a successful service visit.
Minor Home Repair When You Are Not Home
The owner does not need to supervise every repair personally.
With authorized access, we coordinate through:
  • Building management
  • Property managers
  • Household staff
  • Personal assistants
  • Doormen
  • Interior designers
  • Brokers
  • Business managers
  • Other authorized representatives
The client sends the list and available photos.
We coordinate access, complete the work and provide an update.
Life continues.
That is how premium property service should work.
Minor Home Repair for Second Homes
We also work with Manhattan clients at second homes in the Hamptons, Hudson Valley, Catskills, Westchester, Connecticut and New Jersey.
Second homes collect repair lists precisely because the owner is not present every day.
A scheduled visit can address doors, cabinets, walls, trim, screens, hardware, terrace items and other property needs before the owner arrives.
Connected services such as leak sensors, locks, cameras, climate and appliances can be coordinated through the same team.
Different address.
Same Guys.
Same-Day Minor Home Repair
Same-day Minor Home Repair is available throughout Manhattan when scheduling and project requirements allow.
Send the list, photos and property location when booking. Product links and measurements are helpful when replacement hardware or components are already known.
The more information we receive in advance, the better prepared the Guy can be and the more items can be completed during one visit.
Large punch lists, painting stages and work requiring ordered parts may require additional visits.
Parts, Paint and Supplies
Clients may provide replacement components, or our team can arrange purchasing, pickup and delivery.
Parts, paint and supplies are charged separately from labor.
Old hardware and modest repair debris can be moved to the client's or building's designated dumpster when available. Transportation to an outside junk or disposal facility is an additional service.
Parking and transportation logistics are handled by the Guys. The client does not need to manage where we leave the vehicle or how tools reach the property.
Insured Guys and Building Coordination
Every Guy carries insurance, and a certificate of insurance can be provided when required by the building or property manager.
Our team was formed by professionals with years of experience completing work through platforms such as Taskrabbit, Thumbtack and Angi, supported by five-star profiles and thousands of completed tasks.
When a specific part of a project requires a qualified specialist, we assign the appropriate Guy and coordinate the work through the same service relationship.
The client still has one number to call.
90-Day Workmanship Warranty
Our Minor Home Repair workmanship is covered by a 90-day warranty.
If an issue is related to work we performed, contact us and we will evaluate it.
Manufacturer defects, product failures, movement of existing surfaces and unrelated underlying conditions are handled according to the actual cause. They may still be serviceable, but they are not automatically failures of the original repair.
We stand behind the work our Guys perform.
What Does Minor Home Repair Cost in Manhattan?
Minor Home Repair is billed at our standard rate of $149 per hour, per Guy, with a one-hour minimum.
Labor time depends on the number of tasks, access, surface preparation, drying time, replacement components, finish requirements and number of Guys required.
A single door handle and a forty-item penthouse punch list should not require the same amount of time or crew.
For larger lists, send photos and a room-by-room description before booking. We organize the work and build the crew around the actual project.
The labor remains hourly.
Frequently Asked QuestionsWhat counts as Minor Home Repair?
Everyday repairs and finish work such as doors, hardware, cabinets, drywall, plaster, trim, tile, caulking, flooring, screens and complete property punch lists.
Can you repair a door that rubs or will not close?
Yes. We adjust compatible hinges, alignment, latches, strike plates, guides and related hardware.
Can you replace a broken door handle or lock?
Yes. We install and replace handles, knobs, latches, deadbolts, hinges and compatible smart locks.
Can you repair a pocket or sliding door?
Yes. We evaluate accessible tracks, rollers, guides, panels and hardware.
Can you adjust kitchen cabinets and drawers?
Yes. We service doors, hinges, soft-close hardware, drawer slides, handles, catches and shelves.
Can you patch drywall holes?
Yes. We repair holes, dents, cracks, anchors and openings left by mounting or related service work.
Do you repair plaster walls?
Yes. We perform localized plaster wall and ceiling repairs, including work in older Manhattan properties.
Can you paint after patching the wall?
Yes. Touch-up, localized wall painting, room painting and turnover painting can be included.
Can you replace one cracked tile?
Yes, when a compatible replacement is available and the surrounding substrate is suitable.
Do you repair grout and caulking?
Yes. We perform localized grout repair and recaulk bathrooms, kitchens, windows, doors and trim.
Can you repair baseboards or molding?
Yes. We repair and install appropriate sections of baseboard, casing, crown and decorative molding.
Can you repair window screens?
Yes. We repair, replace and fabricate compatible screens and service accessible window hardware.
Can you complete an entire apartment punch list?
Yes. Punch lists are one of the principal uses of the service. We organize unrelated tasks and assign one or several Guys based on the work.
Do you handle apartment turnovers?
Yes. We prepare apartments for new occupants through repairs, patches, painting, hardware, cabinets, caulking and final punch-list work.
Do you work with interior designers and property managers?
Yes. We work from walkthroughs, written lists, room-by-room notes and annotated photos.
Do you provide commercial Minor Home Repair?
Yes. We serve offices, stores, restaurants, hotels, salons, galleries and managed properties.
Do I need to be home?
Not necessarily. With authorized access, we can coordinate with management, staff, assistants, doormen, designers or business representatives.
Can you provide a certificate of insurance?
Yes. A COI can be provided when required.
Do you offer same-day service?
Yes, subject to availability and project requirements.
Is the work guaranteed?
Yes. Our workmanship is covered by a 90-day warranty.
What should I send before booking?
Send a written list, clear photos, the property location and any product links or measurements already available.
Minor Home Repair Throughout Manhattan
A Guy Who Can Fix It provides Minor Home Repair throughout Manhattan, including:
Upper East Side, Upper West Side, Midtown, Midtown East, Midtown West, Chelsea, Hudson Yards, Hell's Kitchen, Flatiron, NoMad, Gramercy, Kips Bay, Murray Hill, Greenwich Village, West Village, East Village, SoHo, NoHo, Nolita, Tribeca, Financial District, Battery Park City, Lower East Side, Chinatown, Harlem, East Harlem, Morningside Heights, Washington Heights, Hudson Heights, Fort George, Inwood and surrounding Manhattan neighborhoods.
Sometimes it is one broken handle.
Sometimes it is a complete apartment turnover.
And sometimes it is a list of fifty small problems that nobody wants to coordinate separately.
One property.
One list.
One trusted team.
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