Services
Fixtures and fittings
A dead ceiling fan, a running toilet, a bent blind. We swap the part or the fixture for the same kind and test it. Work that moves wire or pipe inside a wall goes to a licensed trade.
A work order here covers
Light fixtures and ceiling fans swapped for the same kind
Blinds, curtain rods and shelves hung or replaced
Toilet parts: flapper, fill valve, seat and supply line
Faucet cartridges, aerators and shower heads
Smoke and CO alarm swaps, with a test of each
Time on site
What decides how long the job takes
There is no price list for a single repair. The plan we text back says what we expect before anyone drives over.
Same kind, same place
A fixture swapped onto existing wiring is quick. Moving it, or adding one, is an electrician's job.
The parts
Toilet and faucet parts are common sizes. An older faucet with no parts made for it is replaced, and the plan says so.
Ceiling height
A high stairwell fixture needs a taller ladder and a second person. We list that in the plan.
Rules
When a job goes to someone else
Permits and licenses decide what a handyman may do. We tell you early.
Electrical and plumbing work in the wall
Nevada requires a license for it. We do like-for-like swaps that don't change wire or pipe, and send the rest out.
Water heaters and air conditioners
These are plumbing and air conditioning trades. We don't touch them, and we'll give you a name if you ask.
Alarms in your fire plan
We swap a battery or a unit like for like. Hardwired panels and monitored systems belong to the company that installed them.
Questions about this work
Can you replace a light fixture?
Yes, for the same kind in the same place, on the existing wiring. If the box or wire is damaged, we stop and send it to an electrician.
A toilet keeps running. Is that you?
Usually yes: it's often a flapper or fill valve. A leaking base or a cracked bowl is a plumber's call.
Do you carry the parts?
The common ones. The plan says if a part has to be ordered, and when it should arrive.