Whatever the Job — One Call Is a Good First Call

Licensed work — electrical, plumbing, and gas fitting — must be carried out by the appropriate licensed tradesperson in Queensland. A handyman cannot legally carry out licensed trade work. Beyond that, if the job requires specific specialist expertise (structural engineering, pest control, roofing), we'll refer you to the appropriate specialist.

Yes — flat-pack furniture assembly is a popular handyman service. We assemble efficiently and correctly, and can anchor tall furniture to walls for safety.

Yes — installing or replacing draught-excluding weatherstrips, door sweeps, and window seals is handyman scope. Good sealing reduces energy costs, keeps insects out, and improves comfort — it's a worthwhile maintenance task that many homeowners overlook.

We respond to post-storm property repair requests as quickly as possible. Temporary weatherproofing, minor structural damage, fallen fencing, and water entry repairs are within our scope. Significant structural or roof damage may require specialist contractors.

Yes — we work extensively with property managers across Southeast Queensland for maintenance and repair at rental properties. We understand the requirements of rental property maintenance, work efficiently with tenant access arrangements, and provide appropriate documentation for property management records.

We handle everything from small one-off jobs (mount a TV, fix a door handle, patch a wall) to multi-day small renovation projects. If you have a list of items needing attention around your home, we can work through them in one visit — this is often more cost-effective than booking multiple individual callouts. No job is too small, and our minimum charge is 1 hour.

For most handyman jobs, we can supply materials and add them to your invoice at cost. For specific items (paint colours, fixtures you've already chosen, appliances), it's often easier for you to have them on-site. We'll discuss material requirements when booking and let you know what we'll bring versus what you need to provide.

Yes — gyprock repair is one of our most common handyman services. We patch holes of all sizes (from small anchor holes to large impact damage), tape and set cracks, skim coat for a smooth finish, and can paint-match so the repair is invisible. For rental properties and pre-sale preparation, gyprock repairs make a significant difference to the presentation of a home.

Yes — TV wall mounting is a popular service. We locate wall studs or use appropriate anchors for masonry walls, mount the bracket, and can also conceal cables in the wall cavity for a clean finish. We handle all TV sizes and weight capacities. If you want the cables run through the wall, this involves some gyprock cutting and patching which we also do.

Yes — we handle small renovations including tiling, vanity and fixture replacement, splashback installation, shelf and storage fitting, door and window replacement, and general room updates. We're not a full-scale renovation company, but we're well-suited to the kinds of updates that improve a home's liveability and value without requiring a full renovation budget.

Absolutely — in fact, a combined visit is great value. Tell us everything you need done when requesting your quote and we'll estimate the total time and price. Many customers find it more efficient and affordable to book a half-day or full-day handyman visit and work through their to-do list in one go rather than booking multiple smaller callouts.

Yes — we work with property managers and landlords regularly. We can attend to tenant maintenance requests, complete end-of-tenancy repairs, and do pre-sale preparation work. We provide invoices suitable for property management accounting, can coordinate access with tenants directly, and take photos of completed work for property records.

Yes — fixture installation is a core handyman service. We install curtain rods and tracks, floating shelves, wall-mounted storage, picture rails, hooks and hardware, towel rails, toilet roll holders, and other fittings. We use appropriate fixings for each wall type (timber stud, plasterboard, brick/masonry) to ensure everything is safely and securely mounted.