Repair · Renovation · Seasonal care
From the repair you’ve been putting off to the room you’re ready to rethink. One careful crew for Wrenfield and the Larkin Valley, and a clear plan before anyone picks up a hammer.
What we do
Whatever the size of the job, you get the same crew lead, a written plan and a clean house at the end of every day.
The list on the fridge, finally done.
Sticking doors, soft spots, cracked tile, the drip that’s been dripping since spring. We bring the parts, fix it properly and leave the room the way we found it, minus the problem.
Plan a repairRooms you’ll actually want to be in.
Kitchens, baths and the rooms in between. Paint, tile, cabinets, lighting and layout, planned on paper first, so you know what it costs and how long it takes before we start.
Plan a refreshSmall visits that prevent big ones.
Gutters, caulk, filters, detectors, the chimney cap and the deck. Book a single seasonal visit, or join the Care plan and we’ll show up four times a year with a checklist and a ladder.
Plan a visit See this season’s listRecent projects
A few jobs from this year around the valley. Drag the line on the kitchen to see what changed.
Kitchen refresh · Larch Hill
The layout worked; everything else had given up. We kept the footprint and the plumbing where it was, painted the boxes sage, swapped the uppers for oak shelves and ran handmade tile up to the hood.
“Four weeks, exactly as promised. Tom texted every afternoon with what got done.”Raj P., Larch Hill
Bath refresh · Fernmoor
A floating oak vanity, a round brass mirror and a glass shower where the curtain used to be. Same plumbing walls, nine working days.
Porch & steps · Pell’s Crossing
New posts, railings and treads, rot repaired under the floor, then siding and trim painted. Finished the week before a graduation party.
Seasonal home care
New England is hard on a house. Tick off what you’ve done this season; this page remembers on your device. Anything left, we’re happy to take.
Fall: leaves down, gutters next.
Fall checklist
Nothing ticked yet. Start with the quick ones.
Or join the Care plan: four visits a year, each with a written report.
How we work
Use the planner below or call. Mara reads every request and gets back to you within one business day.
Day 1A crew lead visits, measures and listens. About 45 minutes, free, and never a sales pitch.
Within the weekEvery task and material, one price. Drop or add anything before you sign; nothing changes after without your say.
Within 5 daysThe same faces every day, a tidy site every evening, a final walk-through and a two-year workmanship guarantee.
On the calendarProject planner
Four quick steps, about two minutes. No account, no obligation: just enough for a crew lead to come prepared.
Request NL-0000
Nothing was booked or sent.
Where we work
Our shop sits beside the old North Line rail bed in Wrenfield. We keep jobs close so crews spend their day working, not driving. Pick a town to see when we’re usually there.
WrenfieldHome base
Our shop and lumber racks are on Mill Street. A crew is in town every weekday.
Neighbors
They fixed the sticking doors, a leaking trap and a cracked stair tread in one morning, then swept up after themselves.
The estimate was line by line, so we could drop the backsplash and keep the budget. Nothing changed after we signed.
We’re on the four-season plan. I haven’t thought about the gutters in two years, and I like it that way.
Rebuilt our porch steps the week before my daughter’s graduation party. Solid as a rock.
Three bedrooms and the hall painted while we were away for the weekend. Came home to clean floors and the furniture back where it was.
Tom told us what we didn’t need to do. That’s why we called them back for the kitchen.
Questions
Something we missed? Call the shop at (603) 555-0164. Mara answers weekdays from 7:30.
Yes. A sticky door, a dripping faucet, a loose railing. We group small jobs into a half-day fix-it visit so your whole list gets done in one trip.
Yes, anywhere in our service area. You get a written, line-by-line estimate within five days of the visit, and it’s good for sixty days.
Small repairs usually within two weeks. Kitchens, baths, decks and porches are typically scheduled four to eight weeks out, and we’ll give you a firm start date when you sign.
Yes. We’re a registered home improvement contractor, fully insured, and we pull permits and book inspections whenever a job needs them.
Only for the walk-through and the final check. Plenty of customers leave us a key or a lockbox code; your crew lead texts a short update at the end of each day.
Four visits a year, one each season, working through the checklist above plus anything on your own list. Members get a written report after each visit and first call after storms.
Call us. Our workmanship is guaranteed for two years, and the same crew lead comes back to make it right.
Start with the planner, or call the shop and talk it through.
