Dallas-Fort Worth, TX

Straightforward home repair, all across DFW.

Got a list of things that need fixing? Send it over with a few photos, and we'll get back to you with a written price before we book the visit.

What we handle

Home Repairs

Punch lists and the small fixes that pile up.

Fixture Installation

Faucets, light fixtures, ceiling fans, and bath hardware installed and tested.

Small Welding Jobs

Cracked gate hinges, broken railings, and brackets welded solid on site.

Painting

Single rooms, trim, doors, and touch-ups.

Tile Work

Cracked tiles swapped, grout renewed, and small tile jobs set straight.

Cabinetry Repair

Sagging doors, broken hinges, and sticky drawers fixed so cabinets close right.

Pool Equipment Repair

Pumps, filters, and pool equipment repaired, plus cleanups to get the water back.

Trailer Repair

Lights, wiring, jacks, decks, and cracked frames on utility trailers.

Moving Help

Furniture moved room to room, trucks loaded and unloaded, heavy pieces handled with care.

From your list to a finished job

  1. Send the list

    Use the contact form. Add a photo of each item so we can size the job before we arrive.

  2. Agree on the price

    We'll ask what we need to know, then put the work and the cost in writing.

  3. The visit

    We bring the parts, work through the list, and clean up before we leave.

Where we work

We serve homeowners across the Dallas-Fort Worth area.

Not sure your address is inside the range? Send it with your request and we'll confirm before anything goes on the calendar.

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Common questions

What kinds of jobs does Trailhead Handyman take?

Small and medium jobs around the house: the running punch list most homes collect, fixture swaps, TV mounting, furniture assembly, fence and gate repair, painting, tile work, cabinet repair, pool equipment repair, small engine and trailer repair, small welding jobs, and moving help. We don't take work that needs a licensed electrician, plumber, or roofer.

Can I combine several small jobs into one visit?

Yes, and it's the best way to use a handyman. One visit that covers the loose towel bar, the sticking door, and the shelf that never got hung costs less than three separate trips. Send the whole list and we'll plan the visit around it.

Do I need to buy the materials?

Either way works. If you've already picked a faucet, a fan, or paint, have it on site and we install it. If you'd rather we pick up standard parts such as anchors, caulk, hinges, and lumber, say so when you request the quote and we include them.

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