Handyman company · Los Angeles County
Handyman in Woodland Hills
Our handyman in Woodland Hills takes care of doors, window screens, drywall, caulking and TV mounting, and you pick the two-hour window the visit lands in. Call or text (310) 857-2520, open 7am to 7pm every day of the week.
Open 7am to 7pm, seven days. A quote is free, by phone or from a photo.
To get a handyman in Woodland Hills, you text or call (310) 857-2520, you get the price in writing from the call or a photo, and you choose your two-hour window. Our handyman comes to the houses in Walnut Acres and to the apartments and condos around Warner Center.
The work is the small home repair list: a door knob that will not turn, a door that sticks, a torn window screen, holes in the drywall, window caulking that has dried out, and TV mounting. That is the window promise applied to the small jobs, and it holds on every visit.
Your two-hour window
- You pick the window. Every visit is booked into a two-hour window.
- A text when we are on the way. If we are running late, you get a call before the window closes.
- An answer inside the hour. You hear back from 7am to 7pm, seven days a week.
- A free quote. Most small jobs get a written price from the call or a photo.
- Covered for a year. Our work is covered for a year from the date on your invoice.
Keeping the window around Warner Center and Walnut Acres
- Warner Center. This is where the apartments and condos are, and where parking takes the most thought. Tell us when you book where the van should go near your building, and anything our handyman needs to know to reach your door.
- Walnut Acres. Say whether the van goes on the driveway or the street, and we keep out of your way. If you want the work done while you are out, say that too, and we agree how our handyman gets in before the window starts.
- Ventura Boulevard and Topanga Canyon Boulevard. Traffic on these two is our problem to carry, not yours. If either one crawls, you hear from us by phone before the window is up.
- Near Westfield Topanga. Shoppers fill the streets around the mall on weekend afternoons, so close to it a morning window is the safer pick.
- By Pierce College. A cross street with your address gets our handyman to the right house first time.
- West valley heat. Summer afternoons are hot, so pick a morning window for anything outside, such as a window that needs recaulking or a screen that needs replacing.
If you own units around Warner Center
- One number for the whole list. You call one number, and every unit you have here is booked through it.
- Your tenant gets the same window. The tenant picks up the two-hour window and the on-the-way text, so nobody sits home waiting.
- A written price from a photo. Ask the tenant to text a photo, and most small jobs get priced in writing from it. Bigger work waits for your OK.
- The invoice comes to you. You get a text with the itemized invoice and a picture of the finished work before the day ends, so you see the job without driving over.
How the bill is counted
- One charge. The trip to your door and the first hour of work come as one charge, the visit.
- Half hours after that. Once the first hour is used, each half hour after it is a step on the bill.
- Two jobs, one trip. The trip is paid once, so a second job only adds its own time. A door knob and a TV mount on one visit cost less than two visits.
- Your OK before anything bigger. You see the price in writing first for most small jobs, and a bigger one goes nowhere without your OK.
Five steps from your call to the invoice
- Call (310) 857-2520, text it, or text a photo. From 7am to 7pm, we are back to you inside the hour.
- Most small jobs are priced in writing from that call or photo. Bigger work is priced first and held for your OK.
- You choose the two-hour window.
- You get a text as our handyman sets off.
- That evening, by text: the invoice with every line on it, and a photo of the finished job.
If we are running late on Topanga Canyon Boulevard
- A phone call, not a missed window. If the job before yours runs long or the boulevard is backed up, we call you while your window is still open.
- You pick what happens next. If the later time is wrong for you, say so, and we rebook you into one that is right.
- Nothing extra on the bill. A late start is our cost, not yours. The visit still pays for the trip and the first hour.
Text a photo or call (310) 857-2520 for a free quote, and tell us which window suits you.
Tell us the job. We'll give you the window.
We call or text back within the hour to book your window, 7am to 7pm, every day.
- 7am to 7pmOn the phone and on the road, every day
- 2-hour windowPicked by you, with a text on the way
- Free quoteBy phone or from a photo
- 1-year warrantyReturn visits booked into a window, at no charge