General home maintenance in South Orange County
Bring the whole list. That is the cheapest way to use a craftsman.
Every house keeps a list: the door that sticks, the squeaking hinge, the shelf that never got hung, the towel bar that pulled out of the wall, the light nobody can reach. None of it is urgent, which is exactly why it is still there.
Chasing a separate trade for each line is what makes it expensive. One visit, one person and one price for the whole list is dramatically cheaper than four call-out fees — and it actually gets finished.
This is also the right way to keep on top of a rental or a property you manage. A scheduled pass through the list beats an emergency call at the worst possible time.
What's included
- Doors adjusted, planed and re-hung; hinges and latches
- Shelving, mirrors, TVs and anything that has to hold weight in the wall
- Small drywall and paint touch-ups
- Fixture, hardware and weatherstripping swaps
- Furniture and equipment assembly, done properly
- Seasonal exterior checks — gates, fences, decks and hardscape
Common questions
Is there a job too small to call about?
No. The small awkward ones are usually why people call Dan in the first place. If it is genuinely a five-minute job while he is already there, he will say so.
Can I just send a list?
That is the best way. Text the list with a photo or two of the tricky items and you will get a real number back, usually the same day.
Do you work with property managers?
Yes — turnovers, punch lists and recurring maintenance. One person doing the whole list means one point of contact and one invoice.
Where Dan does this work
Every town below has its own page, with what the homes there tend to need.
Other things he handles
Most people hand over a list rather than a single job.
Something not on the list? The odd job is the catch-all — if it is broken, leaning, squeaking or half-finished, ask.
Got a list? Give Dan a call.
Free quotes, honest pricing, and work you won't have to redo. Call or text and tell him what's going on.
(949) 355-6508The fastest way to reach Dan is a text — send a photo of the problem and he'll take it from there.