Metro Vancouver · Fraser Valley
Handyman & building repairs for strata and commercial properties
The small repairs that pile up on every building's list — drywall, doors and hardware, trim, caulking, touch-up painting and unit turnovers — quoted at a fixed fee and done in as few visits as possible.
Overview
Handyman & Building Repairs
Most building repair lists are a mix of fifteen-minute fixes and half-day jobs that no specialized trade wants to book. Our handyman crews work through the whole list in one scheduled visit wherever possible, arriving with common parts and materials so return trips are the exception.
We're clear about what's in scope. Electrical and gas work, anything that needs a permit, and larger plumbing jobs go to licensed trades — we'll tell you up front rather than stretching past what a handyman should do.
For strata buildings, repair visits use the same reporting as our strata cleaning work, so councils see what was fixed and what still needs attention. Rental and commercial landlords can use us for turnover work between tenants.
Scope
What's included
Every scope is written for the specific building. These are the tasks most programs include.
Interior repairs
- Drywall patching, priming and touch-up painting
- Door hardware, hinges, closers and lock cylinders
- Baseboards, trim and small carpentry repairs
- Cabinet, shelf and accessory installation
- Caulking and grout repair in kitchens and bathrooms
Building and common areas
- Common-area touch-ups after move-ins and move-outs
- Signage, mailbox and notice-board installation
- Bumper, corner-guard and bollard repairs
- Light bulb and accessible filter replacement
- Minor plumbing repairs such as faucets, toilet parts and supply lines
Turnovers and punch lists
- Rental and strata-lot unit turnovers
- Tenant-improvement punch lists
- New-build deficiency lists
- Grab bars and other accessibility items
- Photos of each completed item
Add-ons
- Interior painting for suites and common areas
- Minor flooring repairs and transitions
- Furniture and equipment assembly
- Appliance swap-outs (no gas connections)
- Pressure washing and exterior touch-ups
Who it's for
Who we work with
Strata councils
A dependable crew for the running list of common-property fixes between larger projects.
Property managers
Work orders across multiple buildings, with fixed-fee quotes and photo close-outs.
Rental building owners
Turnover repairs between tenants, so suites are ready to show sooner.
Commercial landlords and tenants
Punch lists after tenant improvements, and small fixes in offices, clinics and retail units.
Process
How it works
- 01
Send the list
Email a list with photos or book a walkthrough. We flag anything that needs a licensed trade.
- 02
Fixed-fee quote
Small lists can often be quoted from photos; larger jobs get a walkthrough. You approve the price before we book.
- 03
One well-planned visit
We book a block of time, bring the parts we expect to need, and aim to finish the whole list.
- 04
Photo close-out
You get photos of completed items and notes on anything that needs follow-up.
Pricing
How quotes are priced
Repairs are quoted as a fixed fee for an agreed list rather than open-ended hourly billing. Price depends on:
Batching small items into one visit is the easiest way to keep repair costs down.
- Number and type of items on the list
- Materials and parts required
- Access, travel and building rules for contractors
- Whether work has to happen after hours
- Painting and finishing standards
Service areas
Handyman & Repairs across the region
Available throughout Metro Vancouver and the Fraser Valley. Choose a city to see local details.
Guides
Guides for property managers and councils
Maintenance
Strata Maintenance Schedule: A Seasonal Plan for Metro Vancouver and Fraser Valley Buildings
A strata maintenance schedule for Metro Vancouver and Fraser Valley buildings: monthly, quarterly and annual tasks, a seasonal plan and records to keep.
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Contractors
WorkSafeBC Clearance Letters: Why Your Building Contractor Needs One
A WorkSafeBC clearance letter shows a contractor is registered and paying premiums. Learn when to get one, how to read it and what BC stratas should collect.
8 min read
FAQ
Handyman & Repairs questions
What's the smallest job you'll take?
There's no strict minimum, but a single small item rarely justifies a trip on its own. We're happy to hold small items until there's enough for a visit, or combine them with other work at your building.
Do you do electrical, plumbing or gas work?
We handle minor plumbing repairs such as faucets, toilet parts and supply lines. Electrical work, gas work and anything needing a permit goes to a licensed trade, and we can help coordinate.
Can you handle a full unit turnover?
Yes. Turnovers usually combine drywall repair, touch-up or full painting, door and cabinet hardware, caulking and minor fixture repairs, followed by a move-in clean if you want one.
Do you repair strata common property?
Yes, for smaller repairs — touch-ups, hardware, trim, signage and similar items. Larger repairs and anything involving the building envelope, structure or life-safety systems are scoped with the appropriate trade or professional.
Services
Related services
Strata Cleaning
Common-area cleaning and routine upkeep for towers, low-rises and townhouse complexes, with council-ready photo reports.
Learn moreCommercial Cleaning
Scheduled janitorial programs for offices, clinics, retail and industrial sites, run from a written checklist with photo reports.
Learn morePost-Construction Cleaning
Rough, final and touch-up cleans after construction, renovations and tenant improvements, ready for handover.
Learn more
Get a quote
Request a free quote
Tell us about the building and what it needs. We reply within one business day to book a walkthrough or ask a few questions.
- 1
Send us the details
Use the form or call. Photos, a floor plan or a unit count help us come back faster.
- 2
Walkthrough or photo review
Recurring work gets an on-site walkthrough. Small repair lists can often be quoted from photos.
- 3
Written, fixed-price quote
Scope itemized line by line, with a proposed schedule. Nothing starts until you approve it.
Prefer to talk it through?
(778) 819-3204Monday – Friday 7:00 am – 6:00 pm · Saturday 9:00 am – 3:00 pm