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Based in Brush Prairie, serving Vancouver & Clark County. General handyman work: $95 trip fee + $75/hour. Pricing details · WA EXPANHL741O4
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Stairs & railings
Tile & backsplash
Closet systems
Cabinet installation
Custom builds
Trim carpentry
Built-ins
Door installation
Exterior repairs
Fixtures
Fireplace tile
Railings & caps
Floating shelves
Mailbox posts
Pantry shelving
Home repairs, handled.
Doors that latch again. Sticking doors, stripped hinges, and strike plates that never quite catch, adjusted so the door closes with one hand.
Small installs, assessed first. Bath hardware, vent covers, and door hardware. The photo shows a bathroom refresh; electrical and plumbing requests need scope assessment and a licensed trade where required.
Vents trimmed after new floors. A wall vent framed in wood and tied into the new baseboard, so the opening looks finished instead of cut.
Front steps, solid again. Loose steps, rotted posts, and soft deck boards replaced and sealed to last through Northwest winters.
Posts that stand up straight. Leaning or rotted mailbox and fence posts, pulled and replaced.
Shelves, hung solid. Shelves, mirrors, TVs, and curtain rods, anchored into studs or with the right anchor for the wall.
Bigger projects, too.
Stairs, rebuilt. New oak treads, risers, newels, and balusters, finished to match the floors.
Trim with clean miters. Baseboard, casing, crown, and window trim. The details that make a room read as finished.
Cabinets, hung level. Uppers and lowers set level, with doors aligned so the gaps are even across the run.
A fireplace, tiled. Surrounds and backsplashes laid out from center, so the cuts land where they should.
Closets, built to the opening. Shelving and rods for closets, pantries, and laundry rooms, anchored into studs and finished to match.
A catio off the patio. The one-off projects that don't fit a category, designed on site and built to the space.
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Step 1
Tell us what's going on
Answer a few quick questions about the job and where it is.
Step 2
Get a clear quote
Small jobs get a price on the spot. Projects get a walkthrough and a written quote.
Step 3
We do the work
Scheduled block, tidy job site, photos when it's done. One person start to finish.
Rental Care
Repairs while tenants live there. Turnovers when they leave. All in one place.
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What neighbors say
"Working with Andrew was great! He was so fast at getting back to me, he even arrived within an hour and a half of me contacting him! He did a great job of hanging a heavy mirror and a very long picture frame for us. I would definitely recommend!"
"Alex installed a bicycle hoist on my garage ceiling. Great communication, pleasant, professional."
"Professional service all around from response to completion of the job."
Questions? Answers.
What areas do you serve?
We're based in Brush Prairie and work throughout Clark County, Washington: Vancouver, Battle Ground, Camas, Washougal, Ridgefield, La Center, Hockinson, and nearby. We serve Washington only and do not accept Oregon jobs.
How much does a handyman cost?
General handyman work is a $95 trip fee, then $75 an hour. Bigger projects like stair rebuilds or built-ins get a written quote after a walkthrough, so you know the number before work starts.
How soon can you come out?
Share your preferred timing with the request. Availability and the project scope are confirmed before scheduling; larger projects may need a site visit first.
How can I verify your contractor registration?
Expand Handyman LLC holds Washington general construction contractor registration EXPANHL741O4. Check the current Washington L&I record before hiring. General contractor registration does not authorize licensed electrical or plumbing work; those requests need scope assessment and referral to the appropriate licensed trade when required.
Do you supply the materials?
Usually, yes. Most customers have us pick up the materials, but you're welcome to buy your own.
Do you work with landlords and property managers?
Yes. Turnovers, inspection report items, and recurring work orders are a regular part of the schedule. We send photos when each item is done.
Is there a job too small?
No. A single door that won't latch is a normal call. If it's a very small item, we may suggest bundling it with a couple of others to make the visit worth your money.