Rental property maintenance in Vancouver, WA
Repairs while tenants live there and turnovers when they leave, for landlords and property managers across Clark County. One person who knows your units, and a photo of every fix.
Your properties, handled.
Turnovers, inspection items, and work orders for rentals across Clark County, handled by one person who knows your units.
Turnovers, turned around. Send the move-out list. Patches, doors, fixtures, and trim get done in one block so the unit is ready to show.
Inspection reports, closed out. Forward the report so repair items can be assessed, quoted, and photographed when completed. Items needing a specialist or licensed trade are identified before work starts.
You don't need to be there. Leave a lockbox code. You'll get photos of every finished item, so you can sign off from anywhere.
Photos for your records. Before and after shots of each repair, ready for deposits, owner updates, and your files.
Small fixes before they're big ones. Loose railings, soft steps, and sticking doors fixed before they turn into tenant complaints or failed inspections.
One contact for every property. The same person handles every address, so there's no re-explaining and no new faces at your tenants' door.
Common questions
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.
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.