Local · Handyman · Shasta County
Local hands.
Careful work.
I'm a carpenter and woodworker doing handyman jobs while I work on becoming licensed by CSLB. Every job gets measured twice, fit before it's fastened, and finished right — not just finished fast.
I am not licensed by CSLB, but I am currently working toward becoming licensed.
Recent Work
Some projects I've
been involved with.
Many of these were completed under the direction of licensed contractors I've worked for.
See All ProjectsWhat I Do
Small jobs, done
the right way.
Why Work With Me
Why people trust the work I do.
I Notice the Small Stuff
A door that doesn't quite close right, a wall that's not quite straight — I notice, and I fix it.
I Take My Time to Get It Right
I'd rather take a few extra minutes than leave you with something that breaks again in a month.
I Catch Problems Early
Most expensive repairs start out small. I look for trouble before it turns into a bigger, costlier fix.
One of the craftsmen I admire illustrated this with the example of over-stretching a spring:
“You can try and bend it back and you can get it close, but you can never get that spring back to where it originally was.”
— Eric Hollenbeck, Blue Ox Millworks
That's why I take my time. Fixing a mistake after the fact almost never works as well as getting it right from the start.
My Background
Years of hands-on
experience.
I don't have my contractor's license yet — I'm working on it. But I've spent years working for licensed contractors, most recently as the on-site lead running big jobs like home additions, large decks, and full remodels. I also helped fix homes that had work done without the right permits, reframing them so they'd pass code. All of that shapes how I handle even the smallest handyman job today.
Ready to talk about your home-care needs?
Let's talk. I offer free, no-pressure estimates and honest advice — even if that means telling you someone else is the right guy for the job.
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