Our service area

Yes. Pensacola's older homes need a careful hand: rotted trim and porch posts replaced to match, doors that have settled out of square, and repairs that look like they belong on a hundred-year-old house. We'll look at it and tell you plainly what it needs.

We can. A lot of storm repairs around Pensacola were done fast and cheap in the weeks after. Tell us what was patched — fence, siding, trim, a door frame — and send a few photos, and we'll give you a written estimate to do it properly.

The whole area. Downtown and the historic districts, Cordova Park and Scenic Heights, and the unincorporated side of Escambia County — Warrington, Myrtle Grove, Ferry Pass — out to Perdido Key. If it has a Pensacola address, ask us.

Usually, yes. Builder-grade doors, hardware, fixtures and trim in Crestview's newer subdivisions tend to wear out around the same time. We can work through a whole list in one visit and quote it up front.

Less surge, but the wind still reaches Crestview. Fences, shingles and loose trim are what usually go. If something came down in a storm, send photos and we'll tell you whether it's a repair or a replacement.

Yes. Patching, paint touch-ups, fixing doors and blinds, and fence repairs are the usual list before a PCS move. Send us everything at once and we'll quote it together so it's one visit.

Yes. Fort Walton Beach has a lot of these, and they tend to need the same things: tired doors and trim, dated bathrooms and kitchens, and old fences. We can take on a single repair or a room-by-room update.

We do. With Hurlburt and Eglin next door, tenants come and go on orders, and the make-ready list is usually the same: drywall patches, paint, doors, blinds, a fence section. Send the list and we'll quote the whole thing.

Often, yes. Fort Walton Beach's damp summers swell wood doors and frames, especially near the water. We can plane, re-hang or replace the door and seal it so it stops happening every August.

Yes. Bluewater Bay is part of the Niceville area we cover. Its HOA has rules on fences and exterior changes, so check with them first; we'll give you a written description of the work to send in.

Usually. Decks and stairs near Boggy Bayou and Rocky Bayou take constant moisture, and the boards and fasteners go first. We'll tell you whether it's a few boards or time to rebuild.

Yes. New owners near Eglin often have the same list: new locks, a few doors that don't latch, fixtures to swap, shelves and TVs to hang, and a fence section to fix. Send it over and we'll quote it as one job.

With a walk-through. Older Valparaiso homes usually show the same things first: soft wood around doors and windows, doors that drag, and worn-out trim and hardware. We'll tell you what's urgent and what can wait, and quote it.

Yes. Valparaiso rentals turn over with the base, and owners usually need a quick make-ready between tenants: patching, paint, doors, blinds and small fixes. We'll quote the list and get it done.

We can handle the deck and walkway side: rotted boards, loose railings and failed fasteners. We'll check what your city or county requires for anything built over the water before we start.

Usually. With all the trees on Shalimar lots, a limb through one section is common. If the posts on either side are still solid, we can replace the broken section and match it to the rest. Send us a photo and we'll tell you.

Yes. The larger Shalimar Pointe homes see bathroom and kitchen updates, trim and door work, and new or replaced fences. Check your community's rules for exterior work, and we'll quote the job up front.

Shalimar is in it. We cover Shalimar and its neighbors along Eglin Parkway, including Cinco Bayou and Fort Walton Beach.

Yes. Tell us your turnover days and we'll plan around them. Typical Okaloosa Island rental fixes are sliding doors that won't track, loose railings, worn stair treads, rusted fixtures and drywall dings from guests.

You're on a barrier island between the Gulf and the sound, with salt in the air every day. Ordinary screws, hinges and brackets don't last. When we replace hardware here, we tell you which options hold up better.

Inside your unit, often not; for anything on the outside, like balconies, railings, doors or windows, usually yes. Ask your association. We'll describe the work in writing so you can send it to them.

Yes. Destin rentals take a lot of wear: doors and locks, drywall, fixtures, deck boards, outdoor showers and gates. Send us your list and your turnover dates, and we'll get the work done between guests.

Yes. Destin's golf communities usually need approval for exterior work, including fences, doors and anything visible from the street. We'll write up the work and the materials so you can submit it, and start once it's approved.

Fence posts and gates, loose trim and soffit, screens, outdoor fixtures, and anything that could blow around. We can walk the house with you and fix the weak spots before June.