Commercial

Help Construction can take care of most any exterior non-structural repair needed for a retail, office, church, industrial, or institutional building. Examples of such would be masonry or canopy damage due to vehicle intrusion, railing or ramp repairs, exterior door repairs, or repairs to damage of the facade.

Help Interiors can take care of extensive or not so extensive repairs needed to the interior of most any commercial-use space.

Help Handyman makes smaller repairs such as repairs to toilet partitions, drywall repairs, tile wall and flooring repairs, minor plumbing and electrical repairs, acoustical ceiling repairs, access panel repairs, and so on.

Residential

Help Handyman takes care of all sorts of repairs for homeowners and property managers – from re-attaching loose gutters to repairing and repainting damaged drywall.

Help Remodeling makes residential repairs of a more significant nature, such as repairing a roof that has been damaged from a tree falling on it or whole-house repairs needed as part of a renovation or remodeling project.

Help Exteriors tackles repairs that are related to significant siding, cornice, fascia, or soffit damage or more than a couple of windows or doors to be repaired or replaced.