​To-Do Lists & Empty Unit Turnovers:

One of my specialties, is tackling a “To-do List” in what I like to refer to as “Repair Days”, for homeowners, landlords, property managers, and real estate agents.   

A customer will send me a to-do list of tasks and I put aside a half-day, full day or multiple days for them, to quickly and efficiently tackle small tasks and repairs that they need done. It’s not unusual for me to repair some drywall, repair a light, do some painting, change some door handles, fix some closet doors, and change a set of taps all in the same day. I can tackle a few items myself, or for long To-Do Lists I can enlist the help of my business associate Rob Stevenson of Rob’s Renos and Repairs, to quickly move through your list. 

Often, I tackle To-Do Lists for homeowners who are trying to get their house ready for sale or who have just purchased a home and need some items repaired in their new home. 

I also do a lot of To-Do List repair days for landlords and property managers for occupied private rental units or for occupied Co-op Housing or Non-Profit Housing units. For example, it’s not unusual for my business associate Rob and I to go into 7 or 8 occupied apartments in the same day to do various small repairs. Putting a list of small repair items together beforehand and for us to set 1 or 2 days aside to go into multiple units for multiple repairs, is more efficient for me and saves time and money for the landlord.    

I also do a lot of repair days co-ordinated with other trades and contractors, and I will sometimes get referrals from them to their customers to do repairs before or after they do their work. Like painters for example, often I will go in and change some missing or broken baseboards, change some broken doors and fix some drywall, before they go in to paint.   

Another one of my specialties is “Empty Unit Turnovers”, which is getting empty apartments, townhouses and single-family properties ready for renting again or for sale. Rob and I will go in and do everything from garbage and furniture removal, small repairs, painting, changing countertops and flooring if needed, and basically whatever is needed to get the place back into shape. I do this mostly as part of a two-person team with Rob, but I will bring in extra help also if needed and if that help is available. 

So, if your have a To-Do List or if you’re looking for someone for Empty Unit Turnovers, please contact me with your questions. 

The best way to determine if I can help you is to send me your to-do lists in a detailed email, with as many details about your needs as possible. Also, please include in the email, type of property that the work is in, the location within Ottawa, where you found my contact information, your phone number, and the timeline for work. Thanks!​

Services Specialty: To Do-Lists & Empty Unit Turnovers