Everyday fixes
Sticking doors, damaged trim, drywall patches, loose hardware, and the little repairs that are easy to put off until the list gets long.
What Ted can help with
One capable pair of hands.
Plenty off your list.
Every home has its own list. Ted can help with the practical work that keeps a home comfortable and in good shape. From everyday repairs to installations and small improvements, the goal is simple: understand the problem, do the work carefully, and leave the space looking right. Ted: tell us which services you actually offer, and which jobs you do not take.
Putting things in place
Shelving, curtain rods, mirrors, cabinet hardware, and other home details installed securely, level, and where you want them.
Home improvements
Painting touch-ups, light carpentry, and small improvement projects that freshen a room or help your home work better day to day.
Ted at work
Meet Ted
The person who shows up matters.
When you invite someone into your home, you want clear communication, care for your space, and work that holds up. Ted helps homeowners work through repairs and improvements with a practical approach. He listens to what you need, explains the work, and pays attention to the finish as well as the fix.
Whether you have one specific job or a list you have been meaning to tackle, start by telling Ted what is going on. He can let you know if it is a good fit.
Ted: your real bio goes here. Tell us how long you have done this work, what you enjoy most, and anything customers should know about your approach. The photo at left is a sample image; please send a real photo of yourself to replace it.
Get in touch A look at the work
Recent projects.
A few examples of the kind of projects that make a house feel more finished. These images and captions are samples until Ted shares his own work.
Ted: please send six or more photos of your work, with a sentence about what you did in each. These are sample images and sample project descriptions.
Let’s get it done
Tell Ted what
you need.
Have a project in mind? Send a short note about the work and where you’re located. Include the kind of job, your location, and when you hope to have it done. Ted can follow up with questions and talk through the next step.
PhoneTed: your phone number goes here.
EmailTed: your email address goes here.
Service areaTed: the cities or neighborhoods you serve go here.