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This service covers the standard labor required for your initial window treatment installation. Because blinds vary in size, weight, and mounting requirements, pricing is determined based on the type of fixture and the complexity of the installation.

What is included:

• Standard labor:

• Inside-mount vertical blinds

• Outside-mount vertical blinds

• Sliding glass door blinds

• Wood horizontal blinds

• Faux wood horizontal blinds

• Aluminum mini blinds

• Vinyl horizontal blinds

• Cordless and motorized blinds

• Standard valances and tracks

• Similar items

• Initial setup:

• Completion of the primary placement, mounting, leveling, and installation service.

A few details to keep in mind:

• Measurement services:

• Window measurement services are not included. If needed, these must be scheduled and billed separately prior to installation.

• Blinds sourcing and procurement:

• Customers may provide their own pre-purchased blinds and hardware. If blinds need to be sourced by the installer, they will be purchased only after customer approval of the specific type, style, and cost.

• Fixture size and installation requirements:

• Final pricing is based on the size, weight, and mounting complexity of the fixture being installed.

• Additional fixtures:

• Any fixtures added to the project, whether during the same visit or a future appointment, will be priced separately based on their size and installation requirements.

• Materials and parts:

• If your installation requires additional hardware such as specialty masonry anchors, toggle bolts, extension brackets, spacer blocks, or other materials, those items will be billed separately.

This service category covers the standard labor required for interior painting, including walls, ceilings, trim, and touch‑ups. Because painting varies by room size, wall condition, paint type, and preparation needs, all interior painting services require an on‑site quote.

What is included:

Standard labor (quoted):

• Interior wall painting — quote

• Ceiling painting — quote

• Trim and baseboard painting — quote

• Touch‑up painting — quote

• Similar interior painting tasks

Initial setup:

Assessment of room size, wall condition, paint type, surface preparation needs, and accessibility. Includes confirming paint requirements, identifying repair needs, and providing a quote before work begins.

A few details to keep in mind:

Painting guidelines:

Interior painting includes:

• Surface preparation

• Minor patching

• Applying customer‑provided paint

• Clean edges and proper coverage

• Protecting floors and furniture

This service does not include:

• Supplying paint

• Major wall repairs

• Texturing or skim‑coating (unless quoted)

• Wallpaper removal (unless quoted)

Surface condition:

Pricing may vary if:

• Walls require extensive prep

• Previous paint is peeling

• Stains require sealing

• Ceilings are high or vaulted

Accessibility:

Pricing may vary if:

• Rooms are cluttered

• Furniture must be moved

• Tight spaces limit ladder access

Materials and parts:

Paint, primer, caulk, and specialty materials are billed separately when needed.

Customer‑provided paint:

Customers may provide their own paint. If paint needs to be sourced, it will be purchased only after customer approval of type, color, and cost.

Additional rooms:

Any additional rooms or surfaces added during the visit will be quoted separately based on size and preparation needs.

This service category covers the standard labor required for repairing damaged interior drywall, including small patches, larger cutouts, and wall restoration. Pricing is based on patch size, wall condition, accessibility, and any required finishing.

What is included:

Standard labor:

• Drywall repair — patch up to 4 inches (Small holes, dents, minor damage, screw pops, or small cutouts.)

• Drywall repair — patch greater than 4 inches (Larger holes, cutouts, damaged sections, or areas requiring backing support.)

• Similar interior drywall repair tasks

Initial setup:

Assessment of wall condition, patch size, required backing, compound layers, sanding needs, and finishing requirements. Includes preparing the workspace and confirming materials before work begins.

A few details to keep in mind:

Small patch guidelines (up to 4 inches):

Small patches typically include:

• Cleaning and prepping the damaged area

• Applying patch material or mesh

• Applying compound

• Sanding smooth

These repairs are generally quicker and require minimal backing.

Large patch guidelines (greater than 4 inches):

Larger patches may require:

• Cutting out damaged drywall

• Installing backing support

• Multiple compound layers

• Additional sanding

• Blending into surrounding wall

These repairs take more time and may require drying between layers.

Finishing & texture:

This service includes:

• Smooth finish sanding

• Basic blending

This service does not include:

• Full wall texturing

• Matching complex or specialty textures

• Skim‑coating entire walls

Texture matching can be quoted separately if needed.

Accessibility:

Pricing may vary if:

• Furniture must be moved

• Walls are obstructed

• Damage is near trim, outlets, or fixtures

• Multiple patches are required in different rooms

Materials and parts:

Drywall, backing material, compound, tape, and texture products are billed separately when needed.

Additional wall areas:

Any additional patches or rooms added during the visit will be billed separately based on size and complexity.

This service category covers the standard labor required for interior slab door replacement, minor slab door repair, and barn door installation. Because door work varies by door type, frame condition, hardware requirements, and accessibility, pricing is determined by the scope of work and materials needed. Some services require an on‑site quote.

What is included:

Standard labor:

• Standard slab door replacement (Replacing interior slab doors using existing frames and hinges.)

• Minor interior standard slab door repair (Adjustments, hardware fixes, minor alignment issues, sticking or rubbing.)

• Barn door installation — quote (Mounting track systems, hanging doors, ensuring smooth sliding operation.)

• Similar interior door tasks

Initial setup:

Assessment of door type, frame condition, hinge alignment, hardware requirements, and accessibility. Includes preparing the workspace, identifying repair needs, and confirming materials before work begins.

A few details to keep in mind:

Standard slab door replacement guidelines:

Door replacement includes:

• Removing the existing door

• Hanging the new slab door

• Installing hinges and hardware

• Ensuring proper swing, latch, and alignment

This service does not include:

• Replacing door frames

• Installing pre‑hung doors

• Major carpentry modifications

• Cutting custom door sizes (unless quoted)

Minor slab door repair guidelines:

Minor repairs may include:

• Tightening or replacing hardware

• Adjusting hinges

• Fixing sticking or rubbing

• Correcting minor alignment issues

This service does not include:

• Repairing damaged frames

• Fixing warped doors

• Rebuilding door jambs

Barn door installation — quote:

Barn door installation includes:

• Mounting track hardware

• Hanging the door

• Adjusting stops and guides

• Ensuring smooth sliding

This service does not include:

• Structural modifications

• Custom carpentry

• Reinforcing walls beyond standard mounting

• Installing electrical or lighting features

Accessibility:

Pricing may vary if:

• Hallways are narrow

• Doors are oversized or heavy

• Rooms are cluttered

• Additional hardware or reinforcement is required

Materials and parts:

Doors, tracks, hinges, handles, and specialty hardware are billed separately when needed.

Additional door work:

Any additional doors added during the visit will be billed separately based on replacement or repair needs.

This service category covers the standard labor required for residential carpet installation, including removal of old carpet, installation of new carpet, padding placement, and transition installation. Because carpet work varies by room size, layout, subfloor condition, and material type, all carpet installation services require an on‑site quote.

What is included:

Standard labor (quoted):

• Carpet installation — quote (Standard residential rooms, hallways, closets.)

• Carpet removal — quote (Removing existing carpet and padding.)

• Carpet padding installation — quote (Installing customer‑approved padding.)

• Trim and transition installation — quote

• Similar residential carpet tasks

Initial setup:

Assessment of room size, layout, subfloor condition, transition needs, and accessibility. Includes confirming materials, identifying prep requirements, and providing a quote before work begins.

A few details to keep in mind:

Carpet installation guidelines:

Carpet installation includes:

• Removing old carpet (if requested)

• Installing padding

• Stretching and securing carpet

• Installing transitions

• Ensuring proper fit around walls, corners, and doorways

This service does not include:

• Supplying carpet or padding

• Repairing damaged subfloors

• Installing custom stair carpeting (unless quoted)

• Specialty patterned carpet alignment (unless quoted)

Carpet removal guidelines:

Carpet removal may include:

• Cutting and removing old carpet

• Removing padding

• Preparing subfloor for new installation

Disposal fees may apply depending on volume and local requirements.

Padding installation:

Padding installation includes:

• Placing and securing customer‑approved padding

• Ensuring proper coverage and alignment

Specialty padding types may require additional labor.

Accessibility:

Pricing may vary if:

• Furniture must be moved

• Rooms are cluttered

• Hallways or stairs limit access

• Multiple rooms or transitions are involved

Materials and parts:

Carpet, padding, transitions, and specialty materials are billed separately when needed. Materials can be sourced after customer approval.

Additional rooms:

Any additional rooms or carpeted areas added during the visit will be quoted separately based on size and complexity.

This service category covers the standard labor required for Laminate Vinyl Plank (LVP) flooring installation, including floating floor systems, click‑lock planks, trim installation, and transitions. Because LVP installation varies by room size, layout, subfloor condition, and material type, all LVP services require an on‑site quote.

What is included:

Standard labor (quoted):

• LVP installation — quote (Floating floor systems, click‑lock planks, standard residential rooms.)

• Trim and transition installation — quote (Baseboards, quarter‑round, door transitions.)

• Floor prep — quote (Cleaning, minor leveling, moisture barrier placement if required.)

• Similar LVP flooring tasks

Initial setup:

Assessment of room size, layout, subfloor condition, moisture levels, transition needs, and accessibility. Includes confirming materials, identifying prep requirements, and providing a quote before work begins.

A few details to keep in mind:

LVP installation guidelines:

LVP installation includes:

• Floating floor installation

• Click‑lock plank alignment

• Cutting and fitting planks around corners and doorways

• Installing transitions and trim

• Ensuring proper expansion gaps

This service does not include:

• Subfloor leveling beyond minor prep

• Removing glued flooring

• Repairing damaged subfloors

• Installing underlayment unless quoted

Floor prep:

Floor prep may include:

• Cleaning and clearing debris

• Minor leveling

• Moisture barrier installation (if required and approved)

Major leveling or structural subfloor repair requires a separate quote.

Accessibility:

Pricing may vary if:

• Furniture must be moved

• Rooms are cluttered

• Hallways or stairs limit access

• Multiple rooms or transitions are involved

Materials and parts:

LVP flooring, underlayment, transitions, trim, and specialty materials are billed separately when needed. Materials can be sourced after customer approval.

Additional rooms:

Any additional rooms or flooring areas added during the visit will be quoted separately based on size and complexity.

This service category covers the standard labor required for Luxury Vinyl Tile (LVT) flooring installation, including floating or glue‑down systems, tile alignment, and transition installation. Because LVT installation varies by room size, layout, subfloor condition, and material type, all LVT services require an on‑site quote.

What is included:

Standard labor (quoted):

• LVT installation — quote (Floating or glue‑down tile systems for standard residential rooms.)

• Tile alignment and fitting — quote (Cutting and fitting tiles around corners, doorways, and fixtures.)

• Trim and transition installation — quote (Baseboards, quarter‑round, door transitions.)

• Floor prep — quote (Cleaning, minor leveling, moisture barrier placement if required.)

• Similar LVT flooring tasks

Initial setup:

Assessment of room size, layout, subfloor condition, moisture levels, transition needs, and accessibility. Includes confirming materials, identifying prep requirements, and providing a quote before work begins.

A few details to keep in mind:

LVT installation guidelines:

LVT installation includes:

• Floating or glue‑down installation

• Tile alignment and spacing

• Cutting tiles for corners and doorways

• Installing transitions and trim

• Ensuring proper expansion gaps (for floating systems)

This service does not include:

• Subfloor leveling beyond minor prep

• Removing glued flooring

• Repairing damaged subfloors

• Installing grout for specialty tiles (unless quoted)

Glue‑down vs. floating systems:

Glue‑down systems may require:

• Adhesive application

• Additional prep for bonding

• Longer curing times

Floating systems may require:

• Underlayment (if approved)

• Expansion gap placement

• Additional trim work

Floor prep:

Floor prep may include:

• Cleaning and clearing debris

• Minor leveling

• Moisture barrier installation (if required and approved)

Major leveling or structural subfloor repair requires a separate quote.

Accessibility:

Pricing may vary if:

• Furniture must be moved

• Rooms are cluttered

• Hallways or stairs limit access

• Multiple rooms or transitions are involved

Materials and parts:

LVT flooring, adhesive, underlayment, transitions, trim, and specialty materials are billed separately when needed. Materials can be sourced after customer approval.

Additional rooms:

Any additional rooms or flooring areas added during the visit will be quoted separately based on size and complexity.

This service category covers the standard labor required for garage and shed concrete floor painting, including surface cleaning, prep, priming, and applying customer‑approved floor paint. Because concrete floors vary in condition, moisture levels, and preparation needs, all garage/shed floor paint services require an on‑site quote.

What is included:

Standard labor (quoted):

• Garage floor paint — quote (Concrete prep, priming, and painting.)

• Shed floor paint — quote (Surface cleaning, priming, and painting for small or large sheds.)

• Concrete floor prep — quote (Cleaning, degreasing, minor patching.)

• Similar floor painting tasks

Initial setup:

Assessment of concrete condition, moisture levels, cracks, stains, and accessibility. Includes confirming paint type, identifying prep requirements, and providing a quote before work begins.

A few details to keep in mind:

Floor painting guidelines:

Garage and shed floor painting includes:

• Cleaning and prepping concrete

• Degreasing and stain removal

• Applying primer (if needed)

• Applying customer‑approved floor paint

• Ensuring even coverage and proper drying

This service does not include:

• Epoxy installation

• Major crack repair

• Moisture mitigation

• Concrete grinding or resurfacing

Surface prep:

Surface prep may include:

• Sweeping and debris removal

• Degreasing oil spots

• Minor patching of small cracks

• Light sanding if needed

Extensive repairs or leveling require a separate quote.

Paint type:

Customers may provide their own floor paint. If paint needs to be sourced, it will be purchased only after customer approval of type, color, and cost.

Accessibility:

Pricing may vary if:

• Space is cluttered

• Large items must be moved

• Moisture issues are present

• Multiple rooms or sections are involved

Materials and parts:

Floor paint, primer, patching materials, and specialty coatings are billed separately when needed.

Additional areas:

Any additional garage or shed sections added during the visit will be quoted separately based on size and prep needs.

This service category covers the standard labor required for assembling residential flatpack and pre‑boxed furniture. Because furniture varies in size, weight, complexity, and hardware requirements, pricing is determined by the item type, assembly difficulty, and accessibility within the home.

What is included:

Standard labor:

• Bed frame assembly

• Dresser assembly

• Nightstand assembly

• Bookshelf assembly

• Desk assembly

• TV stand assembly

• Table & chair assembly

• Storage cabinet assembly

• Flatpack furniture assembly (IKEA, Wayfair, Amazon, Target, Walmart, etc.)

• Multi‑piece furniture sets

• Similar residential furniture assembly tasks

Initial setup:

Assessment of the furniture pieces, unpacking, organizing hardware, reviewing manufacturer instructions, assembling components, ensuring stability, and positioning the item in the desired location.

A few details to keep in mind:

Assembly guidelines:

Furniture assembly includes:

• Unboxing and organizing parts

• Following manufacturer instructions

• Using appropriate tools

• Ensuring proper alignment and stability

• Final placement in the room

This service does not include:

• Modifying furniture

• Repairing damaged or missing parts

• Reinforcing structural components

• Wall‑mounting (unless selected under Fixtures/Mounts/Accessories)

Complexity considerations:

Pricing may vary for:

• Large wardrobes

• Multi‑section entertainment centers

• Heavy solid‑wood pieces

• Items requiring partial disassembly

• Furniture with integrated lighting or electronics

Accessibility:

Pricing may vary if:

• Assembly space is tight or obstructed

• Items must be carried up or down stairs

• Rooms require clearing before assembly

Materials and parts:

Replacement hardware (screws, brackets, anchors) is billed separately if needed.

Customer‑provided items:

All furniture must be provided by the customer. This service does not include sourcing or purchasing furniture.

Additional items:

Any additional furniture pieces added during the same visit will be billed separately based on assembly complexity.

This service category covers the standard labor required for moving residential furniture within the home. Because furniture varies in size, weight, and room accessibility, pricing is determined by the item type, movement distance, and any required disassembly or repositioning.

What is included:

Standard labor:

• Move furniture within the same room

• Move furniture room‑to‑room

• Move furniture floor‑to‑floor

• Reposition heavy items (Within safe lifting limits for one technician.)

• Disassemble/reassemble for moving (Only when required for safe movement.)

• Clear‑path furniture relocation

• Similar residential furniture moving tasks

Initial setup:

Assessment of the furniture pieces, movement path, stair or hallway access, potential obstacles, and any disassembly needs. Includes preparing the area, safely lifting, moving, repositioning, and ensuring the item is placed correctly.

A few details to keep in mind:

Movement guidelines:

Furniture moving includes:

• Safe lifting and transport

• Protecting walls, floors, and doorways

• Repositioning items as requested

• Minor disassembly if needed for safe movement

This service does not include:

• Moving extremely heavy items (pianos, safes, large appliances)

• Hoisting furniture over balconies

• Moving items to or from storage units

• Transporting furniture between different properties

Weight & safety considerations:

Pricing may vary for:

• Oversized or unusually heavy items

• Solid‑wood furniture

• Large sectionals

• Items requiring partial disassembly

• Tight corners or narrow hallways

Accessibility:

Pricing may vary if:

• Stairs are involved

• Rooms are cluttered or obstructed

• Furniture must be maneuvered through tight spaces

• Flooring requires extra protection

Materials and parts:

Replacement hardware (screws, brackets, anchors) is billed separately if needed during disassembly/reassembly.

Customer‑provided items:

All furniture must already be on‑site. This service does not include sourcing or purchasing furniture.

Additional items:

Any additional furniture pieces added during the same visit will be billed separately based on movement complexity.

Electrical Outlet Replacement

This service covers the standard labor required for replacing an existing electrical outlet. Because outlets vary in type, safety features, and installation requirements, pricing is determined based on the outlet style and the complexity of the replacement. This service applies only to existing outlet locations.

What is included:

Standard labor:

• 2‑prong outlet replacements

• 3‑prong outlet replacements

• GFCI outlet replacements

• Similar outlet replacement items (Tamper‑resistant, weather‑resistant, or other standard residential receptacles that are direct replacements.)

Initial setup:

Completion of the primary removal, inspection, wiring connection, mounting, and testing of the replacement outlet.

A few details to keep in mind:

Outlet type and installation requirements:

Final pricing is based on the outlet type (2‑prong, 3‑prong, GFCI, tamper‑resistant, weather‑resistant, etc.), the wiring condition, and the complexity of the replacement. Some outlets require functional grounding, additional wiring checks, or specific installation steps to ensure safe operation.

Existing outlet locations only:

This service covers replacements at current outlet positions. It does not include adding new outlets, relocating outlets, or running new circuits.

Additional outlets:

Any outlets added to the project, whether during the same visit or a future appointment, will be priced separately based on their type and installation requirements.

Materials and parts:

If your replacement requires additional components such as upgraded wall plates, grounding pigtails, GFCI load‑side wiring, box extenders, or other materials, those items will be billed separately.

This service covers the standard labor required for replacing an existing light switch or faceplate. Because switches and faceplates vary in style, function, and installation requirements, pricing is determined based on the type of item being replaced and the complexity of the installation. This service applies only to existing switch and outlet locations.

What is included:

Standard labor:

• Single‑pole switch replacements

• Dimmer switch replacements

• Similar switch replacement items (Toggle, rocker, or other standard residential switches that are direct replacements.)

• Outlet faceplate replacements

• Light switch faceplate replacements

• Multi‑gang faceplate replacements

• Similar faceplate replacement items (Decorative, screwless, oversized, or other standard residential faceplates that are direct replacements.)

Initial setup:

Completion of the primary removal, inspection, wiring connection (for switches), alignment, mounting, and testing of the replacement switch or faceplate.

A few details to keep in mind:

Switch and faceplate type requirements:

Final pricing is based on the switch or faceplate type (single‑pole, dimmer, toggle, rocker, decorative, screwless, multi‑gang, etc.) and the complexity of the replacement. Some switches require compatible wiring or additional testing to ensure proper function. Multi‑gang faceplates may require precise alignment.

Existing locations only:

This service covers replacements at current switch or outlet positions. It does not include adding new switches, outlets, relocating devices, or running new circuits.

Additional items:

Any switches or faceplates added to the project, whether during the same visit or a future appointment, will be priced separately based on their type and installation requirements.

Materials and parts:

If your replacement requires additional components such as upgraded wall plates, wire connectors, spacers, box extenders, or other materials, those items will be billed separately.

This service covers the standard labor required for removing an existing ceiling fan and installing a new one in the same location. Because ceiling fans vary in size, weight, and installation requirements, pricing is determined based on the fan type and the complexity of the replacement. This service applies only to locations where the necessary electrical setup is already present and ready for installation.

What is included:

Standard labor:

• Removal of existing ceiling fan

• Installation of new ceiling fan at the same location

• Similar ceiling fan replacement items (Standard residential ceiling fans that are direct replacements.)

Initial setup:

Completion of the primary removal, inspection of the existing setup, assembly of the new fan components, mounting, connection, and testing of the replacement ceiling fan.

A few details to keep in mind:

Existing electrical setup required:

For a smooth and safe installation, the existing location must already have:

• Working electrical wiring

• A properly installed fan‑rated support box

• Adequate structural support for the new fan

If these components are already in place and functional, the replacement can be completed during the visit. If any part of the setup is missing or not suitable for a ceiling fan, additional work may be needed before installation can proceed.

Existing location only:

This service covers replacing a ceiling fan at the current mounting point. It does not include adding new fan locations or relocating fans.

Additional fans:

Any ceiling fans added to the project, whether during the same visit or a future appointment, will be priced separately based on their installation requirements.

Materials and parts:

If your replacement requires additional components such as downrods, mounting brackets, balancing kits, or upgraded support hardware, those items will be billed separately.

This service covers the standard labor required for replacing an existing ceiling‑mounted light fixture with a new one in the same location. Because ceiling fixtures vary in size, style, and installation requirements, pricing is determined based on the fixture type and the complexity of the replacement. This service applies only to existing fixture locations with functional wiring.

What is included:

Standard labor:

• Recessed / can light replacements

• LED retrofit recessed light replacements

• Standard ceiling light fixture replacements

• Flush‑mount and semi‑flush mount replacements

• Pendant light replacements

• Similar fixture replacement items (Low‑profile LED fixtures, decorative ceiling lights, or other standard residential fixtures that are direct replacements.)

Initial setup:

Completion of the primary removal, inspection of the existing wiring or housing, assembly of the new fixture (if required), mounting, connection, and testing.

A few details to keep in mind:

Fixture type and installation requirements:

Final pricing is based on the fixture type (recessed, retrofit LED, flush‑mount, pendant, low‑profile LED, etc.) and the complexity of the replacement. Some fixtures require compatible housings, trim sizes, or mounting brackets.

Existing locations only:

This service covers replacements at current fixture positions. It does not include adding new fixtures, cutting new openings, relocating fixtures, or installing new junction boxes or housings.

Additional fixtures:

Any fixtures added to the project, whether during the same visit or a future appointment, will be priced separately based on their type and installation requirements.

Materials and parts:

If your replacement requires additional components such as trim kits, adapters, mounting brackets, anchors, downrods, or other hardware, those items will be billed separately.

This service covers the standard labor required for replacing an existing light bulb with a new one. Because bulbs vary in type, brightness, and installation requirements, pricing is determined based on the bulb style and the complexity of the replacement. This service applies only to existing fixtures with functional wiring and accessible bulb sockets.

What is included:

Standard labor:

• Standard bulb replacements

• LED bulb replacements

• Recessed/can light bulb replacements

• Ceiling‑mounted fixture bulb replacements

• Similar bulb replacement items (Indoor residential bulbs that are direct replacements.)

Initial setup:

Completion of the primary removal of the old bulb, inspection of the socket, installation of the new bulb, and testing for proper operation.

A few details to keep in mind:

Bulb type and installation requirements:

Final pricing is based on the bulb type (standard, LED, recessed, specialty, etc.) and the complexity of the replacement. Some bulbs require compatible fixtures, specific wattage limits, or careful handling.

Existing fixtures only:

This service covers bulb replacements in current fixtures. It does not include installing new fixtures, modifying fixtures, or repairing damaged sockets.

Additional bulbs:

Any bulbs added to the project, whether during the same visit or a future appointment, will be priced separately based on their type and installation requirements.

Materials and parts:

If your replacement requires additional components such as specialty bulbs, adapters, or hardware, those items will be billed separately.

This service covers the standard labor required for replacing an existing HVAC interior air filter. Because filters vary in size, type, and accessibility, pricing is determined based on the filter style and the complexity of the replacement. This service applies only to existing HVAC systems with accessible filter compartments.

What is included:

Standard labor:

• Standard HVAC air filter replacements

• Pleated filter replacements

• High‑efficiency (HEPA‑style) filter replacements

• Similar filter replacement items (Any residential HVAC filter that is a direct replacement for the existing system.)

Initial setup:

Completion of the primary removal of the old filter, inspection of the filter compartment, installation of the new filter, and testing for proper airflow.

A few details to keep in mind:

Filter type and installation requirements:

Final pricing is based on the filter type (standard, pleated, high‑efficiency, etc.), the size of the filter, and the accessibility of the compartment. Some systems require specific filter ratings or careful alignment to ensure proper airflow.

Existing HVAC systems only:

This service covers filter replacements in current HVAC units. It does not include modifying HVAC systems, repairing damaged compartments, or installing new filtration equipment.

Additional filters:

Any filters added to the project, whether during the same visit or a future appointment, will be priced separately based on their type and installation requirements.

Materials and parts:

If your replacement requires additional components such as specialty filters, compartment clips, or sealing materials, those items will be billed separately.

This service category covers the standard labor required for removing and disposing of mixed trash, general junk, furniture, and non‑hazardous debris. Pricing is determined by the volume of junk being removed, based on the selected trailer load size. Specialty items and heavy materials are not included in trailer load pricing and must be selected under their specific categories.

What is included:

Standard labor:

• Junk removal — truck load size

• Junk removal — half trailer size

• Junk removal — full trailer size

• Similar volume‑based junk removal items (General household junk, bagged trash, loose debris, furniture, and non‑hazardous materials.)

Initial setup:

Assessment of junk volume, loading the trailer, securing the load, transporting materials, and disposing of them at an appropriate facility.

A few details to keep in mind:

Volume‑based pricing:

Trailer load sizes determine the final cost. This includes:

• Mixed trash

• Household junk

• Furniture

• Bagged debris

• Non‑hazardous materials

If the junk exceeds the selected load size, additional volume will be billed accordingly.

Specialty items not included:

The following items cannot be priced under trailer load sizes and must be selected under their dedicated categories due to disposal requirements:

• Mattresses

• Appliances

• Tires

• Concrete or asphalt

• Soil or sod (cannot be wet)

These materials have unique disposal rules, weight considerations, or facility restrictions.

Material restrictions:

This service does not include hazardous waste, chemicals, paint, fuel, or any restricted disposal items.

Accessibility:

Pricing may vary if materials are difficult to access, require additional labor, or need to be moved from upper floors, long distances, or tight spaces.

Disposal fees:

Trailer load pricing includes standard disposal fees for general junk only. Specialty disposal fees apply to restricted materials and are billed separately under their respective categories.

This service category covers the standard labor required for removing and disposing of single specialty household items. These items require specific handling, transportation, or disposal methods that differ from general junk removal. Pricing is determined by the item type, accessibility, and disposal requirements.

What is included:

Standard labor:

• Mattress removal/disposal

• Appliance removal/disposal (Refrigerators, washers, dryers, ovens, microwaves, etc.)

• Tire removal/disposal

• Similar specialty household item removals (Items requiring dedicated disposal processes.)

Initial setup:

Assessment of the item, safe removal from the home, loading, securing the item, transportation, and disposal at an appropriate facility.

A few details to keep in mind:

Specialty disposal requirements:

These items cannot be priced under trailer load sizes due to facility rules, weight limits, or environmental regulations. This includes:

• Mattresses

• Appliances

• Tires

Each item has its own disposal fee structure.

Accessibility:

Pricing may vary if the item is difficult to access, requires additional labor, or must be moved from upper floors, tight spaces, or long distances.

Material restrictions:

This service does not include hazardous waste, chemicals, fuel, or restricted materials inside appliances. Appliances must be empty before removal.

Disposal fees:

Specialty disposal fees apply to all items in this category. Fees vary based on:

• Item type

• Weight

• Disposal facility requirements

Additional items:

Any additional specialty items added during the same visit will be billed separately based on their type and disposal needs.

This service category covers the standard labor required for removing and disposing of heavy or outdoor materials that cannot be mixed with general junk. These materials have strict disposal requirements, weight limitations, and facility rules. Pricing is determined by the material type, volume, accessibility, and disposal requirements.

What is included:

Standard labor:

• Tire removal/disposal

• Concrete or asphalt only removal/disposal

• Soil or sod removal/disposal (cannot be wet)

• Similar heavy or outdoor material removals (Items requiring dedicated disposal processes.)

Initial setup:

Assessment of the material, safe loading, securing the load, transportation, and disposal at an appropriate facility.

A few details to keep in mind:

Strict disposal requirements:

These materials cannot be priced under trailer load sizes due to facility rules, weight restrictions, and environmental regulations. This includes:

• Tires

• Concrete

• Asphalt

• Soil

• Sod

Each material type has its own disposal fee structure.

Soil & sod moisture rule:

Soil or sod cannot be wet. Wet material significantly increases weight and may be rejected by disposal facilities.

Concrete & asphalt rules:

Concrete and asphalt must be clean and free of:

• Rebar

• Metal

• Trash

• Mixed debris

Mixed loads cannot be accepted.

Accessibility:

Pricing may vary if materials are:

• Far from loading areas

• Spread across large yards

• On slopes

• Difficult to shovel or lift

• Located in tight or obstructed spaces

Disposal fees:

Specialty disposal fees apply to all items in this category. Fees vary based on:

• Material type

• Weight

• Volume

• Facility requirements

Additional materials:

Any additional heavy materials added during the same visit will be billed separately based on their type and disposal needs.

This service category covers the standard labor required for repairing, remounting, replacing, or installing residential mailboxes. Because mailbox setups vary by mounting style, post condition, and ground stability, pricing is determined by the mailbox type, installation requirements, and accessibility.

What is included:

Standard labor:

• Remount mailbox (post to ground) (Re‑securing a loose or fallen post back into the ground.)

• Remount mailbox to post (Reattaching the mailbox box to an existing post.)

• Replace mailbox (box only) (Swapping out the mailbox box while keeping the existing post.)

• Install mailbox (Full installation of a new mailbox and post at an existing location.)

• Similar mailbox repair or installation tasks (Standard residential mailbox setups only.)

Initial setup:

Assessment of the mailbox location, post condition, mounting hardware, ground stability, and installation requirements. Includes securing the post or box, leveling, and ensuring proper alignment.

A few details to keep in mind:

Existing location preferred:

Mailbox services apply primarily to current mailbox locations. This service does not include:

• Relocating mailbox positions

• Digging new holes in restricted areas

• Concrete footings beyond standard post stabilization

These may require separate quotes depending on site conditions.

Post condition matters:

If the existing post is:

• Rotten

• Bent

• Severely damaged

• Not structurally sound

A new post installation may be required.

Ground stability:

Pricing may vary if the ground is:

• Rocky

• Hard clay

• Soft or unstable

• Obstructed by roots or landscaping

Additional labor may be required for proper stabilization.

Materials and parts:

Mailbox boxes, posts, brackets, screws, anchors, and concrete (if needed) are billed separately.

Accessibility:

Pricing may vary if the mailbox area is:

• Far from parking

• Surrounded by landscaping

• Difficult to reach

• Blocked by fences or obstacles

Additional mailbox tasks:

Any additional mailbox repairs or installations added during the same visit will be billed separately based on the work required.

This service category covers the standard labor required for installing and removing holiday lights on residential properties. Because holiday lighting involves roof access, ladder safety, custom layouts, and seasonal conditions, pricing is determined by the home’s size, accessibility, and the scope of the lighting design. All holiday light services require an on‑site quote.

What is included:

Standard labor (quoted):

• Install holiday lights — quote (Roofline lights, gutter lights, porch lights, tree wrapping, railing lights, and similar installations.)

• Remove holiday lights — quote (Safe removal from rooflines, gutters, trees, and exterior structures.)

Initial setup:

Assessment of the home exterior, roofline accessibility, ladder requirements, lighting layout, electrical access, and safety conditions. A quote is provided before any work begins.

A few details to keep in mind:

Customer‑provided lights:

Holiday lights must be provided by the customer. This service does not include:

• Supplying lights

• Designing custom lighting packages

• Providing specialty commercial lighting

Standard residential lights only.

Roof & ladder safety:

Pricing may vary based on:

• Roof height

• Roof pitch

• Gutter condition

• Ladder access points

• Slippery or icy conditions

• Obstructions such as trees or landscaping

Safety requirements may affect scheduling and cost.

Seasonal conditions:

Holiday light installation and removal may be impacted by:

• Snow

• Ice

• High winds

• Freezing temperatures

• Limited daylight hours

Weather delays may occur during peak season.

Electrical access:

Customer must have:

• Functional exterior outlets

• Adequate power supply for the lighting load

• Safe extension cords (if needed)

This service does not include electrical modifications.

Local rules & HOA guidelines:

Some neighborhoods or HOAs may have:

• Lighting restrictions

• Height limits

• Color or style rules

• Installation date windows

• Removal deadlines

Work will be performed in accordance with local guidelines.

Disposal:

Holiday light services do not include disposal of old or broken lights. Customer must provide replacement lights if needed.

Additional lighting:

Any additional lighting areas added during the visit will be quoted separately based on accessibility and complexity.

This service category covers the standard labor required for installing small outdoor features such as cement slabs and outdoor misters. Because outdoor installations vary in size, materials, and site conditions, pricing is determined by the project scope, accessibility, and preparation requirements. Some services require an on‑site quote.

What is included:

Standard labor:

• Pour cement slab (Small pads for trash bins, AC units, sheds, steps, or similar uses.)

• Install mister — quote (Mounting, connecting to existing water source, testing spray pattern.)

• Similar small outdoor installations (Projects that do not require major excavation or structural concrete work.)

Initial setup:

Assessment of the installation area, verification of existing water or electrical access (if applicable), site preparation, installation, and final testing for proper operation.

A few details to keep in mind:

Cement slab guidelines:

Cement slab installation includes:

• Site leveling

• Form setup

• Pouring and finishing

• Basic curing guidance

This service does not include:

• Large structural slabs

• Footings

• Driveways

• Major excavation

• Reinforced concrete with rebar cages

These require separate quotes or specialized contractors.

Mister installation guidelines:

Mister installation applies only to:

• Existing water supply locations

• Standard residential mister systems

• Mounting to patios, pergolas, or exterior walls

This service does not include:

• Running new water lines underground

• Installing new valves

• Major plumbing modifications

Additional parts (mister heads, tubing, brackets) are billed separately.

Accessibility:

Pricing may vary if the installation area is:

• Uneven

• Obstructed

• Far from access points

• Surrounded by landscaping

• Difficult to reach with tools or materials

Materials and parts:

Concrete, forms, mister components, brackets, and specialty hardware are billed separately based on project requirements.

Additional installations:

Any additional outdoor installation tasks added during the same visit will be quoted and billed separately.

This service category covers the standard labor required for exterior concrete slab sealing and resealing, including patios, driveways, walkways, and exterior pads. Because exterior concrete varies in age, condition, exposure, and preparation needs, all exterior concrete sealing services require an on‑site quote.

What is included:

Standard labor (quoted):

• Exterior concrete slab sealing — quote (Applying customer‑approved sealant to protect against moisture, weather, and wear.)

• Exterior concrete slab resealing — quote (Refreshing worn or failing sealant on existing slabs.)

• Surface cleaning and prep — quote (Removing dirt, debris, and contaminants before sealing.)

• Similar exterior concrete sealing tasks

Initial setup:

Assessment of slab condition, cracks, stains, weather exposure, and accessibility. Includes confirming sealant type, identifying prep requirements, and providing a quote before work begins.

A few details to keep in mind:

Concrete sealing guidelines:

Exterior concrete sealing includes:

• Cleaning and prepping slab

• Applying customer‑approved sealant

• Ensuring even coverage

• Allowing proper drying and curing time

This service does not include:

• Grinding or resurfacing concrete

• Structural concrete repair

• Epoxy coatings

• Major crack repair (unless quoted)

Surface prep:

Surface prep may include:

• Sweeping and debris removal

• Pressure washing (if approved)

• Light patching of small cracks

• Removing loose or failing old sealant

Extensive repairs or leveling require a separate quote.

Sealant type:

Customers may provide their own sealant. If sealant needs to be sourced, it will be purchased only after customer approval of type, finish, and cost.

Accessibility:

Pricing may vary if:

• Areas are obstructed

• Large items must be moved

• Slabs are heavily weathered

• Multiple exterior sections are involved

Materials and parts:

Sealant, patching materials, and specialty coatings are billed separately when needed.

Additional exterior areas:

Any additional slabs, walkways, or pads added during the visit will be quoted separately based on size and prep needs.

This service category covers the standard labor required for tree trimming and tree removal. Because tree work involves height, equipment, safety requirements, and local municipal regulations, pricing is determined by the tree size, location, accessibility, and disposal requirements. All tree services require an on‑site quote.

What is included:

Standard labor (quoted):

• Tree trim — quote (Shaping, height reduction, dead limb removal, canopy thinning, clearance trimming.)

• Tree removal — quote (Full removal of tree, cutting into manageable sections, safe lowering, and debris handling.)

Initial setup:

Assessment of tree size, condition, proximity to structures, local rules, disposal requirements, and equipment needs. A quote is provided before any work begins.

A few details to keep in mind:

Local rules & compliance:

Tree trimming and removal must follow municipal and county regulations, which may include:

• Protected or restricted tree species

• Permit requirements for large removals

• Height or equipment restrictions

• Disposal rules for green waste

• Neighborhood or HOA guidelines

• Seasonal restrictions (fire risk periods, nesting seasons)

Compliance with local rules may affect scheduling and pricing.

Tree trimming guidelines:

Tree trimming may include:

• Dead or hazardous limb removal

• Clearance trimming from homes, fences, sidewalks, or driveways

• Canopy thinning for improved airflow

• Height reduction where allowed

• Safety trimming around utility lines (utility‑owned lines require coordination with the power company)

Tree removal guidelines:

Tree removal may include:

• Full tree takedown

• Sectioning and controlled lowering

• Cutting trunk and limbs into manageable pieces

• Optional stump removal (quoted separately)

• Green waste disposal according to local rules

Accessibility:

Pricing may vary if the tree is:

• Close to structures

• Near power lines

• On slopes or uneven ground

• Difficult to reach with equipment

• Surrounded by landscaping that limits access

Disposal & debris handling:

Tree debris disposal follows local green‑waste rules. Some municipalities require:

• Separation of branches and trunk sections

• Specific drop‑off locations

• Weight limits

• Additional fees for large loads

Additional services:

Any additional trees or trimming discovered during the visit will be quoted separately based on size, condition, and accessibility.

This service category covers the standard labor required for diagnosing and repairing existing irrigation and sprinkler systems. Because irrigation systems involve water lines, valves, controllers, and underground components, pricing is determined by the type of repair, accessibility, and system condition. This service applies only to existing systems with functional water supply lines.

What is included:

Standard labor:

• Irrigation repair (Broken sprinkler heads, leaking lines, damaged drip lines, faulty valves, low pressure issues, coverage problems, etc.)

• Controller troubleshooting (Programming issues, faulty zones, timer malfunctions.)

• Minor line repairs (Small leaks, cracked fittings, damaged drip tubing.)

• Similar irrigation system repairs (Repairs to existing components only.)

Initial setup:

Assessment of the system, identification of faulty components, testing water pressure and zone functionality, performing repairs, and verifying proper operation.

A few details to keep in mind:

Existing systems only:

This service covers repairs to current irrigation systems. It does not include:

• New system installations

• Full system replacements

• Trenching or running new lines

• Adding new zones

These items require separate quotes.

Seasonal considerations:

Irrigation systems may be affected by:

• Freeze damage

• Spring startup issues

• Winterization problems

• Drought or water‑restriction periods

Seasonal conditions may impact repair needs and pricing.

Local rules & compliance:

Some municipalities require:

• Backflow prevention compliance

• Approved irrigation components

• Watering schedule restrictions

• Permits for major system modifications

Repairs will be performed in accordance with local regulations.

Accessibility:

Pricing may vary if components are:

• Buried deep

• Located under landscaping

• Obstructed by roots or hardscape

• Difficult to reach or identify

Materials and parts:

Replacement parts such as sprinkler heads, valves, fittings, drip components, or controller hardware are billed separately.

Additional repairs:

Any additional irrigation issues discovered during the visit will be quoted and billed separately based on the repair type and complexity.