One plan for the whole list
Fences, fixtures, mounting, painting, and small welding jobs, planned so each trip covers as much as it can.
Dallas-Fort Worth, TX
Send the whole list with a few photos. You get an estimate before we start, and a home where everything works again.
A gate starts to sag. A fence rail rusts at the bottom. A hole in the wall waits for someone to get to it. Each one is a quick fix today and a bigger one the longer it sits.
A gate that drags works its hinges loose, and a leaning fence panel only leans further.
A slow drip stains the cabinet under the sink, and a hole in the wall starts to look permanent.
Saturdays go to the list, or to calling around for someone willing to take a small job.
Getting a small repair done shouldn't be harder than the repair itself.
Fences, fixtures, mounting, painting, and small welding jobs, planned so each trip covers as much as it can.
Photos of each item let us send an estimate for the whole list before we start.
Welding, pool equipment, small engines, and trailers, on top of the everyday repairs.
Your handyman
You have better things to do with a Saturday than fight a sagging gate, and lining up help for a two-hour job can turn into a project of its own.
Jaden started Trailhead Handyman to take on exactly those jobs. The person who estimates your job is the person who does it, with experience from years of hands-on work:
When Jaden's not fixing things, you can find him at the trailhead or with a fishing pole in his hand.
Use the contact form. Add a photo of each item so we can size the job before we arrive.
We'll ask what we need to know, then send an estimate for the work.
We bring the parts, work through the list, and clean up before we leave.
Before and after
Photos from Jaden's own recent jobs, taken when the work started and again when it was done.
Hard water had corroded the bottom rails of the fence and gate, and one panel was leaning. We welded the damaged sections back together on site and set the fence straight.
Ashley
Trailhead Handyman did an excellent job repairing our iron fencing and gate that had corroded from our hard water in Boyd, TX. Pricing was very fair; he kept the work area cleaned up, communicated well, and was on time. Thank you!
This wood gate had come off its hinges and was leaning on the house. We braced it and hung it back on the post so it closes again.
The gate section by the tree had pulled away from its post. New cedar posts and boards closed the gap.
Carolyn
Jaden did a fantastic job fixing my fence! He is a great handyman and I would recommend him to everyone! Honest and reliable!
A square opening cut to reach a pipe, closed up, textured, and painted to match the rest of the wall.
Ruben
We were really impressed with this Handy man service! Fair priced, accurate estimate, very tidy and showed up in time with great communication throughout our project. We’ve already hired them for the next job! Highly recommended!
At Trailhead Handyman, we know you want a home that works the way it should, without handing over every weekend to keep it that way. The trouble is that small repairs stack up, and most of them are too small to get anyone's attention.
We think a small repair should be easy to get done. That's why we take the whole list: home repairs, fixture installation, mounting and assembly, fence and deck repair, small welding jobs, painting, tile work, cabinetry repair, pool equipment repair, small engine repair, trailer repair, and moving help. You send photos, we send an estimate, and then we get to work.
We serve homeowners across Dallas-Fort Worth, including Dallas, Tarrant, Collin, Denton, and Wise counties. Not sure your address is inside the range? Send it with your request and we'll confirm before anything goes on the calendar.
Punch lists and the small fixes that pile up.
Faucets, light fixtures, ceiling fans, and bath hardware installed and tested.
TVs, shelves, and mirrors mounted level, plus furniture assembly.
Leaning posts, sagging gates, and loose boards made solid again.
Cracked gate hinges, broken railings, and brackets welded solid on site.
Single rooms, trim, doors, and touch-ups.
Cracked tiles swapped, grout renewed, and small tile jobs set straight.
Sagging doors, broken hinges, and sticky drawers fixed so cabinets close right.
Pumps, filters, and pool equipment repaired, plus cleanups to get the water back.
Mowers, trimmers, blowers, and pressure washers running again.
Lights, wiring, jacks, decks, and cracked frames on utility trailers.
Furniture moved room to room, trucks loaded and unloaded, heavy pieces handled with care.
Small and medium jobs around the house: the running punch list most homes collect, fixture swaps, TV mounting, furniture assembly, fence and gate repair, painting, tile work, cabinet repair, pool equipment repair, small engine and trailer repair, small welding jobs, and moving help. We don't take work that needs a licensed electrician, plumber, or roofer.
Yes, and it's the best way to use a handyman. One visit that covers the loose towel bar, the sticking door, and the shelf that never got hung costs less than three separate trips. Send the whole list and we'll plan the visit around it.
Either way works. If you've already picked a faucet, a fan, or paint, have it on site and we install it. If you'd rather we pick up standard parts such as anchors, caulk, hinges, and lumber, say so when you request the estimate and we include them.
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Send it today with a few photos and get an estimate. Left alone, the list only grows.