Handyman in St. Louis, MO

Handyman services in St. Louis

These are the handyman services St. Louis homeowners ask us for most. Most calls to a St. Louis handyman are a list of home repairs, not one job, and a local handyman who takes the whole list saves you calling three trades.

• Drywall repair: holes, cracks, nail pops and the water-stained patch left after a roof leak.
• Trim: baseboard, door and window casing, and loose or rotted exterior trim.
• Caulking: tubs, sinks, windows, doors and exterior joints where water gets in.
• Minor plumbing: fixture-level fixes such as a dripping faucet or a running toilet.
• Fixture installs: towel bars, shelving, mirrors, blinds and the other things that need mounting right.
• Punch-list work: the small items left at the end of a remodel or a home sale.
• Storm damage touch-ups: the small repairs left after the big ones.

We clear the list in one visit where we can, and as a local St. Louis roofing and exterior company, we price it in writing first.

Price

In writing before work starts

Coverage

Licensed and insured

Contact

Call or text, or use the form

Service area

St. Louis City and County, St. Charles County, Jefferson County

What a handyman can and can't do in St. Louis

Missouri has no statewide handyman license, so the line is drawn by permits. In St. Louis County, plumbing permits are issued to master plumbers and drainlayers licensed by the County, and electrical permits to County-licensed electrical contractors. Cities that run their own permit offices, such as University City, ask plumbers for that County license too.

• Handyman work: repairs and replacements at the fixture, with no new pipe, drain or wiring run.
• Licensed-trade work: new water or drain lines, water heaters, gas lines and new electrical circuits. Those need a licensed plumber or electrician and usually a permit.

If something on your list crosses that line, we'll say so before we start, so you can call the right trade for that one item.

Storm damage touch-ups

After a storm, the big repairs come first: the roof, then any siding or gutters that came down. What's left is handyman work, such as the ceiling patch after the leak is fixed, a torn screen, a loose piece of trim or a cracked caulk line. If the roof itself is leaking, start with roof repairs in St. Louis; whole walls of storm-damaged siding go to siding replacement, and bent or pulled-off runs to seamless gutter installation. We can take the handyman list once those are done.

Handyman in St. Charles, MO

Twin Rivers Contracting LLC provides handyman services. St. Charles, MO homeowners get the same list-based handyman work as St. Louis: drywall, trim, caulking, fixtures and storm touch-ups, priced in writing first. See our page on roofing in St. Charles for the bigger exterior work there.

How to choose a handyman in St. Louis

1. Proof of insurance. Missouri has no handyman license, so insurance is the check that matters.
2. A written price for the list before work starts.
3. They know where the trade line is and say when an item needs a licensed plumber or electrician.

Handyman services across St. Louis

We take handyman lists across the metro: St. Peters, O'Fallon and Wentzville in St. Charles County; Chesterfield, Ballwin and Kirkwood in St. Louis County; and Arnold and Jefferson County. See all service areas.