Rome & Northwest Georgia

The handyman for the list you keep putting off

Decks, drywall, painting, doors, gutters, TV mounting and pressure washing, handled in one visit by an owner-operated repair business based in Rome.

5.0 from 40 Google reviews
Owner-operated
Based in Rome, GA

What we handle

Twelve kinds of work, one phone call

Most jobs that come in are not one repair. They are a handful of small ones that have been accumulating. Everything below can be handled on the same visit.

Handyman & Home Repair

One visit for the pile of small jobs that never justify a specialist on their own.

What's involved

TV Mounting

Fixed into studs or properly anchored, cables managed, every source tested before we leave.

What's involved

Drywall Repair

Holes, cracks, popped tape and ceiling stains, finished and primed so the patch disappears.

What's involved

Interior Painting

Filling, caulking and cut-in work, then two coats. The prep is most of the job.

What's involved

Deck Building & Deck Repair

New decks built, and old ones sorted out: boards, railings, stairs and the framing underneath.

What's involved

Siding & Structural Repairs

Damaged siding, rotten soffit and fascia and spongy subfloor, cut back to sound wood.

What's involved

Door Repair & Installation

Doors that stick, drag or will not latch, plus new interior and exterior installations.

What's involved

Gutter Cleaning & Repair

Cleared by hand, every downspout flow-tested, sagging sections re-secured.

What's involved

Pressure Washing

Driveways, siding, walkways, decks and patios, washed at a pressure the surface can actually take.

What's involved

LVP Flooring Installation

Luxury vinyl plank, laid over a subfloor that got checked before anything was clicked together.

What's involved

Screened Porches

New screened porches, and existing decks and porches closed in.

What's involved

Fence Installation & Repair

Wood, vinyl and chain link, new runs and repairs, where the posts and the gate decide whether it holds.

What's involved

See all services in detail

Why call a generalist

Rome has a specialist for everything. That's the problem.

Search for almost any home repair in Rome and you will find somebody who does only that. It is genuinely useful when you need a new roof. It is a poor fit when what you actually have is a sticking door, a hole in the hallway, a soft board on the deck and a gutter running over at one corner.

Four specialists means four service calls, four minimum charges and four days of waiting in. The alternative is one person who can do all four competently, in one visit, and who will tell you plainly when a job genuinely does need a licensed trade instead.

How a punch list actually works

What that looks like in practice

  • The whole list gets walked before anything starts, so you know what's quick and what isn't
  • Work is ordered to avoid a second trip for materials
  • Anything hiding a bigger problem gets flagged before it's covered up
  • Anything that turns out to belong to another trade is named on the day, not discovered on the invoice
  • Dust sheets down, debris out, floor vacuumed

Recent work

Decks, floors, fences, drywall and the rest

Photographs of finished jobs, taken on site. Not stock images of somebody else's work.

  • A wood deck with railings and open steps running down to a lawn, built against a brick house
  • A chain link gate with a scrolled metal arch across the top, hung between galvanized posts, a mown yard behind it
  • A kitchen floored in wide wood-look planks running to a dining room doorway, meeting the older floor at a threshold
  • A long screened porch running down the side of a blue sided house, its panels framed in white, a concrete walk alongside
  • A concrete driveway washed back to clean gray in front of a brick house with an open garage
  • A walk in shower tiled in gray wood-look tile, with sliding glass doors and two stainless grab bars

The review record

5.0 stars, 40 reviews

5.0

40 Google reviews, as of August 21, 2026. Read them on Google.

Most small repairs never get reviewed, because nobody writes up a patched wall or a door that finally shuts properly. These customers did anyway.

All 40 are on Google, under real names, where you can read them and judge for yourself. That is worth considerably more than a hand-picked three on a company's own website.

More on the reviews

Straight answers

Questions worth asking before you hire anyone

Before you hire anyone, us included, these are worth asking about on the phone:

  • The minimum charge, and what happens if a repair does not hold. Ours is $180, guaranteed for a year
  • An insurance certificate, not a verbal yes. Ask and we will send ours
  • Who is doing each part of the job, and whether the licensed trades are covered

All the FAQs, including those

Where we work

Rome first, then about 45 minutes out

Based in Rome, which matters more than it sounds for this kind of work. A short trip is what makes a list of small jobs worth doing at all, and it means a forgotten material run costs an hour rather than a day.

Beyond Floyd County the radius is about a 45-minute drive, which takes in Bartow, Polk, Gordon and Chattooga. That runs from Lindale, five miles out, to Euharlee at about twenty-five.

Service area detail

Rome neighborhoods

Repair work varies a lot across Rome, because the housing does.

  • Between the Rivers
  • East Rome and Oakdene
  • West Rome / Coosa side
  • College Heights and the Shorter Avenue side
  • North Rome, Mount Berry and the Armuchee side

What older Rome homes need

Send us the list

Repairs across Rome and the five counties around it. Tell us what needs doing and you'll get a straight answer on price and timing.