FREE HANDYMAN WORK IN BAYTOWN

No quote. No invoice. I'm building this thing one job at a time, and right now the work is free. If it was worth something to you, you can chip in whatever feels right. If you can't, the job still gets done, and gets done right.

HOW THIS WORKS

  1. Tell me what's broken Text me a photo and your zip code. I'll tell you straight away whether it's something I can take on.

  2. I show up and fix it You get a real arrival window, not "sometime Tuesday." I'll text before I head over.

  3. Pay what it was worth Or don't. There's no invoice, no card on file, and nobody following up asking where the money went.

WHY WOULD ANYBODY DO THIS?

  • Fair question. I've spent fifteen years working with my hands, and I'm starting a handyman business from zero — no customers, no reviews, no reputation yet.

  • I could spend that money on ads. I'd rather spend it on your kitchen. You get the work done, I get the experience and the photos, and if it was worth something to you, you decide what that's worth. That's the whole deal.

What I Fix / What I Don't

WHAT I TAKE ON

  • TV mounting and wire hiding

  • Drywall patching and texture

  • Shelving and closet systems

  • Furniture assembly

  • Doors that stick, sag, or won't latch

  • Baseboards and trim

  • Cabinet hardware

  • Caulking and sealing

  • Paint touch-up

  • General honey-do lists

WHAT I DON'T (YET)

  • Roof work

  • Electrical panels or new circuits

  • Gas lines

  • Anything needing a permit

  • Repipes and water heaters

  • Anything above one story

If it's on the right, I'll tell you and point you to somebody licensed. I'd rather lose the job than guess on yours.

The Promise

  1. I show up when I said I would. If I'm running late, you hear it from me before you have to ask.

  2. I tell you what I can't do. Some jobs need a licensed electrician or plumber, and I'll say so instead of winging it on your house.

  3. You look at the work before I pack up. If it's not right, I fix it while I'm still standing there.

Who You're Letting In Your House

A man with curly hair and a beard holding a young child with curly black hair, both smiling and playing with a pair of glasses indoors.

Who You're Letting In Your House

I'm Matthew. I live here in Baytown, and I named this after my grandfather.

Timmy raised me. Everything I know about fixing things I learned standing next to him — mostly by doing it twice, because he'd hand it back to me if it wasn't right the first time.

I've spent fifteen years since in the trades, crane operator by certification, on jobs where getting it wrong isn't an option. Same rule, bigger equipment. This is me starting something of my own, under his name.

Frequently Asked Questions

Straight answers about how this works. If something's not here, text me a photo of what's broken and ask — 346-696-9804.

GOT SOMETHING THAT NEEDS FIXING?

Text me a photo of it. I'll tell you today whether I can help.

CONTACT ME

Text me a photo and I'll get back to you today