July 2026
- Tub caulk
- Toilet flapper
Old caulk out, new caulk in, and the line along the tile is actually clean. She fixed our running toilet while the caulk set.
Grace H.
Elkhorn
Repairs from $49
Home repairs Small fixes
The small fixes that pile up: sticky doors, loose railings, dripping faucets, tired caulk and torn screens.
How we do it
Most homes have a handful of small things that never quite get fixed. A door that has to be shoved shut. A faucet that drips all night. Caulk that turned grey two winters ago.
None of them is a big job, and that is the point. We fix them together, in one visit, so you are not booking five different people for five small jobs.
- Doors that stick or will not latch
- Faucet and toilet part swaps
- Caulk, weatherstrip and screens
Price list
What it usually costs
Ranges cover typical Omaha-area homes. Labor and basic supplies are in the price; parts are extra unless the line says otherwise. We confirm the number before we book.
Mixing jobs on one visit?
Lists are billed by the hour from $89 (two-hour minimum), or as a half day from $340. Usually that works out cheaper than the per-job prices added up.
- Re-caulk a tub or shower (old caulk out, new silicone in) 1.5 to 2 hrs $149 to $229
- Fix a door that sticks or will not latch 45 min to 1.5 hrs $99 to $189
- New door handle or deadbolt (your hardware), each 30 to 45 min $59 to $99
- Swap a faucet, like for like (your faucet) 1 to 1.5 hrs $149 to $219
- Toilet fill valve or flapper 30 to 45 min $89 to $139
- Reset a toilet with a new wax ring 1 to 1.5 hrs $149 to $219
- Weatherstrip an exterior door 45 min $79 to $129
- Rescreen a window or door screen, each 30 to 45 min $49 to $89
- Tighten a loose stair railing 30 min to 1 hr $69 to $139
Sample prices for a demo site. Trip fee applies outside Zone 1.
Always included
- Drop cloths and shoe covers, every time
- Basic supplies (caulk, screws, anchors, shims) up to $15 a job
- Cleanup, plus packaging hauled away
- A photo of the finished fix in your visit summary
Before we come
- Clear about three feet around each work area.
- If you bought the part, leave the box out. A model number helps.
- Tell us about pets, alarms and where to park.
Home repairs: where our part stops
On our list
- Doors that stick or will not latch
- Faucet and toilet part swaps
- Caulk, weatherstrip and screens
- Anything on the price list above
Needs a licensed trade
- Moving a pipe or drain, or anything leaking inside the wall → Licensed plumber
- Water heaters, gas valves and gas lines → Licensed plumber or gas fitter
- New outlets, switches or wiring → Licensed electrician
- Roof and chimney leaks → Roofer
If it needs a license or a permit, it is not on our list. We tell you on the phone, and we point you to a licensed pro we trust.
Good to know
Questions about repairs
Do you do plumbing?
Only like-for-like swaps at the fixture: a faucet, a fill valve, a flapper, a toilet reset. If a pipe has to move, or the leak is inside the wall, that is a licensed plumber, and we will say so before we come.
Can you fix a door that will not latch?
Usually, yes. Most of the time it is a loose hinge screw or a strike plate that needs moving. If the frame has shifted a lot, we will tell you what we see and what it might mean.
From recent visits
All reviews
May 2026
- Faucet swap
- Weatherstrip
Asked about moving our kitchen sink over a foot. They said that is a plumber's job, gave me two names, and still swapped the faucet we already had. I liked the honesty.
Owen B.
Ralston
Add more to the same visit
Put it on your list
Send us everything that needs doing. We will tell you what fits in one visit, what it costs, and what needs a licensed trade, within one business day.