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Punch-list and minor repairs

Small defects are what buyers and inspectors notice first. A punch-list visit clears the sticking doors, loose hardware, failed caulking, dated fixtures and wall damage that make an otherwise good property read as neglected.

What a standard visit covers

  • Door adjustment, strike plates, latches and locks
  • Cabinet and door hardware replacement
  • Kitchen, bath and tile re-caulking
  • Light fixtures, switch plates and outlet covers
  • Drywall patching, ready for paint

Pricing

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Every job is quoted from the actual property. The published range exists so you can sanity-check a budget, not as a bid.

Frequently asked questions

Is there a minimum visit?

Punch-list work is quoted as a half-day or full-day block so a short list does not carry a per-item premium. The quote states the block and the item list it covers.

Do you handle licensed trades?

Punch-list work covers minor repairs. Licensed electrical, plumbing and gas work is referred to the appropriate licensed trade rather than performed under this scope.

Can you work from an inspection report?

Yes. Send the inspection or buyer request list and the scope comes back marked item by item: in scope, referred to a licensed trade, or out of scope.

Where we work

Related services

  • Pre-listing make-ready packages

    One scheduled package gets a home photo-ready: punch-list repairs, paint touch-ups, listing-grade cleaning and a photo-documented completion report.

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  • Paint touch-ups and room refresh

    Scuff and patch touch-ups or a full-room repaint in listing-neutral colors, scheduled to finish before photography.

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  • Listing-grade deep cleaning

    Deep cleaning built for photography and showings: inside appliances and cabinets, glass, grout, vents and every touched surface.

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Get a quote for your property

Answer a few questions and a written scope comes back with a firm number. Nothing is scheduled until you approve it.