A handyman, not a contractor. The difference is the law.
Owner-run, one van, working Sanford and the towns around it. Named for the tool that snaps a straight line before anything is cut.
A chalk line is a string in a box of blue chalk. You pull it tight between two marks and snap it, and it leaves a straight line to cut to. It’s the least glamorous tool in the van and the one that decides whether everything after it is square.
That’s the job we think a handyman is for: the straight line before the work. Your list, sorted honestly into what’s ours, what belongs to a licensed trade, and what the owner wants to see first, before anybody picks up a drill.
Florida lets a handyman do a lot, and it draws hard lines around electrical, plumbing, A/C, roofing, structural and permit work, and around jobs past $2,500. Plenty of handymen quietly step over them. We’d rather hand you the fan back at $0.00 and do the other six jobs properly.
What you can hold us to
- Every list sorted before it’s started, out loud.
- A written price before anyone starts.
- No list split to stay under $2,500.
- The list handed back, every line ticked.
- A year on our labor.

Hand us the list.
We’ll tell you which jobs are ours.