Most contractors chase the big remodels and let the small calls go to voicemail. Honorable Home Repairs was built the other way around. Dennis has spent 35+ years handling the list every homeowner keeps on the refrigerator: the door that will not latch, the faucet that drips, the gutter that pulled loose, the wall that needs a patch before family visits. You call, he looks at it, you get an estimate in writing, and it gets fixed.
Small jobs still deserve professional work. A door that gets jammed into an out-of-square opening or a patch that flashes through the paint will bother you every day you see it. Dennis quotes the job after he understands it, puts the number in writing, and does the work himself. That is why so much of our work is repeat customers who have used Honorable Home Repairs for years, and why the same names keep showing up in our reviews.
No list is too short. We have taken calls for a single light fixture and calls for two pages of odds and ends collected over a whole season. If you have more than one item, save them up, it makes the trip worth more to you. Dennis will walk the list with you, tell you what is worth doing, and be honest when something is not.
And yes, we mean it when we say small: we have changed light bulbs and washed windows for longtime customers. The point is simple. When something in your house needs attention, you should have one number you trust enough to call without wondering if the job is big enough.
What That Covers
- Honey-do lists and odd jobs
- Faucets, sinks, and fixture swaps
- Doors, locks, and hardware
- Drywall patches and touch-ups
- Light commercial and rental-property repairs
- Free written estimate on every job
This Work, On Real Jobs
Handyman & Small Jobs Questions
Is my job too small to call about? +
No. Small jobs are the specialty here, it says so on the truck. One faucet, one door, one patch of drywall, all worth a call. If you have a whole list, even better.
Do you charge to come look at a job? +
No. Estimates are free and Dennis puts them in writing, so you know exactly what the job costs before any work starts.
Who actually shows up to do the work? +
Dennis Hughes, the owner. Honorable Home Repairs is family owned and operated, and the man who quotes your job is the man who does it.