1. JACA
Based in Santa Fe, NM, JACA works as a handyman service. A team of 1233, the business has been operating for 28 years. Most handyman calls start with a quick walkthrough of the task list, followed by a check of the tools and materials each item needs. Jobs are then worked in a sensible order, with dust control and cleanup at the end, leaving the homeowner with finished repairs instead of half-done weekend projects. Common requests for handyman work include ceiling fan swaps, mounting televisions, replacing light fixtures, furniture assembly and weatherstripping doors. JACA is also listed for cabinet installation, dishwasher installation, door repair and fitness equipment assembly. Doors that will not close, dents in drywall, peeling bathroom caulk, and shelves that wobble under weight are typical triggers for a general repair call. List every task in one message with a photo of each item, so the visit can be planned properly and the right materials brought along on the first trip. Handyman pricing usually depends on the number of tasks on the list, the time each one takes, and whether materials must be supplied or are already on hand. To get started, send JACA a request on Fixerlane with the details of your project.