Hard work you can count on,
right here in the Fraser Valley.

Whether you need a brand-new fence line, a few replacement posts and panels after a windstorm, or a gate that finally swings straight, I handle it start to finish — layout, digging, setting posts level and square, and finishing hardware. Wood, chain-link, vinyl, and metal fences. You supply the materials (use the calculator below to budget for them) and I'll walk the property line with you first so there are no surprises.

Extra hands for framing walls, building a deck or shed from the ground up, or general construction labor on a bigger job. I read plans, measure twice, and I'm not afraid of a full day of physical work. If you're a contractor short a laborer, or a homeowner tackling a DIY build with materials already on site, I show up ready to work.

Baseboards, door and window casing, crown molding, and closet shelving. Installing interior doors and swapping out hardware. Basement and room finishing — framing, drywall, and trim from start to finish. Laminate and vinyl plank flooring, with baseboards to match. I take my time on the parts that show — clean lines, flush trim, no shortcuts — because finish work is where people notice the difference.

Mowing, edging, weeding, mulch beds, brush and branch clearing, and general yard cleanup and haul-away. Great for a one-time deep clean or regular upkeep through the season. I bring basic tools — just tell me what you want done and I'll get it looking sharp.

Moving furniture and appliances, loading and unloading, demo work, garage and shed cleanouts, hauling to the dump or transfer station — if it takes muscle and a truck, I can probably help. No job too small; if you're not sure who to call for it, call me and we'll figure it out.

Soffit, fascia, and siding installation — the trim and cladding that protects your home and finishes it off. This is a newer part of what I do and I'm actively building up jobs in this area, so here's a real one in progress rather than a stock photo.

Roof repairs and re-roofing to stop leaks and protect the rest of the house. An old, worn-out roof isn't just cosmetic — it's the thing standing between your house and the weather.

Tear-down of old sheds, decks, fences, or other structures you want gone, plus hauling away the debris so the site's actually usable afterward, not just knocked down and left in a pile. Careful, efficient work that doesn't tear up the yard around it in the process.