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Keep the small repairs moving.

Planned upkeep for homeowners who want a familiar handyman and a clear list of small jobs to tackle.

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Homeowner maintenance plans

Two ways to stay on top of the list.

Choose a yearly plan for one home, then schedule the work on your list. Use the included time for routine upkeep, combine unused visits or apply unused time toward eligible labor on a larger job.

Two planned visits a year

Seasonal Home Care

$660per year · paid annually

4 included labor hours per year. Annual subscriptions renew at $660 every 12 months until canceled.

  • Each included visit provides up to 2 hours for one worker
  • Combine unused visits or apply unused time as a labor credit on a larger job
  • Agreed minor tasks and routine upkeep
  • A prioritized list and a short completion note
  • 10% off eligible extra labor during your paid membership year, with no annual dollar cap

Parts and larger projects quoted separately. Any applicable tax is not included in these prices.

Join this yearly plan

For automatic yearly renewal, choose Subscription → Annually in Square. Square also offers a one-time annual purchase; that choice does not renew automatically. Read membership terms

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Four planned visits a year

Quarterly Home Care

$1,188per year · paid annually

8 included labor hours per year. Annual subscriptions renew at $1,188 every 12 months until canceled.

  • Each included visit provides up to 2 hours for one worker
  • Combine unused visits or apply unused time as a labor credit on a larger job
  • Agreed minor tasks and routine upkeep
  • A prioritized list and a short completion note
  • 10% off eligible extra labor during your paid membership year, with no annual dollar cap

Parts and larger projects quoted separately. Any applicable tax is not included in these prices.

Join this yearly plan

For automatic yearly renewal, choose Subscription → Annually in Square. Square also offers a one-time annual purchase; that choice does not renew automatically. Read membership terms

See what a visit could cover

Homeowner plans cover homes within about a 20-minute drive of Butlerville. Each membership covers one residential property. Ordinary estimates remain available across our existing service area.

Manage rental properties or a business?

Request a custom maintenance plan for your property. Each rental property or business location is reviewed separately for the work, visit frequency and access arrangements it needs. Multiple properties and commercial work receive their own scope and pricing.

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Useful work, with a clear scope

Small tasks that fit the visit.

Each two-hour allowance includes the walkthrough, setup, agreed tasks and cleanup. Bear reviews the list and access before confirming what fits.

Doors & everyday hardware

Simple hinge or latch adjustments and tightening accessible loose hardware.

Small patches & touch-ups

A limited patch, trim adjustment or paint touch-up when the work and drying time fit the visit.

Minor exterior upkeep

Accessible, nonstructural adjustments to exterior trim or hardware, after the condition is reviewed.

Plenty of useful work, even without an urgent repair.

Use these examples to build a prioritized list. Bear confirms the tasks and quantity after reviewing photos, access and condition. A visit may cover several simple adjustments or one more involved task; these are possibilities, not guaranteed completion times. Materials are separate. Patches and paint may need drying time and another visit.

Doors and closet hardware
  • Tighten loose screws in an otherwise sound door hinge.
  • Lubricate a squeaky hinge with an appropriate product.
  • Make a minor hinge adjustment to improve door alignment.
  • Adjust a slightly misaligned strike plate so a sound door latches.
  • Tighten a loose interior doorknob.
  • Tighten a loose lever handle.
  • Re-secure an existing doorstop.
  • Adjust an existing ball catch or magnetic closet-door catch.
  • Adjust an accessible bifold closet-door pivot where hardware is sound.
  • Re-secure an existing closet-door guide.
  • Tighten accessible screws in an existing closet-door track.
  • Tighten a loose closet-door pull.
Cabinets, drawers and pantry hardware
  • Adjust cabinet-door height using existing adjustable hinges.
  • Adjust cabinet-door gaps or alignment.
  • Adjust a cabinet door rubbing an adjacent door, where hinge adjustment resolves it.
  • Tighten a cabinet hinge attached to sound material.
  • Tighten loose cabinet knobs.
  • Tighten loose drawer pulls.
  • Tighten the existing fasteners on a loose drawer front.
  • Adjust a drawer front to improve alignment.
  • Tighten loose screws in an existing drawer slide.
  • Adjust an existing adjustable soft-close hinge.
  • Adjust a cabinet catch.
  • Re-seat sound shelf-support pins in an existing cabinet.
  • Tighten accessible hardware on an existing pull-out organizer.
  • Re-secure loose decorative cabinet trim.
Bathroom, laundry and storage accessories
  • Tighten a towel-bar set screw where the mounting base is sound.
  • Tighten an existing toilet-paper holder.
  • Tighten a robe hook attached to a sound mounting surface.
  • Tighten an existing hand-towel ring.
  • Tighten accessible screws in an existing curtain-rod bracket.
  • Re-secure an existing lightweight coat or utility hook.
  • Tighten existing closet-rod support brackets on sound material.
  • Tighten existing wardrobe handles.
  • Re-seat sound adjustable shelf clips in a storage cabinet.
  • Tighten nonstructural hardware on an existing lightweight storage organizer.
Small wall repairs
  • Fill a small group of nail holes.
  • Fill small holes left by removed picture hooks.
  • Fill small old anchor holes in otherwise sound drywall.
  • Patch a shallow wall dent.
  • Fill a minor cosmetic gouge after assessing the surface.
  • Make an initial patch to a small isolated hole where the condition and repair method fit.
  • Sand a previously completed patch that is fully dry.
  • Spot-prime a small prepared repair with the appropriate product.
  • Touch up a small prepared area using an agreed matching paint.
Trim and limited paint touch-ups
  • Re-secure a short loose section of existing baseboard.
  • Re-secure a short loose section of existing shoe molding or quarter-round.
  • Re-secure a small piece of interior door casing.
  • Adjust an existing door-stop molding where only minor positioning is needed.
  • Re-secure loose retaining clips on an existing cabinet toe-kick panel.
  • Re-secure a short decorative molding on sound backing.
  • Fill a few exposed finish-nail holes in trim.
  • Fill a small cosmetic nick in painted trim.
  • Touch up a small prepared baseboard scuff.
  • Touch up a small prepared area of door casing.
  • Touch up a minor door-edge chip if preparation and drying fit.
  • Touch up a small prepared section of existing decorative trim.
Accessible exterior and window hardware
  • Adjust an existing storm-door closer using its normal adjustment controls.
  • Tighten accessible storm-door handle hardware.
  • Adjust an existing storm-door latch where no rebuilding is needed.
  • Tighten accessible screws in a sound screen-door hinge.
  • Tighten an existing window handle or crank handle where the mechanism is sound.
  • Tighten a loose existing window latch.
  • Re-secure an existing screen retaining clip.
  • Re-seat a small loose section of reusable weatherstrip in its existing channel.
  • Adjust an existing door sweep that can be repositioned without replacement.
  • Tighten an existing ground-accessible gate latch on sound material.
  • Tighten accessible fasteners in a small, sound gate hinge after condition review.
  • Re-secure loose house-number hardware on sound backing.
  • Tighten accessible mailbox hardware where the mounting structure is sound.
  • Re-secure a short loose piece of nonstructural exterior trim where backing is sound and access is appropriate.
  • Touch up a small prepared exterior trim area when weather and product drying requirements allow.

A two-hour kitchen visit might focus on a few cabinet adjustments and loose pulls. Two unused visits combined provide up to 4 hours for a longer mixed list. Combining time keeps the same covered scope; it does not turn deck repairs, full painting or pressure washing into included maintenance work.

Decks, painting, exterior repairs or pressure washing?

Add them to your repair list. Full painting, pressure washing, replacement work and larger repairs receive their own scope and estimate; they are not included in a maintenance visit.

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Membership terms & questions.

Each paid membership year lasts 12 months. Visits are scheduled by arrangement after enrollment; contact Bear to coordinate access, your task list or rescheduling. This is scheduled maintenance, without emergency service or a guaranteed response time.

How do I join?

Choose a yearly plan for your home, review the membership terms and complete secure annual payment. Visits are scheduled afterward around an agreed, prioritized task list. These homeowner plans cover one residential property within about a 20-minute drive of Butlerville. Rentals and business locations use a custom maintenance proposal.

What does each two-hour visit cover?

One worker’s walkthrough, setup, agreed maintenance or minor tasks, and cleanup. The list is prioritized before work begins. A long repair list is not a promise that every item will fit in one visit.

Are materials and bigger projects included?

Replacement parts and materials require separate approval. Deck repairs, full painting, pressure washing, flooring and other larger projects receive a separate estimate. Roof access, structural work and specialty-trade services are outside the included visit scope.

Can I combine unused visits?

Yes. Unused included visits can be combined into a longer scheduled visit for covered repairs at the same enrolled property. Two unused two-hour visits provide up to 4 hours for one worker. Walkthrough, setup, agreed tasks and cleanup count toward that time. Redeemed visits are deducted from your balance.

Can unused time help pay for a larger job?

Yes. Unused included time can be applied as a labor credit on a separately quoted larger job at the same enrolled property. Each unused visit provides up to 2 hours of one worker’s labor at that job’s quoted labor rate. The credit cannot exceed eligible labor and is shown separately in the written quote. Redeemed time is deducted from your balance and cannot also be used for a visit. Parts, materials and other excluded charges are separate.

How does the labor discount work?

Apply any unused-time labor credit first, then take 10% off the remaining eligible additional labor. There is no annual dollar cap on the 10% labor discount during your paid membership year. Parts, materials, rentals, disposal, subcontracted work and other already-discounted quotes are excluded. Both membership benefits appear separately in the written quote. Savings depend on the work and benefits you use.

How does annual payment and renewal work?

Seasonal Home Care is $660 and Quarterly Home Care is $1,188, charged at enrollment and every 12 months until canceled. Payment is yearly only. Cancel future renewal before the next charge through Square’s Manage subscription link or contact estimate@1stclasshandyman.us or (812) 717-0881. Canceling renewal preserves benefits for the membership period already paid.

What if a renewal payment fails?

A new paid membership year and its benefits do not begin until payment is confirmed. Benefits in an already-paid period remain available. Updating a card alone does not pay an outstanding renewal invoice; that invoice must be paid before new-year benefits begin.

Are annual payments refundable?

Annual plan payments are non-refundable for customer-initiated cancellation, except where applicable law provides a cancellation or refund right. This policy does not limit remedies for services we fail to provide.

Do I need a membership to request repairs?

No. You can use the repair planner or request an estimate for a single job at any time. Bear reviews the scope and conditions before quoting. A one-time visit may be the better choice for a short repair list.

Start with the work you have in mind.

No membership is needed to organize a project or request an estimate.

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