Need a handyman in North York for a condo on Yonge Street or a bungalow in Don Mills? We mount TVs on concrete, hang doors, fix trim and work through the small jobs on your list. Text photos of each job, and you’ll get one itemized quote for the visit.
Quotes are free, with no payment needed.
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Take two or three photos, one up close and one from a few steps back. Text them to (365) 360-7237 with a quick note about what’s going on, and we’ll get back to you with next steps.
Toronto's archives note that post-war high-rise building reached North York's suburbs as well as downtown.
Read about City of Toronto Archives: high-rise livingNorth York mixes condo towers along Yonge Street with bungalows and split-levels on quieter streets. Condo owners in Willowdale and near Yonge and Sheppard usually need concrete drilling. In Don Mills and York Mills, worn doors, trim and window hardware fill most lists.
Most towers along Yonge Street have concrete walls and ceilings. TV mounts, curtain tracks and closet rails go in with a hammer drill and concrete anchors. Before the visit, tell us about your building’s elevator booking and quiet hours.
Houses on these streets often still have their original doors, casing and window cranks. A sticking door usually needs its hinges reset or the strike moved, not a new slab. Where a door is past saving, a new one goes into the same opening.
Plenty of North York owners update the flooring first and leave the edges for later. New baseboards and shoe moulding close the gap where the floor meets the wall. Each piece leaves filled, caulked and ready for paint.
Grab bars by the tub and a second stair handrail help parents and grandparents stay steady at home. Every bar goes into a stud or an anchor rated for the load. Fresh caulk and grout can join the same visit.
Leaning fence posts and dragging gates are common jobs in North York backyards. Before any digging, a free utility locate marks the buried lines. Then the failed posts come out, and the gate gets rehung so it latches again.
Call or text (365) 360-7237. Photos help us see the problem.
Your quote prices each job on its own line, from a TV mount to a new door. You’ll get a clear, itemized price before any work starts.
In Toronto, a house door replaced in its existing opening needs no building permit. A condo door swap needs a permit and the building’s approval.
City of Toronto permit informationYes. We drill concrete with a hammer drill and use anchors rated for your TV and mount. Many buildings limit drilling to set hours, so share your building’s rules when you book.
Yes, and their doors, trim and windows make up much of the work there. Plaster and old wood need slower drilling and careful fixings. Your quote lists each job on its own line.
Send us a photo and a note for each job, with your unit’s elevator rules. We plan the order of work so it fits one visit. Your itemized quote shows every job before we arrive.
Yes. Slab doors go into existing frames, and pre-hung doors replace frames that are worn. Casing and paint can go on the same quote.
Yes. IKEA PAX, Elfa and wire systems all need a level top rail fixed into solid backing. In concrete units, we use concrete anchors along the rail.
Call or text (365) 360-7237. Photos help us see the problem.
