Topeka, KS Handyman Services

How We Help Around Your Place

A full menu of everyday services, one friendly crew. Bundle a few together and the whole visit gets more affordable.

Handyman Service Across Topeka, KS

Topeka spreads out from the Kansas River, a capital city of about 125,000 people with the Statehouse dome at its center and Washburn University a couple of miles southwest. Its housing reads like a timeline. The oldest neighborhoods near downtown, Holliday Park, Potwin, College Hill and the streets around the Capitol, hold Victorian, Italianate and foursquare homes with plaster walls, tall windows and deep porches. Westboro and Collins Park add the Tudors, Colonials and Cape Cods of the 1920s and 1930s. Then come the postwar brick and frame ranches of Highland Park, Hi-Crest, Oakland and the blocks off Gage, Fairlawn and 29th Street, many with full basements, and finally the subdivisions of the 1980s through today out toward Wanamaker Road, Sherwood and the southwest edge of town. One morning we're re-hanging a hundred-year-old door in College Hill; that afternoon we're mounting a TV and swapping light fixtures in a newer house off SW 37th.

Daily life in Topeka runs along a few familiar lines: I-70 cutting east to west through the middle of town, I-470 looping around the southwest, Topeka Boulevard and Kansas Avenue carrying traffic north over the river, and Wanamaker Road lined with shopping on the west side. The big green spaces anchor the neighborhoods around them, from Gage Park with the Topeka Zoo and the Reinisch Rose Garden to Lake Shawnee on the southeast side and the Shunga Trail following Shunganunga Creek across town. Most Topeka homes sit on regular lots with driveways, so access is easy, and the routes are short enough that we can usually get across town in fifteen minutes.

What Topeka neighbors book most

• Drywall Repair
• Door Repair & Adjustment
• Gutter Cleaning & Repair
• Ceiling Fan Installation
• Fence & Gate Repair
• Seasonal Home Maintenance

Jobs we handle a lot in Topeka

A typical Topeka week covers a lot of ground: plaster and drywall cracks in older houses that move with the clay, doors that stick after a wet spring, gutters stuffed with oak, elm and cottonwood debris, fence posts that rotted or leaned after a windstorm, ceiling fans and light fixtures connected by our licensed electricians, dripping faucets and running toilets, TVs and shelving mounted in finished basements, and inspection punch lists for houses going on the market.

Questions we hear around Topeka

How It Works

Areas We Roll Through

We're based in Topeka and work the whole city plus the towns around it, roughly a 20-mile reach. That runs from Silver Lake out US-24 on the west to Tecumseh on the east and down to Auburn in the southwest.