Bring the whole list: the twelve small things that survive every weekend. One visit, one free quote, a refrigerator door with nothing taped to it.
The honey-do list is a Genesee County institution: a column of small chores, none worth a service call alone, all of them together worth a Saturday nobody has. This page exists to take the list whole. Read it over the phone exactly as written — the quote covers the batch, and the batch is the bargain.
Tighten the towel bar. Stop the pantry door drifting open. Caulk behind the kitchen sink. Hang the curtain rods that moved in with you two years ago. Level the range. Swap the furnace-filter grille screw someone stripped. Silence the stair squeak outside the nursery. Mount the coat hooks. Fix the storm-door closer before it slams one more time. Anchor the bookcase. Replace the flapper making the hall toilet whisper at 3 a.m. — a real composite from real calls, and about one relaxed visit's worth of work.
Every service visit anywhere carries the same fixed overhead: the drive, the setup, the ladder in and out of the truck. Spread that across one towel bar and it dominates the cost; spread it across a dozen list items and it disappears. That arithmetic is why the batch quote consistently surprises people pleasantly, and why the pros on this bench love list days — steady, varied, satisfying work from Flushing to Goodrich.
A list is still a project under Michigan law: items that touch wiring, plumbing past the fixture, or mechanicals route to the licensed trades, and a list whose total would clear the $600 aggregate line gets said out loud and re-scoped or referred rather than quietly split — the statute forbids the splitting game, and so do we.
Read us the list. Yes, the whole thing. Free batch quotes on small-job lists anywhere in Genesee County.
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