Handyman Services in Downey, CA
The list of small repairs that never gets done, done by a contractor who started out as a handyman and still treats a small job with the same care as a big one.

Small jobs are where most houses get neglected
Handyman services cover the repairs and small improvements that do not justify hiring a different specialist for each one: a door that rubs, a hole in the drywall, loose trim, a cabinet hinge, a gate that sags, a fixture that needs replacing. Individually they are minor, but together they add up to a house that feels like it is falling behind.
Rigo started out in exactly this kind of work, repairing and fixing homes for neighbors and friends, and that experience is what the rest of RH Construction And Renovation was built on. He recently earned his California General B license, which means the same person who does your small repair is also able to take on the bigger project when you are ready for it.
The best way to use a handyman is with a list. Walk the house, write down everything that bothers you, and have it done in one visit instead of scheduling five. Grouping small repairs saves travel time and means you pay for work, not for repeated trips.
Jobs a handyman handles well
These are the kinds of small projects that tend to build up on a list:
- Drywall patches and touch-ups. Holes from doorknobs, anchors and moves, patched, textured to match and ready for paint.
- Doors, locks and hardware. Sticking or misaligned doors, loose hinges and handles, and replacement of hardware so everything opens and closes properly.
- Trim, baseboards and caulking. Gaps and loose trim around floors, windows and tubs repaired and sealed for a cleaner finish and to keep moisture out.
- Fixture and hardware swaps. Replacing worn or outdated items such as cabinet pulls, towel bars and shelving brackets.
- Punch-list work after a project. The small items left over after a remodel, or the list a home inspector left you, taken care of in one visit.
How we handle a handyman visit
Send us your list
Call, text or send photos of what needs doing. A written or photo list helps us bring the right materials and estimate the time.
Quote and schedule
We tell you what the work involves and give you a price, either per job or by the visit when the list is long.
Arrive with the right materials
We bring what the job needs so the work is done in one visit where possible, rather than a series of return trips.
Do the work and protect the house
Drop cloths go down, repairs are made cleanly and we pick up as we go.
Walk the list with you
Before leaving we check each item off the list with you and make sure nothing was missed.
What affects the price of handyman work
Handyman jobs are priced differently from remodels, because small jobs are dominated by time and travel:
Time on site
Most handyman work is priced by the job or by the hour, and fixing a long list costs less per item than scattered single visits.
Materials
Hardware, drywall, trim and paint are billed at cost or as part of a job price and are usually a smaller share than labor.
Access and complexity
A door in an easy-to-reach spot is quick. Work in tight or high locations takes longer.
Whether it turns into a bigger job
Sometimes a small repair reveals a bigger problem like a soft wall behind a tub. We tell you right away and give you the option of fixing it properly.
Why homeowners choose us for handyman work
Handyman work is Rigo’s background, and the company still takes small jobs seriously. You get a licensed general contractor’s standard of work on the same list of repairs you would give to anyone else.
Because the company also does remodeling, tile, painting and construction, a small job that turns out to need more can be handled without you starting over with a new contractor. Where a repair needs a plumber or electrician’s license, we tell you so you can have the right person do it.
Where we do this work
We take handyman jobs in Downey and neighboring cities including Bellflower, Norwalk, South Gate and Paramount. A visit that groups several repairs makes the most sense when you are close to our base.
Handyman Services questions, answered
Is there a minimum job size?
Small jobs are welcome, but a visit with several repairs is more practical than a single minor task. Tell us what you need and we will explain how we would handle it.
Can you do plumbing or electrical repairs as a handyman?
Simple tasks, like swapping a fixture, are within the range of handyman work. Anything that needs a specialty license, such as new circuits or moving plumbing lines, should be done by a properly licensed contractor, and we will tell you when a repair falls into that category.
Can you patch and paint drywall to match the existing wall?
Yes. Matching texture and paint takes care. We patch the hole, match the texture and prime and paint the repaired area, and if the wall color is old we can repaint the whole wall for a uniform look.
Do you hang shelves, TVs and curtain rods?
Yes. Mounting items into studs or using proper anchors is a common request. Tell us what you want hung and the wall type, and we bring the right hardware.
Can you do the repairs my home inspector found?
Often, yes. Send us the report and we will go through it and tell you which items we can handle and which need a specialist.
Often needed alongside handyman services

Interior Painting
Clean lines, patched walls and colors that look right in your light.
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Home Remodeling
Update the rooms you live in without losing the character of the house.
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Exterior Painting
Stucco, siding and trim painted to handle Southern California sun.
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All Handyman
The repairs and small projects that pile up, handled by a licensed contractor.
Learn more →Got a list of repairs waiting?
Send us what needs fixing, with photos if you can, and we will tell you how we would handle it and what it costs.
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