Keep it handled.
Practical, honest advice for keeping a Las Vegas home in good shape — what the desert does to a house, how to stay ahead of it, and when a job is worth handing off.
IllustrativeHow to photograph a repair so you get a fixed price the same day
Most small repairs can be priced from a few good photos, with no site visit. Here is what to shoot, and the details that keep a quote from changing when the pro arrives.
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IllustrativeMounting a TV on a Las Vegas wall: studs, anchors and the cords
Most TV mounts go up in under an hour. What decides how it goes is the wall behind the drywall, the mount you bought, and what you want done with the cords.
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IllustrativeGrab bars and small safety fixes for an aging parent’s home
A few small, solid fixes make a house safer to live in longer, without a remodel. Start with the bathroom, the steps and the path to the bathroom at night.
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IllustrativeDesert-proofing your home: a Las Vegas summer maintenance checklist
The Mojave is hard on a house — relentless UV, 110-degree afternoons, and dry air that splits caulk and cracks paint. Here is what to check before the worst of summer hits.
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IllustrativeBetween tenants: the small repairs worth doing before the next move-in
When a unit sits empty between tenants, the small tickets finally get done. Here is a list of standalone repairs, each under $1,000, and what goes to a licensed contractor instead.
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IllustrativeDrywall holes: when to patch vs. when to call
Not every hole in the wall needs a pro — and not every one is a quick DIY. Here is how to tell the difference, and what actually goes into a patch that disappears.
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Illustrative5 small fixes that protect your home’s value
You do not need a renovation to keep a home in good shape. These five small, often-ignored repairs prevent the kind of slow damage that quietly costs you down the road.
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Not a licensed contractor. Repair and maintenance jobs under $1,000 only. No plumbing, electrical or HVAC work.