General Repairs
The whole list in one visit — sticking doors, loose cabinet hinges, torn screens, wobbly railings and the rest of it.
Learn moreOdor Removal
Odor is a source problem, not a fragrance problem. Anything that smells better for three days and then smells the same again did not fix anything.
I work through the actual causes — soft furnishings, carpet pad, HVAC filters and returns, drain traps that have dried out, refrigerator and dishwasher biofilm, sun-baked cabinet interiors — and treat the source. This is popular with landlords and property managers doing a turnover, where a smell is the difference between renting fast and renting cheap.

A guest bathroom or a laundry floor drain that has not run water in weeks loses the water sitting in its trap to evaporation, and once that seal is gone, sewer gas comes straight up into the room. Running the tap for thirty seconds fixes it. In a vacant unit in a Florida summer it happens in about two weeks — and people spend hundreds chasing it before anyone checks.
A persistent musty smell is almost always moisture: an oversized AC that cools without dehumidifying, a leak under a cabinet, or a condensate drain backing up. Fixing the smell means fixing the water. If it turns out to be a genuine mold issue, that’s remediation work with its own licensing and I’ll tell you rather than paint over it.
Cigarette smoke bonds to every porous surface in a unit — walls, ceilings, cabinet interiors, HVAC ducting. It generally takes a full clean, a shellac-based sealing primer on the affected surfaces, and replacement of the worst soft materials. It’s real work, and anyone promising it in an afternoon with an ozone machine is overselling.
What this costs
Quoted after a walk-through, because the source determines the work. Landlord turnovers can be quoted as a package.
Sparingly and only in unoccupied spaces, because ozone is a lung irritant and the space needs to air out fully afterwards. It’s a supplement to source removal, never a substitute.
Enzymatic treatment works if it has not soaked into the pad or the subfloor. If it has, the carpet and pad in that area need to come out — I’ll be straight with you about which it is.
No. Florida licenses mold assessment and remediation separately. If I find it I’ll tell you and you’ll want a licensed remediator.
Also useful
The whole list in one visit — sticking doors, loose cabinet hinges, torn screens, wobbly railings and the rest of it.
Learn moreGarage and estate clear-outs, old furniture and appliances gone, non-structural demo done cleanly and hauled away.
Learn moreOver-range microwaves, dishwashers, ranges, washers and dryers set, leveled, connected and tested.
Learn moreSend a photo of the job and get a straight answer, a real price and a date — usually the same day you ask.