TV mounting
A level, secure mount with the wall, bracket, viewing height, and cable path considered before the first hole.
Small home repairs · Longmont, Colorado
Your whole list.
One visit.
The loose hinge, the drywall ding, the shelves still in the box—send the list and get the small jobs handled without chasing five different contractors.
Build my repair list →✓ Clear scope and price before work starts.
The small-job specialist
Too small for the big guys. Perfect for Measure Twice.
Measure Twice Home Repair is built around the small jobs that make a big difference. From the first conversation to the final cleanup, expect practical solutions and careful work.
- Clear communication from first message to final cleanup.
- A written scope before tools come out—no surprise line items.
- Honest boundaries: if your job needs a specialist, you’ll hear that upfront.
What fits the list
Useful work, room by room.
Bring one job or a dozen. The best value usually comes from grouping small fixes into the same visit.
Drywall patch repair
Small holes and dents patched, filled, and sanded smooth so the wall is ready for the next finish step.
Doors, hardware & trim
Sticking doors, loose handles, latches, and damaged trim brought back into line with the room.
Cabinets & hardware
Loose hinges, stubborn drawers, pulls, latches, and adjustments that make the kitchen work cleanly again.
Artwork, shelves, rods & mirrors
Precious artwork, mirrors, and framed pieces hung with care, with shelves and curtain rods measured, leveled, and anchored for the actual wall.
Cabinet and shelf images are illustrations.
Also on the list
Caulking & sealing · Minor trim & carpentry · Like-for-like light fixture / ceiling fan replacements
Precious artwork hanging · Existing wiring and boxes only for fixture and fan replacements; no new wiring or circuits.
No contractor chase
From “someday” to today.
Those little jobs have a way of piling up. Share what’s on your list, and we’ll help you get them taken care of.
Send the list
Describe the jobs and add useful details such as dimensions, wall type, or hardware you already have.
Agree on the work
We’ll review your list with you, explain which jobs we can handle, and agree on the work and pricing before getting started. If a job needs a licensed specialist, we’ll let you know.
Walk through the result
We’ll walk through the completed list with you to make sure the work meets your satisfaction, and clean up the work area before we leave.
The first three images are illustrations.
Launch pricing
Straight pricing. Small jobs welcome.
Launch work is billed by the hour, with one clear minimum and no platform fees. Bundle a few fixes into the same visit to make the hour go further.
$65per hour
launch rate
launch rate
- Minimum
- $65 (1-hour minimum)
- Travel
- Free in Longmont and within a 20-minute radius
Measure twice means
Care before speed.
Every job starts with the right materials and a clear plan. We take the time to make sure the repair is secure, works as it should, and leaves your space clean.
Right materials
Anchors, fasteners, and hardware chosen for the actual surface.
Right finish
Straight, aligned, secure, and cleaned up when complete.
Right scope
Small repair work only, with boundaries stated before the visit.
Right expectations
Clear communication if the plan changes after a closer look.
Not the right fit: remodels, structural work, permit work, new wiring or circuits, or electrical and plumbing systems. Those deserve the properly licensed specialist.
Start with the list
What’s been waiting?
Build a clean request you can copy and send. Photos help with an accurate scope, but this first pass gets the details organized.
Insurance: Insurance coverage will be in place for service.
Good to know
Plain answers.
How does launch pricing work?
The launch rate is $65 per hour with a $65 minimum (1 hour). Travel is free in Longmont and within a 20-minute radius. You’ll agree on the scope and price before work starts.
Can I bundle unrelated jobs together?
Yes. That’s the point of the punch-list visit: mounting, adjustments, assembly, and small cosmetic repairs can often share one trip.
Do I need to buy the hardware first?
Not always. Share what you already have and what you want installed. The scope can identify any missing anchors, brackets, or hardware before the visit.
What if my job is outside the service boundary?
You’ll get a straight answer. Remodels, structural work, permit work, and electrical or plumbing systems should go to the right specialist.
Do you handle pre-sale repair lists?
Yes—cosmetic and small mechanical items such as drywall patches, trim, caulk, door adjustments, and hardware are a strong fit. Inspection items outside the service boundary are excluded.