Did the recent high winds make you realize you’ve got some drafty windows or doors in your home? Are you concerned about leaks before the next round of winter weather or spring rains? Are you asking yourself "What can I do about my drafty windows and doors?" Not to worry! A good handyman can get your windows and doors fixed up in no time and save you money on your energy bills.  Here are a few ways a handyman can help with drafty windows or doors: -Replacing window screens -R

While we've already had over 13 inches of snow this winter season, it’s always a good time to make sure your house is protected against those winter storms. Aside from having your snow shovels, ice melt, and snowblower prepped and ready to go (which we're sure you already do!), there are a few things you can do around the house to minimize winter damage.  Here are some great ways to prepare your home for winter storms: -Caulk or add weatherstripping around windows and doors:

In January 2025, we introduced At Your Service, a handyman service program. At Your Service is unique in that, when you sign up, a Hunter Handyman Services handyman will come to your home approximately every six weeks to check on small maintenance and prevention tasks so they don't become big issues later. Why is this important? You have pest control come to your home regularly to prevent pest problems. You may have a company come to service your air conditioner once a year t

It’s that time of year to be thinking about getting your yard prepped and ready for winter. We’ve got a list of end-of-season yard chores to put on your to-do list before that first snow falls. Read on for more information: -Detach your garden hose: Leaving your garden hose attached can cause it to hold water. When the weather freezes, the water in the hose can cause it to expand, which in turn causes your outside faucet, valves, and pipes to freeze and break.  -Clean your ga

Sure, squirrels and chipmunks are cute, but it's not so cute when you're yanking tree sprouts out of your yard or finding clumps of dirt from dug up plants. And you definitely don't want bats in the attic, raccoons going through your garbage, or mice in the basement. So what can you do? This week, we're bringing our top tips to get rid of pests, as well as tips for prevention and problem solving if they're already in your yard (or house). - Squirrels:  Unless your house is si

The leaves are just beginning to change and the weather is taking a cooler turn. The days are getting a little bit shorter, and you’re...