The catch-all page for the job that doesn't have a page: if it's broken, loose, leaking daylight, or hanging wrong, describe it and a visit quotes it — flat $35 dispatch fee.
Half of Gwinnett's repair calls don't fit a category — they fit a sentence. The banister wiggles. The mailbox post lost an argument with a trash truck. The attic stairs won't fold right. The shutter is on the lawn again. The bathroom fan sounds like a helicopter. The soffit has a hole the squirrels found. General home repair is the service built for those sentences: describe the problem in your own words, and we call back to set a visit and quote it on site for a flat $35 dispatch fee.
The jobs here have no page of their own: a banister that wobbles on the stairs, a shutter that keeps letting go, a soffit panel the squirrels opened, an attic ladder whose springs gave out, a closet rod bowed under winter coats, cabinet doors that no longer meet, a mailbox post the mower found, a towel bar pulled out of the drywall. Most take an hour or two, which is exactly why they wait for months; grouped into one visit, they stop waiting. Gwinnett houses from the eighties and nineties produce this list at a steady clip, and the newer streets past Dacula start it sooner than their owners expect.
Phone works for anything urgent-adjacent; the form suits the described-in-a-sentence job, and photos sharpen the quote. Most general repairs bundle naturally with the honey-do list or a seasonal visit, which is the economical way to own an aging house in a county that built most of its housing in three big waves. However it arrives, the visit costs a flat $35 dispatch fee and the quote comes with it.
It's broken and it doesn't have a category. Describe it in a sentence — general-repair quotes across Gwinnett County, priced on site.
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