Project & Facility Support You Can Count On

Skilled property and handyman services, backed by two decades of real project management experience

Property & Project Support

When something needs to be fixed, installed, or figured out, you don’t need chaos, shortcuts, or guesswork.

You need someone reliable and shows up prepared, thinks through the work, communicates clearly, and leaves the space better than they found it.

With nearly two decades of experience managing construction and facility projects across multiple trades, I bring a systems-driven, safety-first approach to hands-on work.

I don’t just fix the immediate issue: I look at how everything connects, what could fail later, and how to do the job correctly the first time.

Handyman & Facility Services

The hands-on repairs, installs, and maintenance that keep homes, businesses, and properties functioning properly. Every task is approached with planning, safety awareness, and attention to detail, so issues are handled correctly and don’t keep coming back.

- Punch lists and turnover work
- Minor residential and commercial repairs
- Ongoing property maintenance
- Safe installation and setup
- Appliance adjustments and troubleshooting
- Attention to proper connections, clearances, and manufacturer requirements
- Door and hardware repair
- Cabinet alignment, repair, and modification
- Furniture repair and reinforcement
- Light fixtures, switches, outlets, and device rewiring
- Low-voltage and device integration
- Coordination with licensed electricians when required
- Appliance hookups and fixture troubleshooting
- Minor plumbing repairs and adjustments
- Coordination with licensed plumbers when required
- TVs, shelving, hardware, signage, and fixtures
- Laser-leveled, properly anchored installs
- Clean, professional finishes
- Accurate site and room measurements
- CAD-based layouts for planning and fabrication
- Pre-construction or pre-install support
- Cameras, alarms, sensors, and access control
- Smart locks and integrated devices
- Security layouts designed for real-world use
- Custom shelving and storage
- Framing, trim, and finish work
- Staining, sealing, and repair

Project Management Services

For projects that involve multiple steps or stakeholders, WillowCraft offers on-site project support grounded in real-world experience. The focus is clarity, coordination, and keeping work aligned with safety standards and project goals.

- Researching local, state, and municipal requirements
- Understanding zoning, code, and permitting pathways
- Coordinating documentation and approvals
- Experience working with multiple jurisdictions
- Scope definition and sequencing
- Scheduling and logistics
- Material sourcing and vendor coordination
- Working alongside licensed trades and specialty contractors
- Acting as on-site support for PM firms or owners
- Keeping work aligned with safety standards and project goals
- Job site safety assessments
- Risk awareness and mitigation
- Photo and video walkthroughs for documentation and communication

More Than Just a Guy With Tools

Before WillowCraft, I spent 18+ years as a project manager working with electrical, mechanical, millwork, fabrication, and facilities teams. That experience shapes every job I take on now.

I approach every project with:

Clear scope and expectations
Safety-first decision making
Thoughtful planning before tools come out
Transparent labor and materials built at cost
Clean, precise execution
Honest recommendations

If something falls outside the scope of handyman work or requires a licensed trade, I’ll tell you and help coordinate next steps. The goal is never to “just get it done”—it’s to get it done correctly.

Got a project in mind? Reach out! I’d love to help.

Fill out the form below, or reach out directly by email or phone at (704) 456-9780.

Past Projects: Skiptown

Scope: As Skiptown prepared to scale, the Charlotte facility required steady oversight of its physical space, daily operations, and supporting systems, while new markets introduced complex regulatory and approval challenges. I oversaw facility-wide repairs, upgrades, and custom build-outs, including kennel installations and the operational systems that supported daily use. I also led regulatory and permitting research for the Denver location, working with architects, contractors, and city stakeholders to navigate approval and compliance requirements.

Outcome: Helped stabilize and maintain the Charlotte facility while playing a key role in making future expansion in other markets viable.

Past Projects: Alfred Williams

Scope: These projects involved complex commercial interior builds where tight tolerances, shifting site conditions, and coordination across multiple teams were the norm. I managed multiple tenant up-fits and modular wall installations at once, handling detailed field measurements, on-site coordination, and real-time problem solving when materials arrived incorrectly or plans changed midstream. The work required stepping in when systems broke down and making sure installs moved forward correctly despite challenges outside the original plan.

Outcome: Delivered accurate, functional installations under demanding conditions, helping projects stay on track and meet client expectations despite ongoing changes.

Past Projects: Woodworking

Scope: These projects required custom-built solutions that fit the space, the use, and the long-term demands of the environment. I designed, built, and installed custom shelving units for Baxter Mill Archive and Boxcar Apartments, managing everything from layout planning and joinery to staining and final installation. For Baxter Mill Archive, I also created a custom fabric display frame designed specifically around how the collection would be used and presented.

Outcome: Delivered durable, well-fitted custom pieces that balanced function, finish, and long-term use in both residential and archival settings.

Past Projects: The Collection

Scope: As a new townhome community opened in NoDa, a series of unit break-ins (particularly in unoccupied homes that had already been outfitted with appliances) created an immediate safety concern. I was brought in to assess the situation and help address the vulnerability. The work began with security system installation and flood lighting across the property, followed by ongoing site-wide support including appliance hookups, signage installation and removal, minor electrical updates, and plumbing and appliance repairs as the community continued to fill in.

Outcome: Helped ensure units were secure, functional, and move-in ready, supporting smooth operations and dependable turnover throughout the community.