From Job Sites to Websites

After 42 years in the trades, I’m still helping people — just with different tools.

I spent most of my life working with my hands. From new builds and full remodels to handyman jobs and emergency repairs, I’ve seen just about everything a homeowner can run into — and I’ve been the guy they called to fix it.

For over 17 years, I ran Handyman Services & Odd Jobs, LLC, and I’m proud of the reputation I built with zero complaints and hundreds of happy customers. But after decades of physical labor, I decided it was time to hang up the tool belt and start using what I know in a new way — online.

Why I Made the Switch

I still love helping people, but let’s be honest — climbing ladders and lifting toilets every day gets old, especially when your back’s barking louder than a hound dog at 6 a.m.

So now I’m building digital tools, resources, and websites to help homeowners and contractors solve problems, learn new skills, and grow online — without breaking their backs.

Helping Contractors Go Digital

One of the easiest ways to stand out in today’s world is to get your business listed properly online — and a surprising number of contractors still haven’t done it.

I help local service pros set up their:

Google Maps / Google Business Profile
Bing Places for Business
Yelp for Business
Apple Business Connect
Yahoo Local
MapQuest

I charged $250 per setup to a contractor named Mike at A & M Glass Specialists, and he’s been getting steady leads ever since.

If you’re a contractor who needs help getting online, click here to contact me and let’s get it done.

Want to Start a Website Like This?

If you’re ready to build your own site like I did, you can get started right now with the same hosting service I’m using for this site — Bluehost.

They’ve got:

Easy setup for WordPress
Great customer support
Affordable hosting plans
And yes — I earn a small referral commission if you use my link

Start Your Site with Bluehost

Already have hosting or want another recommendation? I also use InMotion Hosting for other sites and I trust them too.

Final Thoughts

This is just the beginning of the next chapter. I’m still helping people solve problems — just not one leaky faucet at a time. Now I’m building content, tools, and communities that can help thousands.

If I can do it, you sure as hell can too.