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You text.
We show up.
It's fixed.

Flat-pack furniture, TV mounts, window ACs, dead outlets, running toilets, move-out clear-outs — most of it in one visit, most of it the same week.

tell us what's broken → get a ballpark in 60 seconds

  • Rates published up front
  • Insured
  • No September surge
  • 10% student rate

Start with what's broken

Find your problem.
See what it runs. Book it.

Not a menu of trades — a list of the things that are actually wrong with student apartments in this city. Every rate below is what that job typically runs.

Something's broken

You reported it. They said this week. That was three weeks ago. These are all same-week fixes.

Something needs putting up

It's sitting in a box, on the floor, or leaning against a wall. It has been for a while.

I'm moving out

Lease ending, and a pile of things that have to be gone before you hand the keys back.

Rates are per item and approximate— we confirm the final figure at the door, before any work starts. There's a $75 minimum per visit, so stack two or three jobs into one trip and it stops mattering, which is what most people do.
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not on the list?

Text us a photo of whatever it is — you'll get a price back the same day.

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How it works

Three steps, no phone tag

What we bring, what we won't touch →
  1. Pick your problem

    Tick what's wrong and an estimate adds up as you go — no form-then-wait-for-a-callback.

  2. We text to confirm

    Same day, usually within a couple of hours. Reply to lock the slot in.

  3. We fix it, then you pay

    Card, Apple Pay, Venmo or Zelle after you've looked at the work. Split it with roommates.

Usually 2–4 days out. Three weeks during the Sept 1 rush — we don't raise prices for it, we just sell out. Check availability

roommates tell roommates

Reported a running toilet to our landlord on the 3rd and heard nothing for three weeks. Texted these guys on a Tuesday, sorted by Thursday, and it cost less than one month of the water bill.
Example reviewMission Hill · replace with a real quote
Two dressers, a desk, a bed frame and a bookshelf in under three hours. I had been putting the bookshelf off for five weeks.
Example reviewAllston · replace with a real quote
I live on the third floor and there was no version of me getting that AC into the window alone. Booked the season bundle so they take it out in October too.
Example reviewFenway · replace with a real quote

Questions

The things everyone asks

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Is the number on the site what I'll actually pay?

It's a close estimate, not a sealed quote. We publish a rate for every item and the site adds them up, which is far more than most trades will tell you before a site visit — but we haven't seen your apartment, so treat it as approximate. Most jobs land on or very near the estimate. Where it moves, it's usually access (a walk-up nobody mentioned), what's behind the wall, or a count that turns out higher than described. We confirm the final figure with you at the door, before any work starts, and we never revise a price after the job is finished.

How fast can you get here?

Two to four days for most jobs. During the Sept 1 move-in rush and the last week of August, we're typically booked two to three weeks out — that's the single most important thing to know about us. If you need something inside 48 hours we can usually make it happen for a 20% priority fee.

Will hanging things cost me my security deposit?

Done properly, no. Small nail holes are generally normal wear and tear, which under Massachusetts law your landlord cannot deduct for. What costs people money is a blown-out anchor hole, adhesive strips that pulled the paint off, or a mount left in the wall at move-out. All three are avoidable, and avoiding them is most of what we're doing when we pick a fastener.

How far off can the estimate be?

For straightforward, well-described jobs — a bed frame, a curtain rod, a running toilet — it's usually spot on. For anything where access or wall construction matters, treat the estimate as a starting point. The more detail you give us at booking (floor, stairs, buzzer, plaster or drywall, how many of each thing) the tighter it gets. If you'd rather have certainty before we roll, send photos and we'll firm it up over text at no charge.

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Stop looking at that box

You'll see an estimate before you give us your name, and nobody will call you unless you ask them to.

seriously, it takes a minute

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