One call gets your punch list cleared — no project too small, no separate contractors to schedule
A growing list of small repairs sits undone because no single contractor handles them all
Review your punch list and prioritize by access and sequence
Provide a flat or hourly estimate before starting
Complete tasks in order — grouped to minimize disruption
Flag any items that reveal larger underlying issues
Clean up after each task before moving to the next
Walk through completed items with you before wrapping up
You have fourteen items on a repair list that have been there for two years. The back door doesn't latch properly, a bathroom tile is cracked, the ceiling fan wobbles, and the basement handrail is loose. None of them are big enough to feel worth calling a contractor — but together they're a problem. We work through the whole list in a single visit.
You're listing your house in four weeks and the buyer's inspector is going to find every deferred maintenance item. A pre-listing handyman day clears the obvious ones before they show up in the inspection report and become negotiating points.
You just moved into a resale home in Rockville and the previous owners' deferred maintenance is now yours. Sticky doors, a missing weatherstrip, a cracked switch plate, a shower head that drips — each one is minor, but all of them together says 'no one took care of this house.' We take care of it.
Your kitchen cabinet door hinge broke and you ordered a replacement part six months ago. It's still in the drawer. The door in the guest bathroom won't stay latched. The outdoor spigot handle spins. These items don't justify calling a plumber, a carpenter, and a general contractor separately — they justify calling us.
You manage a rental property in Gaithersburg and your tenant submitted a list of seven minor repairs. Scheduling seven separate contractors means seven different windows where someone has to be home. We batch it into one visit and provide a single invoice.
One point of contact handles everything from permits to final walkthrough
A functional, beautiful kitchen that adds real resale value
A refreshed bathroom that functions better and photographs beautifully
A livable, code-compliant basement that adds usable space to your home
A permit-compliant deck built to last 20+ years in Maryland weather
Additional square footage designed and built for how your family lives
Properly fitted replacements that seal the envelope, cut utility bills, and improve curb appeal
Safe, code-compliant electrical and plumbing work completed before walls close back up
Clean, durable paint work that transforms rooms and protects exterior surfaces for years
Solid, code-compliant framing that supports every project from new additions to interior reconfigurations
Call Elias General Construction for a free written estimate — licensed, insured, and based in Laurel.