Start with a project.
Clear a backlog or organize a space. Once the project is complete, we can discuss whether ongoing help would be useful.
Explore organizing02 / ONGOING HOME HELP
THE LIST MOVES.life goes on.
The loose latch. The gutter quote. The person you’re still waiting to hear back from. A HomeHand partnership gives the recurring list a familiar point of contact.
Find your rhythmCONTINUITY IS THE POINT
Someone who
remembers.
We agree the responsibilities, work through the list, coordinate the right people, and leave you with a record. You know what moved forward — and what still needs your decision.
THE HOUSE / AN ILLUSTRATIVE LISTSTATUS
↗Gutter quoteFollow-up sent
→Loose cabinet latchOn the next visit
…Photograph boxesYour decision
✓Seasonal checklistRecorded
A useful record. A clear next step.
CHOOSE A RHYTHM. AGREE THE DETAILS.
How often would
a hand help?
PREFERRED / A LITTLE MORE OFTEN.
Visits every two weeks
A visit every two weeks keeps the list moving between seasons, appointments, and vendor follow-ups. Included coordination is defined in your agreement.
COORDINATIONCoordination included within your agreement
HOME WATCH$95 per visit for partnership households
Ask about PreferredYour agreement defines included time, response commitments, business hours, spending approvals, backup arrangements, and separately quoted projects. These are starting prices for a conversation, not an unlimited service.
ONE PERSON TO COORDINATE
The right people.
A clear record.
Some jobs need a specialist. We can coordinate vendors within your agreed scope and track the follow-through. Contractor bills are passed through at cost, without a HomeHand markup.
We agree approval arrangements before work starts. A partnership does not give us open-ended authority to spend or make household decisions.
TWO WAYS TO BEGIN
Start with an assessment.
If you already know you want recurring help, a paid onboarding assessment establishes the home’s needs and the proposed scope.
Discuss an assessmentYOUR HOME. YOUR NEXT STEP.