Drywall patch and paint
Doorknob holes, water stains and anchor damage, textured and painted to match.
Two hour minimum, $95 an hour after that, and we bring the parts. Most punch lists are done in a single visit.
Two hour minimum, then billed in half hour increments. Materials at cost.
Doorknob holes, water stains and anchor damage, textured and painted to match.
Sticking doors planed and rehung, strike plates reset, deadbolts and smart locks installed.
Fixture replacement and running toilet repair. We stop short of anything behind a wall.
Studs found and hit, cables fished through the wall, floating shelves leveled and anchored.
Single story gutters cleared and flushed, loose downspouts resecured, flashing sealed.
Four hours on whatever is on your list, prioritized together when we arrive.
Curtis Okonkwo spent eleven years as a commercial carpenter before starting Bolt & Bracket in 2015 because friends kept asking who fixes the small stuff. It is still just him and his partner Elias, so the person who quotes your job is the person who does it. We carry general liability and workers comp, and we will tell you when a job belongs to a licensed plumber or electrician instead.
“Fourteen items on my list and he knocked out eleven in the half day, then told me which three needed a real electrician. Refreshing.”
Sandra M., Cary homeowner
“Showed up in the window, texted when he was fifteen minutes out, cleaned up the drywall dust. Basic stuff nobody else does.”
Kevin B., Drywall repair, Garner
“Charged me for 2.5 hours when he quoted 4. I did not ask him to.”
Yolanda F., Door and faucet repair
It is $95 an hour with a two hour minimum, billed in half hour blocks after that. There is no trip charge or fuel surcharge inside our service area. Materials are billed at what we paid, with the receipt attached to your invoice.
Either works. If you want a specific fixture or paint color, buy it and have it on site. Otherwise we pick it up on the way and add it at cost. Store runs during the job are billed at the hourly rate, so having parts ready saves you money.
Anything needing a licensed trade: panel work, new circuits, gas lines, repiping, roof replacement and structural framing. We also skip second story exterior work. We keep a short list of licensed plumbers and electricians we refer to.
Typical lead time is four to seven business days. We hold two emergency slots a week for things like a door that will not lock or a toilet that will not stop running, and those usually get filled the same day you call.
Text a photo of the problem and we will tell you if it is a one hour job or a whole afternoon before we book anything.