FOOTHILLS HOMES · LONGMONT, CO
Zach lives here. When your handyman is already in town, “we’ll get to it this week” actually means this week.
Get an estimateLongmont is home base. Zach lives and works here, and most days his truck doesn’t leave town.
That matters more than it sounds. Repairs get scheduled around real availability instead of a route through three other cities. If something changes mid-project, he’s ten minutes away, not forty. And the people whose homes he works on run into him at the hardware store, which is its own kind of accountability.
The work runs the full range of Longmont housing: hundred-year-old bungalows in Old Town with plaster walls and doors that haven’t hung square in decades, ranches from the ’60s, and brand-new builds where the punch list never quite got finished.
Everything on the services menu, close to home:
Old Town, Prospect New Town, Fox Hill, Somerset Meadows, Southmoor Park, out around McIntosh Lake — and everywhere between. If you’re in Longmont, you’re in the service area.
Repairs are $130 an hour with a two-hour minimum — most Longmont homes have no trouble filling two hours with small stuff worth knocking out while we’re there. Renovations are quoted per project; most run between $15,000 and $50,000 depending on scope. Either way, you’ll have a written number before work starts, and it doesn’t change unless the scope does.
The first call is free, and you’ll get a written estimate before any work starts.
