What can you fix / repair?

Question

be specific.

Answer 1

I'm the landlord. When I first started I did everything myself to save money. I learned how to do electrical repairs, plumbing, carpentry. I can lay tile, carpet, vinyl, laminate. As I got more property, I started hiring people to do the work. Over the years, I've built greenhouses for our nursery, I can install irrigation systems. I've laid brick and stone walls and built walkways. My grandfather was a mason, so I got some expert help. I always left heating and air repairs to a pro. I will tell you this, I've made some mistakes and sometimes it cost me more than if I had hired someone to do the job. That's the price of learning.

Answer 2

Home repairs would be a good subject. Fixing and repairing of homes would be up my alley so to speak.
As i happen to be a handy man. With a back ground in the flooring business. Most anything can be fixed or repaired on a home. There are things that should be replace with new and not repaired however.

Answer 3

I can fix a screw that's stripped out of its hole. In wood. Usually. As long as the new one doesn't need to match exactly.

Answer 4

If it's mechanical, I can fix it. Electronics, circuit boards and stuff, not so much.

Answer 5

anything that pertains to a house, I do Apt maintenance and sideline remodels and add ons.

Answer 6

It seems that everybody is "A jack of all trades, yet a master of none". --IC

Answer 7

pretty much anything.
i have over $20,000.00 invested in tools and know how to use them

Answer 8

just about anything. i have been called a wizard by some people,