—Book online
Schedule your visit.
Choose a service, a day, and a two-hour arrival window. We confirm every booking by phone or text — estimates are always free.
Mon–Sat · 7:00 AM – 7:00 PM
How booking works.
- 01Pick your service and dateOpenings for the next 30 days, Monday through Saturday.
- 02Choose an arrival windowTwo-hour blocks between 7:00 AM and 7:00 PM.
- 03Tell us whereAddress, gate codes, pets — anything the crew should know.
- 04We confirmA quick call or text to lock in your window. No card required.
Rather talk it through? (501) 825-0473
—Booking questions
How scheduling works, answered.
Everything homeowners ask before locking in an arrival window.
- QHow far ahead can I book a visit?
- Openings are published for the next 30 days, Monday through Saturday. Same-week slots are common for handyman and cleaning work; recurring pool and lawn routes and holiday lighting fill up earliest, so book those further out.
- QWhat is a two-hour arrival window?
- Instead of a vague all-day window, you pick a two-hour block between 7:00 AM and 7:00 PM and the crew arrives inside it. If traffic or a job overrun puts that at risk, you get a call or text before the window closes — not after.
- QDo I need to pay or enter a card to book?
- No. Booking is free and no card is required. We confirm the appointment by phone or text, quote the work, and only take payment after the visit — online, by card, or by check.
- QDo I have to be home during the visit?
- Not for most exterior work. Leave gate codes and any pet or sprinkler notes in the booking form and we will handle it. Interior handyman and window work does need an adult on site to let the crew in and approve the finish.
- QWhat happens if it rains on my scheduled day?
- Rain moves pressure washing, window cleaning, and lighting installs — we reschedule at no charge, usually to the next dry slot in the same week, and you keep your place in the route.
- QCan I reschedule or cancel an appointment?
- Yes, free of charge. Call or text (501) 825-0473, or reply to your confirmation message. We only ask for a heads-up before the crew is dispatched so we can offer the window to someone else.