The person doing the work.

People call me Evan the Handyman.

Evan smiling in the shade beside the beach.

Work

It’s a bit of an odd job, doing odd jobs, but I’m a bit of an odd guy in the best way possible, so I’m well suited to it.

I work on the frustrating technical problems that come with owning a home, especially when hiring a contractor is neither practical nor economical. I keep to small- and medium-sized jobs and refer out work beyond that scope.

Evan's open tool case, with hand tools and accessories organized in fitted foam.

Background

I have more than a decade of experience in the trades, and I haven’t stopped learning.

I spent part of my younger years studying science, engineering, and whatever else caught my curiosity, picking up a few degrees along the way.

I’ve always enjoyed making things, figuring out how they work, and occasionally learning the hard way why they don’t.

Evan pushing a shopping cart through a hardware-store aisle.

Working with me

I learn constantly from other builders and sometimes from remarkably clever customers. I enjoy a collaborative process and good working relationships.

Bring me the ambitious or unusual projects. I like working with people to make beautiful things happen.

Even practical, everyday work leaves plenty of room for problem-solving and craftsmanship.

Evan crawling into a house crawlspace while a concerned homeowner watches.

If you want a guy like me on your team, give me a call.

Let me pick up some of the slack so you can focus on what’s important.

I’m your man.

Evan taking a coffee break in his workshop office.