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One person quotes it, does it, and stands behind it.

I'm Brody. I run Summit Handyman end to end for homeowners and property managers who want small repairs handled with a clear scope, clean work, and one accountable person to call.

Brody Robertson, the handyman behind Summit Handyman, in a studio portrait
Brody Robertson · Handyman and founder
“Most people don’t need a bigger contractor. They need one reliable person who answers clearly, protects the home, fixes the problem properly, and leaves nothing loose behind.”

Brody Robertson, founder

The handyman trade has a trust problem. People expect the slow reply, the vague price, the rushed work, and the mess left behind. I built Summit Handyman to run the opposite way.

So it’s one person on every job. I read your request myself, I write the estimate myself, and I’m the one who shows up and does the work. Every scope, every visit, and every invoice passes through the same set of hands. The person thinking through the repair is the person doing it.

Handling small and medium repairs for property managers taught me the habits I bring to every home: a clear scope, clean execution, plain documentation, and workmanship that still makes sense after the invoice is paid.

I'm on the tools most of the day, so text is fastest. The form gets you a written estimate.

  • $200 minimum per job
  • Written scope before work starts
  • Insured. Registered BC business # 79853 7957

Small repairs, handled like they matter.

The finished surface is only part of it. The rest is a calm process, a protected home, a clean handoff, and a repair that stays quiet through the seasons after I leave.

Bathroom ceiling above the tub after the patch, finished flat and painted out, Surrey
Surrey · Bathroom ceiling patch
  1. I answer from facts, not guesses

    I read the scope, the photos, the timing, and the city before I reply, so the estimate starts from what is actually there.

  2. Clean work is part of the job

    Drop cloths, dust control, careful staging, and a swept floor at the end sit inside the price I quote you.

  3. The fix should stay fixed

    I build the repair for the next season, the next tenant, and the next inspection, so it is still holding long after the invoice is filed.

  4. Documentation removes doubt

    Photos, itemized notes, and a plain invoice make it easy on homeowners, sellers, strata, and property managers.

What people fear
  • You don't know if the handyman will reply
  • You don't know if the quote is real
  • You don't know who actually shows up
  • You don't know if the repair will last
How I answer it
  • The quote form comes straight to me
  • A written estimate after I review the scope
  • It's me on every visit, not a rotating crew
  • If it's not done right, I come back and fix it

What I can put in writing.

No badges I can’t back up. This is the paperwork behind the work, and where my scope stops.

Business
Business # 79853 7957
GST
GST # 79853 7957 RT0001
Insured
Yes
Base
Langley, BC. Lower Mainland

What I don’t do

Anything that needs a licensed trade: electrical panel work, gas, and major plumbing. If your job crosses that line, I tell you straight and you bring in the right trade. Everything on my services list, from drywall and painting to fences, decks, and mounting, is exactly what I do myself.

See the full list of what I handle

The job isn’t finished until I’d put my name on it.

If it's not done right, I come back and fix it. No charge. No questions. That is the reason there is one name on the card and one person on every job. Tell me what the house needs, and I will read the scope myself, price the list, and put my name on the estimate before I knock on the door.

See what a visit covers

Written reply within 24 hours.

Brody
Brody Robertson · Summit Handyman