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Kyle's Handyman · Fort Myers, FL

Every small job, done properly.

One local handyman for the repairs and odd jobs that pile up in a Florida home. Here’s the work Kyle takes on.

Quick answer

Kyle’s Handyman Services is an owner-operated handyman business in Fort Myers, FL. It handles home repairs and improvement jobs — drywall, doors and screens, painting, carpentry, mounting, pressure washing and hurricane prep — for homeowners across Southwest Florida.

Don’t see your job? Ask anyway. Kyle will tell you straight if it’s one for him.

Two-storey stairwell with smooth, freshly finished walls and a ladder still in place — a Kyle’s Handyman job

01 / 08

Drywall & wall repair

Holes, cracks, dents, nail pops and water-stain cut-outs patched, textured to match and made ready for paint.

Doorknob and anchor holes
Stress cracks over doors and windows
Water-damaged sections cut out and replaced
Knock-down and orange-peel texture matching
Nail pops and corner bead repair

Ask about drywall & wall repair

New brushed-nickel handlesets and deadbolts installed on white double doors

02 / 08

Doors, screens & hardware

Sticking doors, loose hinges, worn weatherstripping, torn lanai and window screens, and tired hardware put right.

Doors that stick, sag or won’t latch
Weatherstripping and door sweeps
Lanai and window screen re-screening
Handle, deadbolt and hinge swaps
Sliding door rollers and tracks

Ask about doors, screens & hardware

Freshly painted entry hallway with crown molding and a new light fixture

03 / 08

Painting & touch-ups

Interior touch-ups, accent walls, doors, trim and small rooms — cut in clean, with floors and furniture protected.

Touch-ups after repairs
Accent walls and single rooms
Doors, trim and baseboards
Front doors and shutters
Move-out and rental refreshes

Ask about painting & touch-ups

Dining room with new picture-frame wainscoting and chair rail

04 / 08

Carpentry & trim

Baseboards, casing and rotted exterior trim replaced, shelves built, and the small woodwork that finishes a room.

Baseboard and door casing
Rotted fascia and exterior trim
Closet shelving and rods
Stair rails and handrails
Cabinet door and drawer fixes

Ask about carpentry & trim

Flat-screen TV mounted on a corner wall bracket

05 / 08

Mounting & assembly

TVs, shelves, mirrors, blinds, curtain rods and flat-pack furniture — mounted level, into the right anchors.

TV wall mounts
Floating shelves and mirrors
Blinds, shades and curtain rods
Flat-pack furniture assembly
Grab bars and towel bars

Ask about mounting & assembly

Two-storey Florida home with palm trees and a pool deck

06 / 08

Pressure washing

Driveways, walkways, lanais and pool decks cleaned of the mildew and grime that Florida humidity leaves behind.

Driveways and walkways
Lanai floors and pool decks
Entryways and front steps
Fences and patio furniture
Pre-sale curb-appeal clean

Ask about pressure washing

07 / 08

Hurricane prep

Shutter and panel put-up and take-down, outdoor items secured, and a walk-around for loose trim before a storm.

Storm panel install and removal
Accordion shutter checks
Securing outdoor furniture and décor
Gutter and downspout clearing
Post-storm small repairs

Ask about hurricane prep

Kitchen with dark cabinets, a wood-top island and new pendant lights

08 / 08

Honey-do lists

Bring the whole list. Kyle works through the small jobs in one visit so you are not booking five different trades.

Caulking tubs, sinks and windows
Smoke detector battery swaps
Squeaks, rattles and loose things
Seasonal-home opening and closing tasks
Anything that’s been bugging you

Ask about honey-do lists

What Kyle doesn’t do (and why that’s good news)

Florida law requires licensed contractors for most electrical, plumbing, HVAC, roofing and structural work. A good handyman says so up front. If your job crosses that line, Kyle will tell you before he quotes. You won’t find out halfway through the job.