Need a commercial handyman in Oklahoma City for a one-time repair list or recurring maintenance at an office, retail store, restaurant, or other commercial premises? We work from an agreed task list drawn from our published trades — send the list and photos to request an estimate. Before-opening or after-closing visits can be discussed subject to availability.
We serve offices, retail stores, restaurants, commercial property owners, and property managers who need repairs to the premises — walls, doors, fixtures, and related published trades. We do not service restaurant kitchen equipment or other industry-specific systems.
Office and retail wall patches, corner damage, and room or corridor touch-ups scoped through drywall repair and interior painting.
Door operation and hardware within our accepted residential/commercial door scope — see door repair. Trim and cabinet items pair with baseboard installation and cabinet repair. Specialized commercial-door systems and access control stay with other vendors.
Boxed office furniture and workstation assembly via furniture assembly. Meeting-room TV and display mounting via TV mounting when the wall and mount fit our published scope.
Faucet and toilet repairs at existing connections within faucet and toilet repair limits. Exterior punch-list items may include gutter repair and cleaning, fence repair, wood rot repair, and deck repair when access and scope allow. New electrical circuits, HVAC, fire/life-safety systems, and larger construction stay with licensed specialists.
Visits are organized around an agreed task list. One-time commercial punch-list repairs clear a backlog; recurring visits follow a frequency, responsibilities, materials approach, and schedule you approve.
Work windows before opening or after closing can be discussed, subject to availability. Tell us about occupied spaces, parking or loading, and any tenant or business restrictions so we can plan the visit.
Business invoices are available. A W-9 and a certificate of insurance are available on request.
A short approved list of published trades is a one-time visit. Ongoing preventive maintenance for commercial property is scoped as recurring visits you approve. Apartment turnovers stay on rental property maintenance. Electrical panels, HVAC, fire systems, commercial kitchens, and tenant-improvement construction belong with other specialists.
| Situation | What we do | Typical cost |
|---|---|---|
| One punch list across a few trades | Scope the list from photos and notes; schedule when access is clear. | Request an estimate |
| Recurring building maintenance tasks | Agree frequency, responsibilities, materials, and work windows before visits start. | Request an estimate |
| Need after-hours or before-open access | Discuss available windows — subject to scheduling, not an emergency guarantee. | Request an estimate |
| HVAC, fire systems, kitchen equipment, or TI buildout | Stop. Those stay with licensed or specialty contractors. | Other trade |
Call a licensed electrician, plumber, HVAC tech, fire/life-safety contractor, or commercial kitchen vendor when the work is outside our published trades. Apartment make-ready turnovers stay on rental property maintenance. We stay on coordinated commercial repair lists drawn from the services we already publish.
Oklahoma City offices, shops, and small commercial buildings collect punch-list items between busy seasons — scuffed walls, sticking doors, fixture drips, and furniture that never got assembled. A single scoped visit for office repair services or retail maintenance beats juggling separate vendors for every small task, without turning the job into full facilities management.
We do not publish commercial dollar prices on this page, and residential package prices are not applied automatically to commercial projects. Task count, materials, access, scheduling windows, and site conditions affect the estimate. Photos and a clear list help us start; an onsite look may be needed before confirming pricing.
The $149 minimum service visit may apply to standalone appointments. Smaller tasks can often be bundled into one visit or package.
This service is quoted to the project rather than listed as a fixed labor range. Photos help us assess scope; measurements or an onsite assessment may be needed before confirming pricing. Your estimate specifies the agreed materials and work. Access, site conditions, and optional add-ons may affect the final price.
Include company name, city, task list, quantities, photos, preferred work windows, and access notes in the project description. Choose Business as the customer type when it fits.
Photos start the estimate. Occupied spaces, structural concerns, or unclear quantities may need an onsite look before pricing.
We schedule after you approve the estimate. Additional scope discovered during the visit is discussed and approved before we proceed.
Yes when the items match our published trades and fit one appointment. Send the full list so we book enough time.
Yes. Recurring visits for commercial property maintenance are available when frequency, responsibilities, materials, and scheduling are agreed in advance. This is not a full facilities-management contract.
Before-opening or after-closing appointments can be discussed, subject to availability.
Yes when access and work windows are clear. Tell us about open hours, tenants, and restricted areas so we can plan the visit.
Yes. Customer-supplied or contractor-supplied materials can be specified in the estimate.
Yes. Business invoices are available, and a W-9 and certificate of insurance are available on request. Ask for them with your estimate request.
Company name, city, the task list, photos, quantities if known, preferred work windows, and access notes. Choose Business as the customer type when it applies.
We pause and discuss it before expanding the job. Additional scope needs your approval and updated pricing.
No. Apartment turnovers and residential make-ready lists stay on rental property maintenance. This page covers business premises and commercial punch-list repairs.
Sí. Se habla español. Puede llamar al (405) 957-4465 o enviar la lista de reparaciones por correo a ulises@creativehandsolutions.com.
We take commercial repair lists across Oklahoma City, Edmond, Moore, Yukon, Mustang, and Midwest City.
Oklahoma City, Edmond, Moore, Yukon, Mustang, Midwest City.
Call (405) 957-4465 or email ulises@creativehandsolutions.com with the company name, city, task list, photos, and access notes. We’ll reply with a scoped estimate.