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"Split-scene humorous illustration showing the difference between a handyman and a contractor. On the left side: a friendly handyman in casual clothes (jeans, work boots, toolbelt), fixing a leaky faucet under a kitchen sink with a wrench and a smile — around him are small tools, a paint can, and a to-do list. On the right side: a serious-looking contractor in a hard hat and reflective vest, holding blueprints and talking on a phone while standing in front of a partially built room addition or a construction site, with scaffolding and workers in the background.

"Split-scene humorous illustration showing the difference between a handyman and a contractor. On the left side: a friendly handyman in casual clothes (jeans, work boots, toolbelt), fixing a leaky faucet under a kitchen sink with a wrench and a smile — around him are small tools, a paint can, and a to-do list. On the right side: a serious-looking contractor in a hard hat and reflective vest, holding blueprints and talking on a phone while standing in front of a partially built room addition or a construction site, with scaffolding and workers in the background.

🛠️ What’s the Difference Between a Handyman and a Contractor?

East Coast Handy Man

Oct 63 min read

Top 20 Tools Every Handy Homeowner Should Own (And How to Actually Use Them)

Top 20 Tools Every Handy Homeowner Should Own (And How to Actually Use Them)

Top 20 Tools Every Handy Homeowner Should Own (And How to Actually Use Them)

East Coast Handy Man

Oct 54 min read

“A stressed-out homeowner with wild hair and safety goggles on backwards, standing in the middle of a messy living room, holding a crooked power drill and a half-built bookshelf that’s clearly about to fall over. Behind them, a cat is tangled in measuring tape, and a ‘How to DIY’ YouTube video is paused on a cracked tablet. Comic-style exaggeration, bright lighting, humorous tone.

“A stressed-out homeowner with wild hair and safety goggles on backwards, standing in the middle of a messy living room, holding a crooked power drill and a half-built bookshelf that’s clearly about to fall over. Behind them, a cat is tangled in measuring tape, and a ‘How to DIY’ YouTube video is paused on a cracked tablet. Comic-style exaggeration, bright lighting, humorous tone.

DIY or Call Us? When to Tackle Repairs… and When to Pick Up the Phone

East Coast Handy Man

Oct 52 min read

A man sitting on a deck chair ontop of a collapsed deck with a thought bubble above his head reading "This is fine?" Cartoon style

A man sitting on a deck chair ontop of a collapsed deck with a thought bubble above his head reading "This is fine?" Cartoon style

How to Tell if Your Deck Is Just Old — or Actively Trying to Kill You

East Coast Handy Man

Oct 42 min read

A man on a ladder inspecting a repairing a window above a door.

A man on a ladder inspecting a repairing a window above a door.

Maintenance Checklist for East Coast Homes (That Actually Work)

East Coast Handy Man

Oct 43 min read

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