Facilities support with a hard stop at licensed trades.

Daily facilities handyman

Doors, hardware, small carpentry, paint touch-up, and the punch list that stacks up on a working site.

Included

• Closers, locks, hinges, and weatherstrip
• Small drywall and paint repairs
• Fixture swaps that stay inside handyman scope

Not included

• Permitted building alterations
• Any task Florida reserves for a licensed contractor

Waste equipment support

Day-to-day help around compactors, balers, and containers so the yard is not waiting on a minor fix.

Included

• Access, adjustment, and housekeeping
• Lids, wheels, locks, and light container repair
• Leak checks, then a call to the qualified tech

Not included

• OEM rebuilds and certified hydraulic repair
• Work that the site’s maintenance contract assigns elsewhere

Yards, gates, and docks

Lots, swings, fence fabric, dock boards, and bumpers — the edges of the site that take the abuse.

Included

• Litter and lot hazards
• Gate and fence hardware
• Dock boards and wheel stops

Not included

• Structural dock engineering
• Automated gate systems that need a licensed installer

Documented site walks

A written pass of the yard: housekeeping, hazards, and what was actually done that day.

Included

• Safety and housekeeping notes
• Photo-free written findings in the daily log
• Hours tied to a skill

Not included

• A formal safety audit or engineered inspection

Licensed-trade handoff

When the work needs an electrician, plumber, or general contractor, we stop and coordinate the handoff.

Included

• Clear scope notes for the licensed vendor
• Site access and follow-up
• A record of what we did not do

Not included

• Performing the licensed trade ourselves

Labor records and crew skills

Every billable hour can land on an invoice and on a skills profile used for hiring and evaluation.

Included

• Daily task log
• Invoices by bill-to
• Skill levels from familiar to trainer

Not included

• Treating a skill level as a credential