Riverhills block ranch full interior repaint
Walls, ceilings and trim across a 1960s concrete-block ranch above the Hillsborough River — patched decades of picture-hanger holes, sealed old water stains and finished in four days with low-VOC paint.
The Tampa Bay handyman that actually lives in Temple Terrace — our Montrose Ave shop is minutes from the country club, the river and every street in 33617.
Temple Terrace isn't a service area for us — it's home. Our shop is on Montrose Ave, minutes from the Tom Bendelow golf course this city was planned around in the 1920s, when it launched as one of America's first golf-course communities. We work on the Mediterranean Revival originals near the country club, the 1950s–70s block ranches of Riverhills and Orange River Estates, and the newer townhomes off Bullard Parkway. We also know the city's own permit office on North 56th Street — Temple Terrace runs its permitting separately from Hillsborough County.
Zip codes: 33617, 33637
A small sample of work we've completed for Temple Terrace homeowners.
Walls, ceilings and trim across a 1960s concrete-block ranch above the Hillsborough River — patched decades of picture-hanger holes, sealed old water stains and finished in four days with low-VOC paint.
Repaired cracked 1920s plaster around an arched doorway in one of the city's original homes, matched the sand-float finish and repainted the room without disturbing a single era detail.
Removed worn carpet in a 1970s ranch, flattened low spots in the slab with self-leveling compound and installed waterproof LVP through the living room, hallway and three bedrooms.
Replaced a leaking pull-down faucet and a seized disposal, then swapped the corroded angle stops under the sink — a common extra in Temple Terrace homes still on their original supply lines.
Mounted a 75" TV with an articulating arm in a 2000s townhome, routed HDMI and power in-wall and set a floating soundbar below — no visible wires anywhere.
New 36" vanity, faucet, framed mirror and light bar plus a re-caulked tub surround — a one-day update scheduled around the resident's work-from-home meetings.
Reset storm-leaned posts in concrete and rebuilt a sagging gate on a lot backing the Hillsborough River near Riverhills Park — and confirmed the city's fence permit requirement before starting.
Replaced three aging interior fans with quiet DC-motor models and installed a wet-rated fan on the screened lanai, correcting a wobbling mount and a buzzing wall control along the way.
These are the most-requested jobs from Temple Terrace homeowners. Don't see what you need? We handle 40+ home services — just ask.
Honey-do lists, odd jobs, and home maintenance done right the first time.
Learn more →Clean, level TV installs with cables hidden — drywall, tile, or brick.
Learn more →IKEA, Wayfair, office desks, beds, cribs — assembled fast and sturdy.
Learn more →Holes, cracks, water damage patches with seamless texture matching.
Learn more →Walls, ceilings, trim and accent colors with crisp, drip-free lines.
Learn more →Cabinets, tile, vanities — full transformations on time and on budget.
Learn more →LVP, laminate, tile and hardwood. Subfloor repair included.
Learn more →Every home service we offer to Temple Terrace, FL homeowners — click any service to learn more.
"The staff is very thorough and efficient with their work. Showed up on time and cleaned up after."
— Maria S.
"Hard working honest people with great communication skills. My go-to handyman in Tampa now."
— James R.
"Highly professional communication and scheduling. Quoted fairly and finished early."
— Allison K.
Yes — our shop is on Montrose Ave in 33617. Our techs live here, our supply runs happen here, and Temple Terrace calls often get worked into the same day's route.
Sometimes — Temple Terrace runs its own Building Department on North 56th Street, separate from Hillsborough County, and even fences and screen enclosures need city permits here. We'll tell you up front if your project crosses that line and coordinate licensed trade partners when it does.
Yes — 1920s plaster, arched openings and original tile call for careful patching and finish-matching, not shortcuts. We treat the city's founding-era homes with the respect they deserve.
They're our bread and butter — concrete-block walls that need the right anchors, slab floors that need leveling before new flooring, and original copper and galvanized lines we treat gently during fixture swaps.
Yes — fence lines, gates, deck boards and post-storm cleanup on river-adjacent lots near Riverhills Park are routine for us, dropped oak limbs included.
Yes — from the golf-course core to the newer sections east of I-75. Both are just minutes from our shop.
Yes — the city's west side transitions into the USF rental market, and we handle turnovers, drywall, paint and fixture swaps for landlords there year-round.
Common flat-rate prices across Tampa Bay: TV mounting $120–$220, drywall patch $150–$300, interior painting from $295 per room, furniture assembly from $75. We provide free written estimates before any work starts.
We are fully insured. The handyman work we do — drywall, painting, flooring, TV mounting, fixture swaps, carpentry — doesn't require a state contractor license in Florida. For work that does (new circuits, plumbing re-pipes, structural changes), we coordinate with trusted licensed trade partners.
Yes — we're available 7 days a week, evenings and holidays included, with same-day service when the schedule allows. Call or text (786) 509-5555 any time.
Call or text for a free, no-pressure quote. We answer fast and show up on time.