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Long Island City Handyman& Repair Services

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About Long Island City Handyman & Repair Services

Hunters Point, Long Island City

Long Island City Handyman & Repair Services is a handyman and repair service based at 11-25 44th Rd, Long Island City, NY 11101, in the Hunters Point end of Long Island City, Queens. We mount, assemble, patch and adjust — the small jobs that pile up in an apartment, a condo or a rowhouse.

Most of the neighborhood is new towers: drywall on metal studs, concrete ceilings, floor-to-ceiling glass, and building management with its own rules for contractors. A few blocks over are 19th-century rowhouses with plaster walls. We work both, and we plan each visit around the wall and the building — not the other way round.

11-25 44th Rd is a two-story 1930 building in Queens Community District 2, about two blocks from the Court Square subway complex. We come to you from there.

Empty finished room with white walls, sliding closet doors and wood floors
Real job photo · not stock

What we do

  • TV wall mounting
  • Shelf, mirror and art hanging
  • Furniture and IKEA assembly
  • Drywall and plaster patching
  • Paint touch-ups
  • Caulking and grout
  • Door and cabinet adjustment
  • Curtain rods and blinds
  • Window and through-wall AC install and removal
  • Childproofing and furniture anchoring
  • Grab bar installation
  • Smart locks, video doorbells and cameras
  • Weatherstripping
  • Move-in and move-out repairs

What we refer out

We don't do electrical wiring or new circuits, plumbing beyond simple fixture issues, or anything gas. We'll tell you when you need a licensed pro.

NYC requires a licensed master electrician and a permit even for a like-for-like light fixture swap. That work isn't ours, and we won't pretend it is.

How we operate

A quote before we start

You hear the number before any work starts. You say yes, or nothing happens. Written estimates are available on request.

Measure before we drill

Concrete, metal studs, prewar plaster and brick all take different anchors. We ask what's in the wall first — a photo usually settles it.

Your building's rules first

COI forms, elevator bookings, work hours. Tell us what management requires and we'll say before booking whether we can meet it.

We say when it's not our job

Wiring, new circuits, real plumbing and gas need a licensed pro. If your job crosses that line, we tell you plainly instead of winging it.

  1. 01

    Call or send the job

    Call the line, or send the job with a photo.

  2. 02

    We confirm the details

    The job, your building's rules and a time that works for both.

  3. 03

    The visit

    A quote before any work starts. Then the work itself.

How this site is written

Every photo here is a real job photo — no stock, nothing generated. Local facts come from public records, and we don't publish reviews, ratings or numbers we can't back.

Real walls. Real fixes.

Real job photos — no stock, nothing generated

Cordless drill on the pull-handle hardware of a glass office door
Glass-door pull hardware
Fastening hardware to a window frame with a cordless drill
Window-frame hardware
Drill, bits and fasteners laid out on the floor before a job
The kit, laid out
Empty finished room with white walls, sliding closet doors and wood floors
Clean walls, finished room
Handyman kneeling in an apartment entry, working at floor level beside the baseboard
At floor level
Driving screws into hardware on the edge of a steel apartment door
Steel-door hardware, re-set
Finished hallway with white walls, closet doors and a wood floor
Finished hallway
Tool bag and drill set down beside a prewar wood door
Prewar door, bag down

Something need fixing?

Call. Describe the job. Get a quote before we start.

(929) 325-1035
(929) 325-1035Quote