Leaside houses
Leaside’s brick houses often keep their original doors, trim and plaster. These older parts reward patient repairs over quick replacements. Our approach is to adjust and repair what can stay, and replace only what has failed.
Looking for a handyman in East York for a Leaside house or a home near the Danforth? We fix doors, trim, screens and handrails, and mount TVs and shelves too. Text photos of your list, and you’ll get one itemized quote for the visit.
Quotes are free, with no payment needed.
Prefer to talk? Call (365) 360-7237 or text (365) 360-7237.

Take two or three photos, one up close and one from a few steps back. Text them to (365) 360-7237 with a quick note about what’s going on, and we’ll get back to you with next steps.
East York became its own township on January 1, 1924, after its residents voted to leave York Township.
Read about City of Toronto Archives: East York 100Leaside’s brick houses sit a short walk from the smaller post-war homes of Woodbine Heights and Danforth Village. Thorncliffe Park and Crescent Town add apartment towers, where concrete walls change how shelves and TVs go up.
Leaside’s brick houses often keep their original doors, trim and plaster. These older parts reward patient repairs over quick replacements. Our approach is to adjust and repair what can stay, and replace only what has failed.
Around Woodbine Heights and Danforth Village, many homes are compact, with steep stairs and small bathrooms. A second handrail or a grab bar can make daily life easier. Each one goes into solid backing, at a height you choose with us.
Apartment and condo walls here are often concrete. Shelves, TVs and curtain tracks go up with a hammer drill and concrete anchors. Before the visit, tell us any building rules about elevators or noise.
Older casement windows need cranks, latches and screens that still work. We replace stripped operators, rescreen frames and free up sticking sashes. A failed sealed unit goes to a glazier instead.
Sticking, rattling or sagging doors are common in houses this age. Hinges, strikes and weatherstripping fix most of them. Where a door is beyond repair, a new one goes into the same opening.

Call or text (365) 360-7237. Photos help us see the problem.
Your quote separates each job, part and finish. You’ll get a clear, itemized price before any work starts.
Toronto needs no building permit for a door replaced in the same opening of a single-unit house. Apartment and condo doors need one.
City of Toronto permit informationYes. Plaster needs slow drilling and fixings that reach the studs. Shelves, mirrors and TVs can then hang on it without cracking the wall.
Yes. We fix the rail into studs or solid blocking along its length. A rail on both sides helps when stairs are steep.
Yes. Concrete walls take a hammer drill and concrete anchors rated for the load. If you rent, ask your landlord before we drill.
Yes. We fit the new door to your opening and adjust the closer so it shuts gently. Weatherstripping on the main door can join the visit.
Yes, small jobs are what a handyman visit is for. A list of three to five makes the trip worth booking. Your quote shows each job separately.
Call or text (365) 360-7237. Photos help us see the problem.