Home, improvements & restoration
Repairs, maintenance, remodels, additions, ADUs, roofing, storm damage restoration, and insurance-claim coordination with appropriate professionals.
What’s stealing your time and energy? A house project, care for a family member, a move, pet needs, errands, an event, travel, a business challenge, or something you cannot quite name? Hands Full Concierge began in 1999, and we are expanding our network to help with more of life’s moving pieces. Tell us what’s on your plate.
Reach out and see how we can helpHands Full Concierge began alongside Hands Full Academy in 1999. Together, they formed the original Hands Full, rooted in the belief that helping people means looking at the whole of their lives. The service is expanding today, but personal relationships remain the starting point.
Imagine one trusted team helping you explore options, identify appropriate providers, manage schedules, and follow through. From a roof replacement or downsizing to pet care, holiday preparations, senior support, technology, or personal shopping, start with a conversation. We will be clear about what we can coordinate and what is available.
Tell us what you needServices and provider availability depend on location and project needs. We confirm scope before any work is arranged.
Think about the jar filled with rocks and sand. The rocks are the things that matter most: family, relationships, purpose, and the moments you don't want to miss. The sand is the constant flow of logistics that can consume your day.
Some of those tasks matter a great deal. They still don't all have to sit on your shoulders. Hands Full Concierge is designed to take on the research, connection, coordination, and follow-up so you can spend more of your time where you choose.
We're not selling you a list of providers. We're helping you reclaim your day.
What is taking more time or energy than it should? Here are real-life needs to start with. They are examples, not limits—and an invitation to ask, even when your request does not fit a category. We will confirm what support is currently available.
Repairs, maintenance, remodels, additions, ADUs, roofing, storm damage restoration, and insurance-claim coordination with appropriate professionals.
Cleaning connections, decluttering, organizing, meal preparation, catering, household projects, errands, and everyday home logistics.
Packing, movers, relocating across town or farther away, downsizing, estate sales, donations, storage, trash removal, cleanouts, and settling in.
Tutoring, school and enrichment resources, parenting coaching, family scheduling, child-development resources, and relevant professional introductions.
Event planning, catering, celebrations, guest coordination, trip research, travel arrangements, reservations, and special experiences.
Car detailing, vehicle buying or selling connections, car transport, maintenance scheduling, and automotive service referrals.
Landscaping, irrigation, lawn and garden projects, snow removal, exterior maintenance, seasonal cleanup, and property preparation.
Business and management consulting, leadership coaching, administrative support connections, project coordination, and professional introductions.
Thoughtful introductions to legal, accounting, financial, insurance, technology, real estate, and other specialists when needed.
Pet sitting and walking connections, grooming, boarding, veterinary appointments, supply errands, and planning for pets during travel or a move.
Nonmedical help coordinating household tasks, errands, transportation, accessibility projects, downsizing, family logistics, and appropriate care-provider connections.
Vacant-property check-ins, maintenance scheduling, vendor access, seasonal preparation, snow services, and support for out-of-town owners.
Home Wi-Fi, device setup, smart-home troubleshooting, computer assistance, security-system referrals, and getting comfortable with new tools.
Gift sourcing, specialty shopping, delivery and pickup coordination, returns, appointment scheduling, and the tasks that never leave your list.
Decorating and lighting, meal and event preparations, guests and gatherings, seasonal gifting, travel logistics, and helping the details run smoothly.
Your need does not have to appear on this list. The task may be ordinary, unusual, small, or complicated. Reach out and see how we can help. Our first job is to listen—not to sell your information or hand you a random list of names.
These are examples of potential service and referral categories; not every service or provider is presently available in every location. Services requiring licensing, certifications, or regulated expertise must be performed by appropriately qualified professionals. We will discuss scope, involvement, and fees before commitments are made.
A simple conversation is enough to begin. Tell us the result you want, your location, and the timing.
We clarify the scope, consider suitable providers, and discuss practical next steps and costs.
For agreed projects, we help connect people, align schedules, and keep details organized.
And when it makes sense, we stay involved through follow-up—not simply the introduction.
Reach out and see how we can help. A request may be routine, ambitious, or something we have never encountered before. Start with what would make your life easier; we can discuss availability and possible next steps together.
A few details are enough. We can work through the rest together.
Ask anyway. The list is meant to spark ideas, not limit them. We’ll talk through the request and be clear about whether it’s something we can coordinate or help you explore.
No. Some needs may be handled directly by Hands Full, while others involve independent providers. We aim to carefully coordinate the right resources, explain each party’s role, and obtain your agreement before proceeding. Availability and professional licensing requirements vary.
That's not the model we're building. Your information won't be sold or broadcast as leads. If a third party needs details to help with a request, we aim to discuss that with you before sharing.
Submitting this inquiry form does not commit you to a service or charge. If a request involves a paid service or coordination fee, that would be discussed before you agree to proceed.