Home Repairs in Okanagan Falls & Penticton
Every house collects a list of small problems. A door that won't latch, a cracked piece of trim, a hole in the drywall where the doorknob hit, a cabinet hinge that's worked itself loose. None of them are emergencies, but they add up, and they're easy to keep putting off.
That's where I come in. I'm Brad, the owner and only tradesperson at ParkWorks Home Services. I handle home repairs in Okanagan Falls, Penticton and the nearby South Okanagan, and I'm happy to take on the small jobs other companies pass over.
Household Repairs I Handle
These are the household repairs in Penticton and Okanagan Falls I'm asked about most:
- Drywall: patching holes, dents and cracks, then sanding and painting to blend in.
- Trim and baseboards: replacing damaged pieces, re-nailing loose sections and filling gaps.
- Hardware: tightening or replacing hinges, handles, knobs, latches and towel bars.
- Caulking and weatherstripping: sealing gaps around doors, windows, tubs and sinks.
- Railings and steps: firming up wobbly handrails and fixing loose or worn treads.
- General wear and tear: the small fixes that keep a house in good shape.
If your problem isn’t on this list, send me a photo. There’s a good chance I can help.
Door Repair in Penticton and Okanagan Falls
Doors cause more calls than almost anything else. Houses shift with the seasons here, and the dry summers and cold winters in the Okanagan can leave doors sticking, swinging open on their own or refusing to latch.
My door repair work in Penticton and Okanagan Falls includes:
- planing or adjusting doors that stick or rub
- realigning strike plates so doors latch properly
- replacing worn hinges and tightening loose ones
- installing new handles, deadbolts and door hardware
- fitting and hanging replacement interior doors
fixing sliding closet and patio door tracks
Furniture Assembly in Penticton
Flat-pack furniture can eat up an afternoon, and some pieces really need two sets of hands. I offer furniture assembly in Penticton and Okanagan Falls for beds, desks, dressers, bookshelves, outdoor furniture and storage units. Tall pieces like bookcases and dressers get anchored to the wall so they can't tip, which matters in any home with kids or grandkids visiting.
Bundle Your List into One Visit
Service calls carry a 2-hour minimum, so the best value comes from saving up several small jobs for one visit. Write down everything that needs doing, room by room, and send it to me with a few photos. I'll give you a sense of how long it will take, and we'll work through it in order of what matters most to you.
As a handyman for home repairs in Penticton, I bring the common tools and fasteners for these jobs. If a part needs to be bought, like a specific hinge or a replacement door, I'll check with you before buying it. You can also supply your own materials if you'd prefer.
Frequently Asked Questions
Probably not. Small repairs are a big part of my work. Adding a few more jobs to the visit makes the 2-hour minimum go further.
Most repairs are billed hourly, plus materials. Current rates and travel charges are on the Pricing page, and I’ll give you an estimate before starting.
Yes. I can assemble it, place it and anchor tall pieces to the wall.
It depends on the season, but I reply quickly and will give you the earliest date I have available.
Book a Home Repair Visit
Call or text 250-814-4263, or use the Book a Service form. Send a few photos and a short list, and I’ll get back to you with next steps.
