The December 2021 Marshall Fire destroyed over 1,000 homes across Louisville, Superior, and unincorporated Boulder County. Most rebuilds are now complete or in final stages, and rebuild homes 2–4 years old are hitting the specific maintenance and finish-out patterns of new construction. Gage Home provides handyman services specifically experienced with rebuild homes — the settling drywall repairs, trim adjustments, dryer vent and gutter maintenance for fire mitigation, and the finish work that the original rebuild contractor didn’t include.

Boulder homeowners should have their dryer vents professionally cleaned every 12–18 months, with costs ranging from $150 for standard single-story homes to $500 for multi-story or roof-vented installations. Colorado’s low humidity, wildfire proximity, and altitude combine to make dryer vent maintenance meaningfully more important here than in more humid parts of the country. This guide covers what Boulder-specific pricing looks like, how to tell when your vent needs service, and what a professional cleaning actually involves.

Finding reliable handyman services in Boulder and Longmont can be a challenge. Homeowners and renters often need help with repairs and maintenance. Whether it's plumbing, electrical work, or carpentry, a skilled handyman can handle it. But how do you find a trustworthy service?

With Boulder’s unique climate, understanding how to protect your gutters and maintain them is critical to preventing costly repairs. Read everything you need to know in our complete guide on gutter maintenance.

This guide covers what ceiling fan installation costs in Boulder, which fan types work best for Colorado homes, how altitude affects performance, and when you need an electrician versus a handyman.

This guide covers what gutter maintenance costs in Boulder, how often you need it, whether gutter guards are worth the investment at altitude, and the seasonal schedule that keeps your home protected year-round.

This guide covers what fence repairs cost in Boulder County, the most common problems we see, when it makes sense to repair versus replace, and the material and timing considerations that are specific to homes at altitude. Whether you’re dealing with a section that blew over in last week’s windstorm or a fence that’s been slowly deteriorating for years, here’s what you need to know.

This guide covers what fascia and soffit repair costs in Boulder, how to spot damage before it spreads, why Boulder’s climate is uniquely hard on these components, which materials hold up best at altitude, and when repair makes sense versus replacement.