Home Maintenance Plans

The list that does not show up on the calendar — moss creeping back across the north slope, the gutter that overflowed in November and is still draining onto the foundation bed, the hose bib that never got insulated, the caulk seam in the bath that has not been touched since the house was built, the deck stain that should have gone on two summers ago. Home maintenance plans roll that list into a schedule that actually runs. Handis offers four families — seasonal packages, exterior plans, handyman memberships, and property-watch programs — billed per visit or per year, sized to the Pacific Northwest climate, from $350 for a single annual checkup to $2,400 for a full season of quarterly visits.

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Plans

Wide editorial photo of a Handis crew walking a residential property in the Pacific Northwest — one tech on a step ladder clearing a gutter, another with a soft-wash wand on a fence line, a clipboard on the porch railing with a maintenance checklist visible.
Pricing

Home Maintenance Plans Pricing

Plan pricing depends on home size, the program selected, and how many visits or hours per year. Each sub-category page lists detailed pricing for that family. Members pay member labor rates on add-on work and skip the per-visit trip charge. Request a free estimate for an accurate quote.

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Why Seattle Homeowners Book Handis Maintenance Plans
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Why Seattle Homeowners Book Handis Maintenance Plans

A maintenance plan only pays back when the visits actually happen and the right things actually get done. Most subscription pitches load up the brochure with line items nobody ever requests and skip the boring work that prevents the real failures. Our plans do the opposite — we keep the visit list short, weather-specific, and focused on the failures we see in Pacific Northwest homes year after year. Moss on the north slope. Hose bibs left uncapped before the first freeze. Foundation drainage backing up after an atmospheric river. Deck boards that loosen one rainy season at a time. The crew that shows up is the same crew that did the year before, with notes from the last visit and a real opinion about what to do next.

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Tell us the home size, the rough age, which plan family you are thinking about (seasonal, exterior, membership, property watch), and any specific PNW problems you already know about — moss, leaky gutter, hose bib, deck. We send a clear annual estimate.

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FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

Common questions about Handis home maintenance plans — pricing, scope, scheduling, what plan visits cover, and what routes to a licensed Washington L&I contractor.

How much do home maintenance plans cost?
The annual home checkup starts at $350 for a single fifty-point visual visit. Spring and fall/winterization packages start at $450 each as a single visit. Annual roof and gutter and deck care plans start at $500. Monthly handyman, honey-do, and vacant-listing programs start at $600 a year. Priority-response membership starts at $800 a year. Quarterly pressure-wash, vacation home checks, and snowbird programs start at $900 a year. Larger homes, steeper roofs, and multi-property contracts price higher. You get a clear estimate for the full year before any plan starts.
Can I combine plans?
Yes — most members do. A common Seattle stack is the annual home checkup plus a monthly handyman membership plus the quarterly pressure-wash plan, with an add-on annual roof and gutter visit. The plans are designed to layer; one visit can cover multiple plan obligations when the timing works (a fall membership hour can roll into the fall/winterization package, for example). Combined estimates are cheaper per visit than the same plans bought separately.
Do plan visits include repairs, or only inspection?
It depends on the plan. The annual home checkup is inspection-only — the tech walks the fifty points, photo-reports, and quotes any repairs you want done on a follow-up visit at member rates. Spring, fall/winterization, deck care, and pressure-wash visits include the work named on the visit list (gutter clean, hose-bib insulation, board screwdown, soft wash). Anything beyond the named scope is an add-on at member labor rate, billed separately, with your sign-off before the tech touches it. Members never get a surprise line item.
What is NOT included in a plan?
Gas appliance work, hardwired electrical (anything inside a wall on a 120V or 240V circuit), in-wall plumbing supply or drain repairs, new electrical circuits, roof replacement or structural roof repair, structural framing, anything requiring a permit, and whole-house painting. Those route to a licensed Washington L&I contractor — we name the issue in the visit photo report and recommend a contractor when we know one, then come back for the finish work after their rough-in if you want us in the loop. The handyman scope on every plan is the same scope as a regular Handis call.
What does the photo report include?
A dated set of photos from the visit — exterior walk, gutter and downspout shots, deck and rail close-ups, any anomalies the tech flagged (loose flashing, mossy patch, cracked caulk seam, deck board lifting), and a one-paragraph summary written by the tech. Property-watch programs add an interior walk to the report — visible plumbing, sump pump status, water heater base, thermostat reading. The report lands in your inbox the same day, and the next visit starts from it.
Can I get the same handyman each visit?
Yes — that is the default. Each plan member gets assigned a primary tech who runs the visits and carries the notes forward. If the primary is out (vacation, illness, a backlog spike), a backup runs the visit with the notes in hand, and the primary takes the next one. Single-property members usually keep the same tech for years. Multi-property contracts (a small property manager with several listings) sometimes get a team because the volume does not fit one schedule.
How do you schedule plan visits to PNW weather?
Spring visits land after the heavy March-April rains taper, usually mid-April to late May. Fall and winterization visits run September through November, before the first sustained cold but after the first leaves drop so the gutter clean stays clear. Pressure-wash visits are timed against the seasonal deposits — pollen in late spring, deck use in summer, walkways before leaf piles in fall, moss after winter. Roof and gutter visits go on the books for whatever dry window the season provides. The calendar bends to the weather, not the other way around.
What if I want to cancel a plan?
Annual memberships run twelve months from the start date and bill once a year. If you cancel mid-year you keep using any banked hours, plan visits, or membership benefits through the paid period — there is no proration penalty and no early-termination fee, just no auto-renewal. Quarterly and per-season plans simply do not rebook for the next cycle. We do not lock anyone into a contract that outlives the work.
Do you cover homes outside Seattle proper?
Yes — most of the Puget Sound region is in service area, from north Seattle and Shoreline through Bellevue, Redmond, Issaquah, Sammamish, Renton, Tukwila, Burien, and south to Federal Way. Vacation homes on the I-90 corridor (North Bend, Snoqualmie, Cle Elum) and Hood Canal property are covered with a travel premium added to the plan price; we will quote it before you sign. Outside that radius we will tell you on the call if the math works.
Is the work guaranteed?
Yes. Every Handis handyman is background-checked, insured, and on the hook for a 30-day workmanship guarantee on any work done during a plan visit — gutter clean that re-clogs from our debris within 30 days, a hose-bib insulator that slides off, a deck screw we set that backs out, a caulk seam that pulls. We come back and fix it at no extra charge. The guarantee covers our work — it does not cover damage from settlement in an old foundation, a roof failure unrelated to our maintenance, or a wall failure unrelated to our hardware.

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