Exterior Plans
The outside of a Pacific Northwest house takes the worst of the year — eight months of rain on the gutters, three months of moss creeping back across the north roof slope, a winter of pollen and shingle grit on the driveway, a deck that loses a screw every wet season. Handis exterior plans roll that punch list into a schedule that actually runs — annual roof and gutter visit, quarterly pressure-wash plan, and deck care plan, from $500 for a single annual visit to $2,400 for a full year of quarterly washes on a larger property. Same vetted handyman year over year, notes carried forward from the last visit, member labor rate on any add-on work the tech does on the same trip.
Plans
Exterior Plans Pricing
Plan pricing depends on home size, roof height, gutter linear footage, driveway and patio square footage, deck size, tree exposure overhead, and how many programs you bundle. Members pay member labor rate on add-on work the tech does during a plan visit and skip the per-visit trip charge. Each sub-category page lists detailed pricing for that program. Request a free estimate for an accurate annual quote.
Send us the roof height, driveway square footage, and deck size — we will quote the year.
Why Seattle Homeowners Book Handis Exterior Plans
Most exterior subscription pitches load the brochure with line items nobody ever needs and skip the boring work that actually prevents the failures — the downspout flush, the moss treatment before the wet season starts, the joist-hanger check under the deck, the soft-wash chemistry on vinyl instead of raw PSI. Our exterior plans do the opposite. The visit list is short, weather-specific, and focused on the failures we see in Pacific Northwest homes year after year. Same crew, same notes, same opinion about what to do next — and a clear handoff to a licensed contractor the moment a request crosses out of the handyman trade.
Estimate
Tell us roof height (single or two-story), approximate gutter linear footage, driveway and patio square footage, deck size and material (cedar, pressure-treated pine, composite), tree exposure overhead, and which exterior plans you want to bundle. We will send back a clear annual estimate with the visit calendar.
What Our Customers Say
Recent exterior plan reviews from verified Seattle-area customers.
We did the annual roof and gutter visit and the quarterly pressure-wash plan together last year. Two-story house, big maple in the front yard. The tech showed up in late August for the roof and gutters before the leaves dropped, treated the north-slope moss, then ran the four wash visits across the year. Same guy every time. He remembered the cracked downspout elbow from the first visit and brought a replacement on the second.
Deck care plan on a wrap-around cedar deck. Spring inspection caught two boards that had pulled at the south rail and three loose joist hangers underneath. The end-of-season stain coat went on the last weekend of August during a clean dry window. Stain has held a year without fading on the high-sun side. Tech told me on the call which stain product he uses and why — solid answer, not a sales pitch.
Quarterly pressure-wash plan. The tech timed the visits around the Seattle seasons — late spring after the pollen drop on the deck and patio, late summer for the walkways, fall before leaves piled on the front walk, end of winter for the moss on the north driveway. Driveway has not had a green tint in two years and the soft wash on the vinyl siding cleared the algae without driving water into the wall cavity.
Annual roof and gutter visit on a two-story under three big Douglas-firs. The tech bagged what felt like 50 pounds of needles, flushed every downspout, walked the flashing on the skylights and chimney, and laid down a sodium-percarbonate moss treatment on the north slope. He flagged a section of flashing that had lifted and recommended a roofer for the repair — then took a photo set for the roofer to quote from. Saved us calling someone out for the diagnosis.
Bundled all three plans this year — roof and gutter, quarterly wash, and deck care. One annual quote, one calendar that runs itself. The crew shows up on the dates without me reminding anyone and the photo report lands the same evening. The visit schedule is short, but every visit closes the right things — no padding, no upsell.
Frequently Asked Questions
Common questions about Handis exterior plans — pricing, scope, scheduling to PNW weather, what plan visits cover, and what routes to a licensed Washington L&I contractor.