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Small, clearly defined projects that one person can complete carefully.
Trusty Rusty helps Sacramento homeowners with the small repair, assembly, mounting, and finishing projects that are difficult to fit into a busy week.
Send photos, your Sacramento neighborhood, and the list of work so Rusty can review the scope before scheduling.

Many Sacramento home projects are too small for a remodeling company but still need the right tools, careful setup, and a clean finish. Rusty handles one-person jobs such as door and shelf repairs, furniture assembly, TV and picture mounting, drywall patches, painting touch-ups, and other reviewed tasks that fit the site's project limits.
When you call or text, you communicate directly with Rusty. Send photos, your Sacramento neighborhood, and the list of work. Rusty reviews the scope, access, likely materials, and price before scheduling. If a task requires a permit, another worker, a licensed specialty contractor, or falls outside the published limits, Rusty will decline or refer that part instead of quietly expanding the job.
Small, clearly defined projects that one person can complete carefully.
Large remodels, structural work, permit-required work, or jobs needing a crew.
Every request is checked before scheduling. See the full project limits.
Each service has its own page with photos, typical requests, and clear boundaries.
Standard handyman work is shown at $65 per hour with a $150 minimum. Common TV mounting and furniture assembly projects may receive a flat price when the photos and product details make the scope clear.
Materials and all other project costs are reviewed before work is accepted. Materials are billed at cost with receipts, and every accepted project must remain within the limits published on the site.
Trusty Rusty travels to customers; this page does not represent a storefront or a separate office. Text your address or neighborhood to confirm coverage.
Include your neighborhood, what needs attention, and any product or material details. Rusty will reply with the next useful question.