Doors & Hardware
- Door adjustments
- Hinges
- Handles
- Closers
- Latches
- General door repairs
Licensed & Insured • Denver Metro
Commercial repairs and maintenance for restaurants, property managers, hotels, retail businesses, and other commercial properties.
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Licensed & Insured $100/hr Labor Owner-Operated
Doors, drywall, fixtures, bathrooms, cabinets, trim, paint, punch lists and the countless small repairs that keep your business running.
Services
Not every repair needs a major contractor or a multi-week project. We handle the smaller commercial repairs and punch-list items that still need to get done right.
Specialized trade work such as electrical, plumbing, HVAC, fire suppression or other regulated work is performed only when legally permitted and appropriately licensed/permitted — often coordinated with a properly licensed subcontractor.
Who We Serve
Doors, bathrooms, drywall, fixtures, cabinets, trim, paint and the endless little repairs that come with running a busy restaurant.
Punch lists, tenant repairs, turnovers and recurring maintenance.
Guest-room repairs, common-area maintenance, doors, drywall, fixtures and punch-list work.
Keep your location looking professional and functioning properly without calling a major contractor for every small issue.
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About
I grew up on jobsites. My mom was the designer, my dad was the builder — so I spent my childhood watching one person sketch something beautiful and the other figure out how to make it actually stand up. Ten years in, I'm still doing both.
I started residential: bathrooms, basements, kitchens, and then more bathrooms. If you've never spent a Saturday shimming a vanity, I don't recommend it — but I do recommend hiring someone who has.
Then I moved to commercial, because the math is different. When something breaks at a house, it ruins a weekend. When something breaks at a business, it's costing money every hour it sits. Doors that don't latch, ceiling tiles sagging, the outlet nobody's touched since 2016 — small stuff that quietly makes a place look like nobody's minding it. That's the work I like. It's fast, it's measurable, and I can leave a property better than I found it before lunch.
Licensed and insured. And when you call, you get me — not a dispatch center, not a four-hour arrival window, not a different subcontractor every visit.
When I'm not working, you'll find me with my wife Kaja and our new baby boy, Basil. We're calm-weekend people: snow sports, good drinks, and whatever the kid is currently obsessed with (right now, ceiling fans — so I guess he's already in the business).
Why The Commercial Fix
Professional commercial repair backed by a licensed, insured contractor.
Straightforward hourly pricing for service work.
We specialize in the repairs larger contractors often don't want to schedule.
No complicated sales process. Tell us what's wrong and we'll determine the best way to handle it.
How It Works
Call, text, or submit a service request.
For many small repairs, photos help us understand the job before we arrive.
We'll determine whether the job is a fit and schedule the work.
We show up, diagnose the issue, and get to work.
Ongoing Maintenance
If your business regularly has small maintenance issues, The Commercial Fix can become a reliable resource for ongoing repair and punch-list work.
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FAQ
Labor is $100/hour. Materials and any applicable additional costs are billed separately. For larger or clearly defined projects, fixed-price proposals may be available.
We focus on small commercial repairs and maintenance including doors, drywall, paint, fixtures, cabinets, shelving, bathrooms, trim and punch-list work.
Yes. Restaurants are one of the primary types of commercial businesses we serve.
Yes. We can handle individual repairs, punch lists and recurring maintenance needs.
Yes. Photos are helpful for determining whether a repair is a good fit and can reduce unnecessary site visits.
The Commercial Fix is operated by a licensed, insured general contractor.
Only work that is legally permitted and appropriately licensed/permitted will be performed. Specialized trade work may require a properly licensed subcontractor.
No. Small commercial repairs are exactly what we specialize in.
Let's get it fixed
Tell us what's wrong. We'll tell you if we can handle it — usually after a couple of photos.