"Helping Your Home Work Better."
Reliable help for the jobs you don't have time to do — done with care, on time, every time.
No job is too small — we handle the repairs and maintenance that keep your home running smoothly.
From squeaky doors to broken fixtures, we handle all the little things that add up around the house.
Regular upkeep tasks to keep your home safe, functional, and looking its best year-round.
Sticking doors, broken locks, deadbolts, and hardware replacements done right the first time.
Safe, clean installation of light fixtures, ceiling fans, and overhead lighting throughout your home.
Furniture, outdoor play-sets, grills, and equipment assembled quickly, correctly, and safely.
Handyman help for homeowners, renters, seniors, and busy families — done the right way.
Based locally and familiar with every neighborhood we serve — fast response times across the greater Charlotte region.
From NoDa to Ballantyne, Steady Hands Handyman covers all of Charlotte. Whether you need a quick repair or a bigger home project, Kevin is a call or text away.
Serving Huntersville homeowners, renters, and families throughout the Lake Norman area. Same-week scheduling available for most jobs.
Crossing the state line is no problem. Steady Hands Handyman proudly serves Fort Mill, Indian Land, and surrounding York County communities.
Straight answers on pricing, timing, and what to expect — organized by the job you need done.
Most single-item assembly jobs, like a chair, nightstand, or small bookshelf, run $50–$150. Larger pieces like wardrobes, dressers, or bed frames typically run $100–$300 depending on complexity. Steady Hands provides a flat quote before starting.
Yes, we assemble furniture from any retailer, including Wayfair, Amazon, Target, and Costco, not just IKEA.
Simple items like chairs or small tables usually take under an hour. Larger pieces like wardrobes or modular storage can take two to four hours.
No, we bring all necessary tools and hardware knowledge — you just need the unopened box and space to assemble it in.
Yes, once we start a job it's completed the same day. We don't leave assemblies partially finished.
Charlotte, Huntersville, and Fort Mill, plus Cornelius, Davidson, Mooresville, Ballantyne, Matthews, Mint Hill, and Concord.
We'll flag it immediately and help you contact the retailer for a replacement. We won't be able to complete that specific piece until the part arrives.
Absolutely, most appointments involve several pieces in a single session, like a full bedroom or home office set, and we offer a better rate per item for larger jobs.
Yes, patio sets, outdoor sofas, gazebos, and swing sets from any retailer, including Wayfair, Home Depot, and Costco.
Smaller items can often be assembled indoors or in a garage first; larger structures like gazebos may need rescheduling around rain.
Most single pieces run $50–$200, with larger structures like pergolas or gazebos quoted separately.
Yes, loose or rotted boards, wobbly railings, and squeaky or unstable stairs.
Minor repairs typically run $150–$400; larger repairs are quoted after an on-site look.
We specialize in deck repair and maintenance; full deck replacements are assessed on-site and quoted directly depending on scope.
Yes, small holes, cracks, dents, and nail pops.
Small holes and dents typically run $50–$150; larger repairs run higher depending on size and finish needs.
Priming and sanding are included with every repair; texture matching and final paint are offered as a separate add-on depending on desired finish quality.
Yes, standard switch and outlet replacements, including USB outlets or dimmer switches.
Basic swaps run $125–$150, higher for extra height, extension rods, or complex wiring.
$100–$150 for a basic swap, more for chandeliers or new wiring.
$80–$150 per device, higher for USB outlets, dimmers, or smart switches.
Yes, artwork, mirrors, and wall decor of any size, including heavier mirrors needing proper wall anchors.
$45 for the first piece, $35 for the next few, and $30 each after that — a tiered rate that rewards larger jobs like gallery walls.
Yes, beyond assembly and repair, we design and build custom pieces from raw materials, including outdoor structures like sandboxes, planter boxes, and custom shelving.
Absolutely, bring us a picture, sketch, or just an idea and we'll help bring it to life.
Pricing depends on materials, size, and complexity, so custom builds are quoted after discussing your project with you.
Yes, door handle and lock replacement, weather stripping, and general door adjustments like sticking or misaligned doors.
Handle and lock replacement runs $80–$200 for standard hardware (higher for smart locks), weather stripping is $40–$90 per door, and general door adjustments run $75–$150.
Kevin Meurer — Steady Hands Handyman
239-777-0764 kevinmeurer1@gmail.comWe typically respond within a few hours. No job too small — serving Charlotte, Huntersville, Fort Mill and surrounding areas with integrity and care.