From Vision to Reality

River Falls' Premier Home Remodeling Service

From Vision to Reality

River Falls' Premier Home Remodeling Service

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We deliver quality home remodeling services with a personal touch for every project.


At Do It All Handyman Services, we've dedicated over a decade to delivering premium home remodeling services, catering to a wide range of properties with particular expertise in riverfront homes. Our journey began as a small operation, evolving into a dedicated team committed to transforming living spaces. Our focus is on quality, trust, and exceeding expectations with every project.

Our Home Improvement Services


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We Also Repair Rotting Siding, Fascia and Soffit

Dealing with rotting siding, fascia, or soffit can compromise your home's integrity and aesthetic appeal. Our team specializes in repairing these critical components, ensuring your home remains protected and looks its best. We assess the extent of the damage, remove the affected areas, and replace them with quality materials that match your home's style, enhancing durability against future weathering and wear.

75% of Our Projects Are From Repeat Clients

Your Trust Is Our Foundation

At Do It All Handyman Services, we're proud that three-quarters of our projects come from clients who choose us again and again. We have clients that we have been working with since our first year in business. The owner, Eric, has built a strong enough relationship with the clients that gets him invited to improtant events like kids’ grad parties and corporate events. He eats at their table and they eat at his. It's a testament to the quality, reliability, and personal touch we bring to every project. Thank you for making us your go-to home improvement experts in River Falls and Hudson, WI.

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Quality Services Are The Our First Priority

Why Do It All Handyman Service is the Right Partner for You

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Trusted Long-term Partnerships

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Personalized Service

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Customer Satisfaction Guaranteed

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Outstanding Workmanship

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Frequently Asked Questions

  • How can I identify if a wall is load-bearing before discussing removal or alteration?

    Identifying a load-bearing wall involves looking at your home's original blueprints or consulting with a structural engineer. Signs include walls that run perpendicular to floor joists or are continuous through multiple floors. Sharing this information with us helps in planning safe modifications or removals within your remodel.

  • What type of information should I provide about my home's current HVAC system for an addition or remodel?

    Inform us about the age, capacity, and model of your current HVAC system, including any existing issues or areas in your home that are difficult to heat or cool. This information is crucial for determining whether your system can handle the additional load or if upgrades are necessary to maintain comfort in your newly remodeled space.

  • How do I determine the best window orientation for energy efficiency in my new addition?

    Consider the direction your addition faces; south-facing windows can capture more sunlight in the winter, reducing heating costs, while north-facing windows provide consistent, natural light with minimal glare. Discussing your energy efficiency goals with us allows for strategic window placement in the design.

  • What should I know about soil type and property grading when planning an outdoor living space or addition?

    Understanding your property's soil type and grading is essential for proper drainage and foundation support. Soil reports or surveys can provide this information. Discuss any known drainage issues or soil concerns with us to ensure the outdoor space or addition is designed with these factors in mind.

  • How should I describe my vision for the space to you?

    To describe your vision effectively, start by gathering inspiration from magazines, websites, or photos of spaces you admire. Note specific elements you like, such as color schemes, materials, or layouts. Communicate your daily needs and how you intend to use the space. Sharing this information during our initial meetings will help us understand your preferences and tailor the design to your lifestyle.

  • What considerations should I make for lighting design in terms of task, ambient, and accent lighting in my remodel?

    Think about how each room is used and where you need focused task lighting, such as under cabinet lights in the kitchen or reading lights in the bedroom. Consider ambient lighting for overall illumination and accent lighting to highlight architectural features or artwork. Sharing these considerations helps us create a layered lighting plan that enhances the functionality and mood of your space.

  • For a Flooring upgrade, how do I evaluate the subfloor condition or requirements?

    Check for any signs of damage, squeaking, or unevenness in your current flooring. Knowing the type of subfloor (plywood, concrete, etc.) and its condition is crucial for selecting new flooring materials and ensuring proper installation. Discuss any concerns or observations with us to address subfloor preparation in your flooring project.

  • When considering a bathroom remodel, how do I plan for adequate ventilation to prevent mold and moisture issues?

    Evaluate your current bathroom's ventilation effectiveness and any existing moisture issues. Understanding the size of your bathroom and the effectiveness of existing exhaust fans helps us recommend appropriate ventilation solutions to maintain air quality and prevent mold growth in your newly remodeled bathroom.

  • In planning a kitchen remodel, how should I account for the workflow and appliance placement?

    Consider the classic kitchen work triangle (sink, refrigerator, stove) and how you move between these areas while cooking or cleaning. Think about any additional appliances and their placement in relation to these key areas. Sharing your cooking habits and preferences allows us to design a kitchen layout that optimizes efficiency and comfort.

  • What are the key factors in selecting durable and appropriate materials for a high-traffic family room addition?

    Factor in your family's lifestyle, including pets, children, and entertainment habits. Look for materials that offer durability, ease of cleaning, and resistance to wear and tear. Discussing your family's daily activities and maintenance preferences helps us recommend flooring, furniture, and finish materials that will withstand heavy use while maintaining their appearance.

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Do It All Handyman Services is here to bring your vision to life with expertise and precision. From detailed planning to flawless execution, we ensure every aspect of your project exceeds expectations.

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