Handyman & Seasonal Property Services
Between the tasks big enough for a contractor and the ones you'd normally handle yourself, there's everything else — the loose railing, the sticking door, the dock that needs a board replaced, the house that needs opening in May and closing in October. Luxe Properties Management handles that everything-else list, so a small job doesn't sit unfinished for a whole season because it's not worth finding and vetting a separate contractor for.
What’s Included
General handyman repairs (doors, railings, fixtures, minor carpentry)
Seasonal opening and closing (spring startup, fall shutdown, winterization coordination)
Deck, dock, and outdoor structure minor repairs
Furniture and outdoor equipment setup/breakdown
Pressure washing and exterior touch-ups
Small seasonal improvement projects
Leaf clean up and removal
Why Owners Use Luxe Instead of a General Contractor
Most of what comes up on a lake property isn't a full renovation — it's a punch list. Hiring and scheduling a contractor for a two-hour job rarely makes sense, and it's exactly the kind of task that gets put off indefinitely when you're only at the property occasionally. Because we're already on-site for other services, small repairs and seasonal projects get handled efficiently, without a separate vendor relationship to manage.
Seasonal owners who need the house ready to open and properly shut down for winter
Anyone with a running list of small repairs that never quite get to the top of the priority list
Property management clients who want punch-list items folded into routine check-ins
Who this is for
Serving: Wolfeboro, Tuftonboro, Alton, Moultonborough, Center Harbor, Melvin Village, Lake Winnipesaukee area, and the greater Lakes Region.
Frequently Asked Questions
How often will my lawn be mowed?
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Most properties are on a weekly schedule during peak growing season (May–September), with adjusted frequency in spring and fall. We'll recommend a schedule based on your lawn and how you use the property.
What's included in seasonal opening and closing?
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Spring opening typically includes uncovering/setting up outdoor furniture, checking systems after winter, and general property readiness. Fall closing includes winterizing outdoor fixtures, furniture storage, and preparing the property for the off-season. Exact scope depends on your property — we'll confirm during your consultation.
Can I request a one-off repair without signing up for ongoing service?
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Yes. Many clients start with a single seasonal opening/closing or a specific repair list before adding recurring services.
Do you coordinate with my existing contractors, or bring your own?
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Both — we're happy to work alongside contractors you already trust, or bring in vendors from our network for anything outside our own scope.