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Hampton RoadsHandyman · drywall, paint, tile & trimHandyman · 20+ years

Drywall, paint and tile, done by the same hands.

Over 20 years in the trades. Matthew Rawlings patches the drywall, paints the room, sets the tile and repairs rotted soffit and fascia, so one person sees your job through, anywhere in Hampton Roads.20+ years in the trades. Matthew patches drywall, paints, sets tile and fixes rotted soffit and fascia across Hampton Roads.

  • 20+ years in the trades
  • One person, start to finish
  • Hampton Roads
A living room wall mid-job: the left half freshly rolled sage green, the right half still beige with a spot-primed drywall patch, painter's tape on the baseboard, a roller tray, a paint can and a step ladder
Patch, primer, paint
Services

Four trades, one handyman.

The inside of the house, plus the trim under the roofline. Pick one and it opens the form with that job ticked.

A hallway ceiling where a water-stained section of drywall was cut out and a new piece screwed in, the seams taped and first-coated

Drywall

Doorknob holes, cracks and ceilings stained by a leak: cut out, patched, taped and sanded smooth, ready for paint.

Ask about drywall
A hallway halfway through a new coat of paint: the top of the wall in a new soft grey, the bottom still tan, a brush resting on an open paint can

Interior painting

Walls, ceilings and trim inside the house, with a clean line where the wall meets the ceiling.

Ask about painting
A bathroom floor half set in grey porcelain tile with spacers, the rest bare backer board with thinset combed in lines

Tile

Floors, tub surrounds and backsplashes: new tile set and grouted, or a few cracked ones pulled and replaced.

Ask about tile
Something that isn't on this list?Describe it, and Matthew will tell you straight whether it's a job for him. Ask about another job
How it works

From your first text to the last coat.

  1. Tell him what needs fixing

    Tap the job or fill in the form. A photo by text to (757) 500-3114 shows him the most.

  2. He comes back with a price

    Matthew looks at what you sent, asks what he needs to know, and tells you what the job takes.

  3. One person does every step

    The patch, the paint, the tile: the same person from the first cut to the last coat, so the job never stalls waiting on another trade.

Start to finish

Most repairs need more than one trade.

A leak means new drywall, then paint. A new backsplash can mean patching the wall the old one tore up. Matthew does each step, so you're not booking a second trade or waiting on one.

Job 01A leak stained the ceiling

  1. Cut out the wet sectionDrywall
  2. Hang, tape and mud itDrywall
  3. Prime the patchPaint
  4. Paint the ceiling to matchPaint

2 trades · one person

Job 02A new kitchen backsplash

  1. Pull the old backsplashTile
  2. Patch the wall it tore upDrywall
  3. Set and grout the new tileTile
  4. Touch up the paintPaint

3 trades · one person

Job 03Rot under the gutter

  1. Pull the rotted fasciaFascia
  2. Fit new fascia and soffitFascia
  3. Prime and paint itPaint

2 trades · one person

Each step above is one of Matthew's trades: drywall, interior painting, tile, and soffit and fascia.

20+years in
the trades

  • Grew up in Alexandria, Virginia
  • Started working young
  • Now in Hampton Roads
Who does the work

Matthew started young, and he's been at it for over 20 years.

Matthew Rawlings grew up in Alexandria, Virginia, and started working at a young age, picking up the trades he uses on every job today: interior painting, drywall, tile, and soffit and fascia repair. He has spent more than 20 years as a contractor, and now he works across Hampton Roads.

When you call or text (757) 500-3114, you reach Matthew, and he's the one who comes to do the work.

Questions

Before you reach out.

Do you come to my town?
Matthew works across Hampton Roads. Put your town in the form, or text it to (757) 500-3114, and he'll tell you.
What will my job cost?
It depends on the size of the job and the materials. Send a photo and a few words about it, and Matthew comes back with a price.
What should I send?
A photo from a step back with the whole spot in frame, one close up, your town, and a line about what happened (a leak, a doorknob through the wall, a tile that cracked). The more he can see, the better the first answer.
Will a patch-and-paint job take more than one visit?
It can. Joint compound has to dry between coats and before primer goes on, so a drywall repair that ends in paint isn't always a one-day job. Matthew tells you how long yours will take.
Do you work outside too?
Yes: soffit and fascia under the roofline. The rest is inside the house: walls, ceilings, trim and tile.
Get a price

Tell Matthew what needs fixing.

It goes straight to him. Photos go by text, one tap after you send.

What's the job?

Takes about a minute. Nothing is sent until you press the button.

What needs fixing?
Where is it? (optional)

Rather text? Text it to Matthew instead, photos and all. Or call (757) 500-3114. Privacy

Add a photo by text
  1. 1Matthew reads itYour request reaches him with the job you picked.
  2. 2Add a photo by textAfter you send, one tap opens a text to (757) 500-3114 for the photos.
  3. 3He gets back to youBy call or text, with questions or a price.

Best photos: one from a step back with the whole spot in frame, then one close up.

Got a wall, a ceiling or a floor that needs fixing?

Drywall, painting, tile, and soffit and fascia · Hampton Roads, VA

Get a price (757) 500-3114