Handyman for Downtown Lexington, Gratz Park, Bell Court & Woodward Heights (40507, 40508)

About a 13-minute drive from Frank's home base in 40517. Frank does every job himself, and the price he texts is the price you pay. Text a photo of the job to (859) 438-2150 for a flat price.

Short answerYes, Jack Of The Trade is a handyman for Downtown Lexington. Home base is southeast Lexington (40517), and Downtown Lexington is about a 13-minute drive from home base in 40517. Text a photo of the job to (859) 438-2150 and Frank texts back one flat price and his soonest opening.

Key takeaways

  • Jack Of The Trade serves Downtown Lexington; it is about a 13-minute drive from home base in 40517.
  • Frank, the owner, quotes every job and does the work himself.
  • Most jobs get one flat price from a photo texted to (859) 438-2150, with a reply within one business day.
  • Typical jobs here: decks and fences, doors and trim, drywall, TV mounting, gutters and punch lists.
  • Rated 5.0 on Google from 26 reviews. Labor is guaranteed for one year.

Downtown & nearby

Which neighborhoods do we serve in 40507 and 40508?

Condos and lofts downtown, and some of Lexington's oldest homes a few blocks away.

Downtown · 40507

Condos & lofts

The Lofts at Gratz Park, Nunn Building Lofts and The Lofts at Main Rose, near Rupp Arena/Central Bank Center (1976), the Lexington Opera House (1886) and Triangle Park (1981).

  • Fixtures
  • Drywall
  • TV and shelf mounting
  • Scheduled around building rules

Historic district · 40507

Gratz Park

Just north of downtown. Kentucky's first local historic district (1958), with 19th-century townhouses and the Hunt-Morgan House.

  • Wood trim
  • Doors
  • Porch carpentry

Older homes · 40508

Bell Court & Woodward Heights

Bell Court is an early-20th-century neighborhood built around the 1845 Bell House, with Queen Anne, Italianate and Craftsman homes. Woodward Heights has homes from about 1818 through World War I.

  • Wood trim
  • Doors
  • Porch carpentry

Lofts · 40508

South Hill Station

A 2006 loft conversion of an old tobacco warehouse.

  • Fixtures
  • Drywall
  • TV and shelf mounting

In historic districts, exterior changes may need city review. Ask before you plan exterior work, and we'll tell you up front what we can and can't do.

Why neighbors hire Frank

Why do neighbors hire Frank?

The price we text is the price you pay

Text the job to (859) 438-2150 for a flat price.

Frank does every job himself

The person who quotes it is the person who fixes it.

Works around your building

In-unit jobs are scheduled around your building's rules.

5.0 on Google

From 26 Google reviews.

FAQ

What do people in Downtown ask us?

Do you work inside downtown condos and lofts?

Yes: fixtures, drywall, and TV and shelf mounting. Jobs are scheduled around your building's rules. See interior repairs.

Can you repair trim and doors on an older home?

Yes. Wood trim, doors and porch carpentry, done with care on older homes in Gratz Park, Bell Court and Woodward Heights.

Does exterior work in a historic district need approval?

In historic districts, exterior changes may need city review. Ask before you plan exterior work, and we'll tell you up front what we can and can't do.

How far is downtown from you?

About a 13-minute drive from home base in 40517. Text a photo to (859) 438-2150 for a flat price.

Cost

How much does a handyman cost in Downtown Lexington?

Prices are the same across our service area. There is no travel surcharge inside the areas listed on our locations page.

Typical ranges for Downtown Lexington, October 2026. We charge the same in every service area.
Typical jobTypical range
Small drywall patch (nail pops, holes up to about 4 in.)$95–$175
TV mounting on your mount, standard wall$95–$175
Sagging gate or latch repair$95–$250
Sticking door, hinge or weatherstripping fix$90–$200
Gutter cleaning, one-story home$110–$195

Free, no-obligation quotes

Text a photo of the job to (859) 438-2150

The price we text is the price you pay. We reply within one business day.

Last updated · By Frank Roche Jr., owner