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Group the repairs by room and call out older-home details like plaster walls, original trim, settled door frames, or hardware that needs careful matching.
Jim T. in the Hill Section had five repairs sitting on the same list — plaster patches, a sticking door, loose trim, and two fixtures. Tony cleared the Scranton punch list in one visit. Same-week appointments in Lackawanna County. Call (570) 600-6730.
Five years doing handyman work in Scranton and Lackawanna County means I know what coal-era housing needs — plaster patches that hold, door frames that have settled over decades and need real assessment before adjustment, and trim profiles that require matching rather than swapping. I also handle the standard punch list year-round. Most Scranton requests get a same-week appointment. Call (570) 600-6730 or use the form.
Need a handyman quote? Call (570) 600-6730 or use the form. Tell us the problem, where you are, and what kind of help you need. Calling is usually the simplest way to talk through the issue.
The goal is simple: send Tony the repair list, share the address, and make it easy to price the right amount of time for one efficient Scranton visit.
Group the repairs by room and call out older-home details like plaster walls, original trim, settled door frames, or hardware that needs careful matching.
Photos of plaster cracks, drywall damage, sticking doors, trim profiles, fixtures, shelves, and the wider room help Tony scope the visit before the callback.
Tony reviews the list, flags anything that may need materials or trim matching, and schedules the most efficient repair visit possible.
Hi, I'm Tony — I've been doing handyman work and home repairs across Scranton and Lackawanna County for over five years, and most of my work is within a short drive of where I live.

I started this business focused on the kind of repair work Scranton homes specifically need. This city has a lot of old housing stock — Victorian-era and early 20th century homes built during the anthracite coal period that have been standing for 80-100 years. Those homes have settled door frames, original trim profiles that don't match anything at the hardware store, and plaster walls instead of modern drywall. I know how to work with this construction without making it worse.
I also handle the standard punch list that every homeowner builds up — the drywall patch, the fixture swap, the shelf install, the door that sticks every winter. Multiple items in one visit is the right way to clear the list.
Every job I handle myself. Call (570) 600-6730 or use the form.
“The repair nobody else specializes in is usually the one that matters most — the plaster patch that has to hold, the door frame that moved with the house, the trim profile you cannot grab off a shelf. That is Scranton older-home work.”
— Tony, Scranton Handyman Pros

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Handyman pricing in Scranton depends on the number of items, type of work, and whether older home materials are involved. Honest ranges for Lackawanna County jobs:
Older home work (plaster patching, period trim matching) may take longer than modern construction equivalents — Tony scopes this at the estimate.
Bundling multiple items is always more cost-effective. Free estimates — call (570) 600-6730.
Handyman work is easiest to scope when the list is specific. Tony focuses on practical repairs, older-home details, and bundled punch-list visits.
For the small fixes that collect around the house — drywall patches, loose trim, sticking doors, shelves, fixture swaps, and the odd jobs that are too small for a big contractor.
Best for: Multiple minor tasks in one visit
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For plaster walls, coal-era trim, settled door frames, and the specific repair challenges of Scranton's Victorian and early 20th century housing stock.
Best for: Homes built before 1960 with original construction materials
Older-home repair details →For sticking doors, loose trim, handles, hinges, and hardware adjustments in homes of any age.
Best for: Everyday wear and doors that have shifted seasonally
Request door repair →For practical installs and replacement tasks that need to be done correctly.
Best for: Homeowners with a short installation list
Request install quote →Specific service and nearby-area pages for homeowners who want a more focused answer before they call.
Handyman in Scranton, PA for plaster patches, sticking doors, trim, fixtures, and bundled punch-list repairs in coal-era Lackawanna County homes. Call (570) 600-6730.
Open page →Older home repair in Scranton, PA for plaster walls, period trim, settled door frames, original hardware, and coal-era homes. Call Tony at (570) 600-6730.
Open page →Handyman in Dunmore, PA for Craftsman-era plaster, trim, sticking doors, fixtures, and bundled punch-list repairs. Regular Lackawanna County route. Call (570) 600-6730.
Open page →Handyman in Dickson City, PA for plaster/drywall patch blending, older-home doors, trim, fixtures, and punch-list repairs near US-11 and Route 6. Call (570) 600-6730.
Open page →Handyman in Old Forge, PA for select bundled punch lists, plaster patches, settled doors, trim, shelving, and older-home repairs near downtown Old Forge. Call (570) 600-6730.
Open page →Most handyman work runs $60–$90 per hour. A half-day punch list covering 4-6 items runs $240–$420. Plaster patching runs slightly higher than drywall at $70–$160 per patch. Tony gives free estimates — call (570) 600-6730.
Yes. Plaster patching is different from drywall repair and requires specific materials and technique. Tony works with plaster regularly in Scranton's older coal-era and Victorian-era homes. The goal is a patch that holds and matches — not a modern drywall insert in a plaster wall.
Yes. Doors in 80-100 year old Scranton homes have moved with the house over decades. Adjusting a stuck door in an older frame requires assessing the geometry of how it has settled — not just planing the edge. Tony does this assessment before any adjustment work.
Trim profiles from early 20th century Scranton homes were custom-milled or used period standards not carried at modern hardware stores. Matching or extending existing trim requires sourcing equivalent profiles, custom cutting, or creative solutions that preserve the home's character. Tony addresses trim matching specifically in older Lackawanna County homes.
Yes — always. Travel and setup cost the same regardless of how many items are done. Jim T. had five items handled in one visit in the Hill Section. Multiple repairs in one call save money and clear the list.
Tony at Scranton Handyman Pros specializes in older coal-era and Victorian home repair — plaster walls, period trim, and settled door frames. He handles every job personally with same-week scheduling in Lackawanna County. Free estimates at (570) 600-6730.
Yes. Both drywall and plaster patches are standard handyman work. Scranton has both — older homes with plaster and newer or renovated homes with drywall. Tony handles both materials.
All Scranton neighborhoods — Hill Section, South Side, Green Ridge, Providence Square, West Side, Minooka, and the surrounding boroughs including Dunmore, Dickson City, Old Forge, and Moosic.
Most Scranton requests get a same-week appointment. For multi-item punch lists, calling directly at (570) 600-6730 is the quickest response to getting on the schedule.
Yes. Dunmore and Dickson City are regular coverage. Old Forge, Moosic, Taylor, and Jessup are handled when project size and schedule fit. Include your borough in the form.
A list of the repairs by room, photos of the main problem areas, your address, and availability. For older homes, note if the repair involves plaster, original trim, or any settled framing so Tony can prepare appropriately.
Primary: Scranton, PA (ZIP: 18501, 18503, 18504, 18505, 18508, 18509, 18510). Regular: Dunmore (18512), Dickson City (18519). Select: Old Forge (18518), Moosic (18507), Taylor (18517), Jessup (18434).
Primary coverage for Scranton homeowners in ZIP codes 18501, 18503, 18504, 18505, 18508, 18509, and 18510.
Regular Lackawanna County coverage for punch-list repairs, drywall/plaster patches, doors, trim, and fixtures.
Regular coverage for bundled handyman visits when several smaller items need to be cleared in one trip.
Select coverage when the project size, timing, and route make sense.
Select coverage for practical home repairs and small installs when schedule fits.
Select coverage for older-home repair lists, doors, drywall, trim, and seasonal prep.
Select coverage for route-friendly punch-list work and larger grouped repair visits.
Primary: Scranton, PA (ZIP: 18501, 18503, 18504, 18505, 18508, 18509, 18510). Regular: Dunmore (18512), Dickson City (18519). Select: Old Forge (18518), Moosic (18507), Taylor (18517), Jessup (18434).