Property manager and commercial maintenance handyman
Property manager and commercial maintenance handyman in Pinellas County — offices, retail, restaurants, and rentals. Punch lists, not GC work. Free written estimate.
Knight Group is the vendor you call when a storefront door sticks, a restaurant punch list is still open, or three units need the same drywall and hardware work before Friday. We are a registered Safety Harbor handyman team — not a general contractor and not a licensed plumbing or electrical company.
Vince Knight spent about ten years in Florida property management before Knight Group. That is why we write scopes the way a PM actually bills them: unit or suite, photos, access notes, and what stays in handyman work versus a licensed trade. One crew can finish mixed lists instead of sending four tickets for small items.
Commercial and multi-property work we take includes office and retail punch lists, drywall patches, paint touch-ups, doors and hardware, shelving and fixture mounting that does not trigger another trade, caulking, minor door adjustments, rental and unit maintenance, photo documentation, recurring walk-through repairs, and move-in / move-out turnovers. Vacant units can sit on scheduled property checks until the next lease.
We do not sell commercial construction. Structural changes, fire-rated assemblies, occupancy changes, larger build-outs, and permitted plumbing, electrical, or HVAC stay with the licensed contractor. If a job grows past handyman scope, we say so in the written estimate and can coordinate the trade — we do not become a GC by knowing one.
Core routes are Pinellas County, with selected northwest Hillsborough and west Pasco stops by schedule. Send the property list, photos, and the date you need keys back. Pricing is the published $150 first hour / $75 after on standard work, or flat-rate after a defined scope. There is no 2-hour minimum on small tickets. See what a Florida handyman can do before you assign the work.
Frequently asked questions
Straight answers about commercial maintenance and property-manager handyman work from a registered Safety Harbor team.
Can a handyman do commercial work without a GC?
Yes for ordinary commercial maintenance and punch lists — drywall, paint, doors, hardware, caulk, and similar minor repairs. Knight Group is not a licensed general contractor. Structural, fire-rated, permitted, or licensed-trade work is referred.
Do you work with property managers and landlords?
Yes. Send unit or suite lists, photos, access notes, and the ready date. We return a written estimate and confirm handyman scope versus a licensed trade.
What commercial and rental jobs do you take?
Office, retail, restaurant, and rental punch lists: drywall, paint touch-up, doors, hardware, fixture mounting in scope, caulk, turnovers, photo documentation, and recurring small repairs. Not build-outs or GC contracting.
How do you bill multi-property or mixed punch lists?
Mixed lists are usually hourly at the published $150 first hour and $75 after, with no 2-hour minimum on small tickets. Defined scopes can be flat-rate after photos or a walkthrough.
Ready to schedule?
Call for active leaks. For punch lists, send photos and the property list — we confirm handyman scope and price before anyone rolls.