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We Honey Do has served the Puget Sound area since 2007. The company handles handyman repair lists, drywall, interior and exterior painting, carpentry, trim, property maintenance and selected kitchen and bathroom remodeling for homeowners, property managers and real estate professionals. Work is organized through local offices, scoped before it starts and kept inside what a licensed general contractor is allowed to perform.
We Honey Do is a Washington home services company that has served the Puget Sound area since 2007. The company works from local offices and takes on grouped repair, maintenance and finish work for homes and managed properties, with selected kitchen and bathroom remodeling handled as a separate planned scope.
The company started because of a gap the founders kept running into after years in the trades: plenty of contractors would take a large remodel, and almost nobody wanted the list of eight small things a homeowner had been putting off. Small jobs got declined, rescheduled or quoted as though they were remodels. We Honey Do was built to take that list seriously, with the same licensing, scoping and crew standards a larger project would get.
The name says the rest. Household tasks need attention, and they do not always get it. Sending the list to a licensed crew is the point of the service.
More than 50,000 customers later, the work has not changed and neither has the way it is handled. Every request is reviewed before it is scheduled. Scope goes in writing before a crew is assigned. When a request falls outside what a licensed general contractor should perform, the office says so and points to the right specialist rather than taking the job anyway.
Every request is reviewed before it is scheduled. That review is what keeps a repair list honest, and it is also how we stay inside the trades a licensed general contractor is permitted to perform.
Meet the company behind the repair listMost calls start as a list rather than a single job. Send the whole list with photographs and the office reviews whether the items fit one scope or need separate phases. Grouping the work is the point of the service. It is not a promise that every item will be accepted.
The office confirms what was found, what will be done and what stays out of scope. That written scope is what the crew works from, and it is what the customer approves before scheduling.
Regulated electrical work, plumbing beyond minor in-scope work and other specialty trades are coordinated with the properly licensed specialist. Active water, fire or storm damage routes to a separate restoration company rather than being absorbed into a handyman scope.
Requests are assigned by the property address and the approved coverage of the nearest office, not by a mileage radius drawn on a map. If an address falls outside current coverage, the office says so.
The same four steps apply to homeowner requests and property-professional requests. Only the intake and reporting differ.
Call, text or use the contact form. Send the property ZIP code, the repair or remodeling list and photographs when you have them.
The office checks the service address against approved coverage and reviews whether the requested work fits a supported scope.
Photographs or an on-site assessment inform a written scope that states the findings, the work to be performed and anything excluded.
Once the scope is approved, the work is scheduled and completed by the assigned crew.
Washington publishes contractor license, bond and insurance records. Every claim below can be checked against the state record.
Verify any Washington contractor at the state Department of Labor and Industries contractor lookup before hiring. The official contractor record uses the legal entity name WHD Handyman, LLC.
Will call again. Liz from We Honey Do was super responsive, and gave us a detailed estimate and solid idea of the work involved.
The technicians Jake and Logan were very polite, professional, and knowledgeable.
Thank you for all the work you did for me. My home turned out beautifully.
Property professionals send grouped repair requests rather than single jobs, so their intake is kept distinct from the homeowner form. Typical categories include turnovers and make-ready work, punch lists, inspection corrections and recurring property maintenance across a portfolio.
We Honey Do has served the Puget Sound area since 2007.
Yes. We Honey Do holds Washington contractor license WHDHAHL781D2, is registered as a general contractor and carries bond and liability insurance records tied to that license number. You can verify all three at the Washington Department of Labor and Industries contractor lookup.
General handyman and punch-list work, drywall repair, interior painting, exterior painting, carpentry and trim work, everyday home repairs and property maintenance. Selected kitchen and bathroom remodeling is handled as a separate planned scope. See the handyman services hub for the full list.
Coverage spans King, Snohomish and Pierce Counties, coordinated from five office cities. See the service areas page for the current list, and contact the office with a service address to confirm routing.
Yes. Group the work by room, exterior area or priority and send the full list with photographs. The office reviews whether the items fit one handyman scope or need separate planned phases. Sending a list does not guarantee every item is accepted.
Regulated electrical work, plumbing beyond minor in-scope work and other specialty trades are coordinated with the properly licensed specialist rather than performed in a handyman scope. The office will say plainly when a request falls outside what it can accept.
Yes. Property professionals have a distinct intake for grouped repair and maintenance requests, subject to confirmed scope, access, authorization and service coverage. See property-management repair services.
Visit WHD Restoration for 24/7 water, fire or storm response. We Honey Do covers handyman and remodeling services only.
Call or text 425-775-6123, email office@whd.rocks or use the contact page. Send the property ZIP code and a short description of the work.
Send the property ZIP code, a concise repair or remodeling list and photographs when available. The office will review the scope and confirm coverage for your address.
