Hands fitting a lock cylinder and latch into a door with a screwdriver.

Las Vegas · Henderson · Summerlin

Handyman work for Las Vegas homes.Work I’m proud to put my name on.

I’m Mike. I do the work myself, take the time to get the details right, and I’m glad to help with whatever’s on your list. 25+ years across construction, carpentry, electrical work and plumbing.

Scroll Mon–Sat · 8am–6pm

4.7

38 Google reviews

25+

Years in the trades

1

Person, call to cleanup

6

Valley communities served

Insured &
owner-operated

A little about Mike

The details are what you’ll live with.

Mike — owner, Mikes PRO Handyman

A door latch bolt extended against the strike plate on a painted jamb, with the knob rose in the foreground.
A carpenter marking a measurement on a board with a pencil and tape measure.

Twenty-five years of it, and I’ve enjoyed nearly every trade along the way. Construction taught me how a house goes together — what’s structural, what’s cosmetic, and how one system leans on another. Carpentry taught me fit and finish, and the patience to redo something until it’s right.

Electrical work taught me care and safety. Plumbing taught me never to cut corners where water is involved. And years of repair work taught me the part I like most — leaving a home better than I found it.

You work with me from the first call to the last cleanup. No handoffs, no detail lost along the way, and no question too small to ask. Meet Mike.

An empty room prepared for painting: ladder, paint tins and brushes in raking daylight.
How a visit goes

Easy to start.
Done with care.

  1. You tell me about it

    A call or an online booking. Tell me what’s going on in whatever words you’ve got — I’ll ask the rest.

  2. I take a careful look

    I check the whole picture before I start, so the repair fixes the real cause and not just the obvious part.

  3. We agree on the plan

    What it takes, what it costs, and when I can be there — in plain language, before any work starts. If something’s outside what I handle, I’ll say so.

  4. I leave it done right

    Careful work, the right materials, your floors protected, and the site cleaned up before I go.

What you can expect

Good work makes a difference.

A repair done properly looks like nothing ever happened — the door closes evenly, the trim lines up, the paint matches. Getting that right is the part I take pride in.

Craftsmanship

Across the whole home

Years across several trades means I can handle most of what a house needs — and I’d rather take the time to get the small details right than rush it.

Continuity

One person, start to finish

The person who takes your call is the person who does the work — and the person who stands behind it afterwards.

Service

Friendly service, every step

Call or book online and you’ll hear back from me, not a call center. I’ll answer your questions in plain language, keep you posted as I go, and treat your home with the same care I’d want in mine.

A tradesperson carrying a toolbox toward a stucco home in a desert neighborhood.
Where I work

I keep my work close to home.

  • Las Vegas
  • Henderson
  • Summerlin
  • Spring Valley
  • Paradise
  • Enterprise

I’ve worked on valley homes long enough to know what the hard water, the summer sun and the monsoon season do to them — and what it takes to keep up.

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Let’s get your list taken care of.

You don’t need the right words for it — “the door’s doing something weird” is a fine place to start. Give me a call or book online, and I’ll be glad to walk you through what’s involved.

Mon–Sat, 8am–6pm · Electrical limited to non-permit service

From the field

Written between jobs.

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Home Diagnostics

How I Diagnose Hidden Home Problems Before They Become Expensive Repairs

Learn how Mikes PRO Handyman Services diagnoses hidden leaks, electrical warning signs, moisture issues, cracks, and costly home problems before they get worse.

A hand checking the alignment between an extended door latch bolt and the strike plate on a white interior door jamb.Doors & Locks • Diagnosis

Why Your Door Won't Latch in Las Vegas—and How to Find the Real Cause

A door that won't latch is a symptom, not a diagnosis. Here's the order I check things in, why installation and alignment are the usual culprits, and how to tell adjustment from repair from replacement.

Plumbing • Las Vegas Cost Guide

Leaking Pipe Under Your Sink? Here's What Las Vegas Homeowners Usually Pay To Fix It

Most under-sink leaks in Las Vegas cost between $149 and $350 to repair when caught early. Learn causes, costs, DIY checks, and when to call a pro.