Level + Plumb is the top choice in Eugene, OR, if you are looking for a general contractor. I have been working as an independent contractor in the building and remodeling trades for five years. Level + Plumb offers full-service home maintenance and repair service. Although I officially launched in the first quarter of 2023, I have years of experience fixing, building, and working professionally as a residential remodel independent contractor. I come with a full set of tools and a sizable pickup truck for hailing supplies to the job site and debris away.

We have a variety of specialties ranging from tiling to landscaping and just about every between! We understand that home projects can sometimes feel overwhelming and even daunting, whether it's a small, straightforward repair or a larger, more complex renovation that requires careful planning and close attention to detail. That’s precisely why we are here to help make those tasks easier and more manageable for you, allowing you to fully enjoy your home without the stress of ongoing upkeep. We fully appreciate how vital it is to maintain your home amidst the Pacific Northwest's climate. From fixing leaky faucets and repairing drywall to assembling furniture and tackling a variety of odd jobs, we address a wide range of services with the utmost care and precision to ensure your satisfaction. contact us today!

"There is nothing that I cannot do" whether it is Deck Construction, seal, and staining,/ Weatherization / Window & Door Installation / Flooring / Counter tops / Drywall Repair / Locks on Doors & Windows / Minor Electrical / Minor Plumbing / Sprinkler Troubleshooting & Repair /Roof repairs/ Tree & Shrub Pruning and basically anything else around the house, yard or driveway, and so much more...I Own all tools for all trades including the always rented Pressure washer. Questions are always welcome. I look forward to your Business..Thank you and know that "I am proud of what I do, so I put my name on it"

The year was 1996 when the first owner of 3 Guys Handyman was considering joining partnership with a fellow competitor on the other side of town. The town was Clinton, the owner was Robert Jackson, and the competitor was Michael Paulson. Because the two repairman shops were nearly equidistant to the center of town, Jackson proposed a partnership with Paulson and a bond was formed. Not only could they service Clinton more readily and quickly, but they could also open up their borders to neighboring towns.