Cedar Mill Property Repair serves Cedar Mill, Beaverton, Bethany and nearby neighborhoods on Portland’s west side. Explore repairs, see Portland-area price ranges and check the service map.
Slava's 7 years at this trade are hands-on, and he is the one who turns up at your house. Cedar Mill Property Repair itself is new, so you won't see a pile of reviews yet. What you will see: price ranges printed in plain sight, estimates in writing, and a page listing what we refuse.
Which repairs and projects can you hire us for?
Every job has a price range on our services page. The short version, by type:
Apartment remodeling
Floor repair
Bathroom fixtures
Patio doors
Drywall repair
Built-in shelving- Doors: replacing an entry door, French or sliding patio doors, doors inside the house, fixing doors that stick or won't latch, frames gone soft with rot.
- Windows: swapping out old windows.
- Kitchen pieces: new or repaired cabinets, counters and a tiled backsplash.
- Walls and paint: patching drywall, painting rooms, repainting cabinets, exterior painting.
- Baths and kitchens: a full bathroom redo, turning a tub into a shower, a lighter bathroom update, kitchen updates, a new water heater .
- Yard side: building a deck, fixing a deck, putting up a fence, fixing a fence, rotten siding and trim, cleaning out gutters.
- Safety and odd jobs: bolting a house down for earthquakes, hanging a TV, and little fixes or a long list of small chores handled in a single visit.
West of the Tualatin Mountains, rain and age set the agenda. Sills and door frames drink water all through the wet season, deck boards turn spongy at the ends, and fir needles stuff the gutters each autumn.
What will a west-side handyman job cost me?
The table shows where Portland-area prices for this work sat in November 2026 market data. It's a yardstick; our own quote comes after Slava sees the job, and he's still setting his numbers, so each row will change once he does .
| Job (unit) | Typical | Range | Basis |
|---|---|---|---|
| Drywall hole or crack (one job) | $295 | $175–$450 | labour only |
| TV wall mount (one TV) | $315 | $195–$438 | labour only |
| Gutter clean-out (one job) | $285 | $175–$450 | labour only |
| Exterior entry door swap (one door) | $2,890 | $724–$5,098 | with materials |
| Rot fix in trim, fascia or a sill (one job) | $1,500 | $500–$4,000 | with materials |
| Wood fence (around 150 linear feet) | $3,200 | $1,700–$7,500 | with materials |
| Foundation bolting (one house) | $5,000 | $2,800–$10,000 | with materials |
Our hourly rate, smallest visit charge and any travel fee will go up here as well . Four things push a number up or down: how hard the spot is to get at, how far the rot runs once old wood is opened up, what materials you choose, and the house's age. Our pricing page breaks every figure out line by line; how hourly handyman pricing works covers the per-hour versus per-job question.
Do you come to my part of town?
Fourteen west-side areas are on our map, and each one gets a page on the list of areas:
- Pages up today: Aloha, Beaverton, Bethany, Cedar Hills, Cedar Mill, Garden Home and Raleigh Hills, West Slope.
- Pages on the way, though we already drive there: Bonny Slope with Forest Heights and Northwest Heights up north; Rock Creek, Amberglen and Tanasbourne to the west; Oak Hills; West Haven with Sylvan Highlands; Hayhurst with Bridlemile; Vermont Hills with Maplewood; and Greenway, Progress and Garden Home-Whitford.
The drive is roughly 5 to 25 minutes in normal traffic, depending where you are. Hillsboro city, Lake Oswego, Metzger, Tigard and downtown Portland are outside our map; out west we stop at the Tanasbourne end.
Houses vary a lot inside those lines. You'll find 1950s and 60s tract homes in Cedar Hills, 1960s and 70s houses shaded by big firs in Cedar Mill, Beaverton ranches and split-levels anywhere from the sixties to the nineties, and Bethany subdivisions that went in during the 1990s and the 2000s, now old enough that the original decks, fences and water heaters are wearing out together.
Which jobs do we pass on to someone else?
Some of these belong to other trades, and the rest we simply don't take.
Lead paint gets its own note. It takes very little to count: over six square feet of painted wall or trim per room indoors, over twenty outdoors, or swapping even one window. Disturbing lead-based paint is work we don't take . Our page on jobs we refer out names who to ring for each.
What happens after I send photos or video?
- Include your neighborhood when you text photos or video so we can confirm we cover your area.
- If we need to see the repair in person, we’ll set up a visit and talk through the work and the cost with you.
- You’ll get an estimate in writing.
- Above $2,000, Oregon wants a signed written contract, so you get one. The Oregon contract rules guide lists what has to be in it.
- We do the work, and you get pictures of the job as we found it and as we left it.
Any of these steps can begin on the contact page.
How can I spot a bad handyman before hiring?
- Nothing in writing: no estimate, and no contract even though the bill tops $2,000.
- A single card offers roofing, tree felling, wiring and anything else you can name.
- They want most of the money in cash before the first tool comes out.
Where can I see jobs we've finished?
Each completed job is logged on our projects page: when, which area, the problem, the fix, days spent and the price range .
Quick answers
Is a single loose hinge too small a job? No. A door that drags, one hole in a wall or ten little chores on a list is an ordinary visit. Bundling them means one trip rather than several. More on little fixes .
We'll tell you which trade to call.
Who shows up at the door? Slava and his crew. You can read about him on the about page .
When are you working?
What do neighbours here usually ask us to fix? Around here people ask about doors and frames, rotted trim and sills, decks and fences, gutters, drywall holes and paint. Older houses add windows and bathrooms to that.
Do you work on houses built before 1978?