Commercial · DC, MD & VA
Commercial Handyman Services in DC, MD & VA
Hang & Patch is a commercial handyman for offices, shops, medical and dental practices and managed buildings across Washington, DC, Maryland and Northern Virginia. We mount TVs and displays, patch and paint, hang signage and art, install shelving and assemble furniture, and we schedule after hours so your doors stay open. Locally owned, not a franchise, and serving thousands of customers since 2016.
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- Locally owned, not a franchise
Commercial handyman services that work around your business hours
Small commercial jobs don't fit neatly into a contractor's schedule. A reception TV needs to go up before Monday, a tenant space needs patching and paint before a walkthrough, or a run of shelves has to be installed without shutting the shop. That's the work we do: the punch-list, mounting and finish jobs that keep a space looking right.
We can come early, late or on weekends, protect floors and fixtures, keep noise and dust to a minimum around staff and customers, and leave the space clean. One point of contact handles the list, by call or text at (202) 438-6197.
Same service area as the rest of Hang & Patch
Our commercial service area matches the rest of the site. If we serve your town for home repairs, we serve your business too. That includes a commercial handyman in Bethesda for offices around Woodmont Triangle, a commercial handyman in Silver Spring for downtown storefronts and medical suites, a commercial handyman in Potomac for village shops and practices, and a commercial handyman in Rockville for Town Center and Pike corridor offices, plus Washington, DC, McLean, Great Falls, Falls Church and our secondary areas such as Frederick.
Commercial handyman work from our gallery
One recent commercial job: a TV built into the reception desk of a dental office in Washington, DC, shown here and in our work gallery. Patient-facing spaces like this need a clean install, hidden cables and a schedule that avoids appointment hours.
Every commercial visit follows the same standard as our home work: always on time, measured twice, laser-leveled, and a final walkthrough with whoever manages the space.
What we handle
Typical commercial handyman jobs
Offices and coworking spaces
Conference-room TVs and displays, whiteboards, art, acoustic panels, desk and shelving assembly, and patch and paint between tenants.
Retail and storefronts
Shelving, display hardware, mirrors, signage and art hung level, plus touch-up paint and caulking before a reopening.
Medical and dental offices
Reception and exam-room TVs, wall-mounted monitors, shelving and drywall repairs, scheduled around patient hours.
Property and building managers
Unit turnovers, common-area touch-ups, punch lists after a tenant moves out, and work that follows the building's rules.
TV and display mounting
Single screens and video walls on drywall, plaster, brick or concrete, with cables concealed or run in paintable raceway.
Drywall and paint touch-ups
Holes from old fixtures and signs patched, primed and paint-matched so the wall reads as one surface.
Fixtures and hardware
Door hardware, coat hooks, grab bars, blinds and curtain rods, and light fixture swaps with any wiring handled by our electrician partners.
Furniture and assembly
Desks, chairs, filing and storage units assembled, anchored and the boxes cleared away.
After-hours scheduling
Early mornings, evenings and weekends so the work happens while the space is closed.
Where we work
Commercial handyman service areas in DC, Montgomery County MD and Northern VA
Our commercial service area is the same as the one on our service areas page. Here is how it breaks down, and the kinds of commercial spaces we typically see in each part of it.
Washington, DC
Offices in older and mixed-use buildings, ground-floor shops and restaurants in rowhouse storefronts, and medical and dental suites. Many DC buildings set strict work hours and elevator bookings, so we often schedule early mornings or weekends. Art, mirror and signage hanging is common in shops and offices along commercial streets such as M Street and Wisconsin Avenue in Georgetown. Areas: Washington, DC, Georgetown, Dupont Circle, Logan Circle, Capitol Hill, Tenleytown, Cleveland Park and Chevy Chase, DC.
Montgomery County, MD
Office buildings and medical suites near the Red Line in Bethesda, North Bethesda and Rockville, downtown storefronts in Silver Spring, village shopping centers in Potomac, Kensington and Olney, and newer retail and office space in Gaithersburg and Clarksburg. Areas: Montgomery County, Bethesda, Chevy Chase, MD, Somerset, Potomac, Silver Spring, Kensington, North Bethesda, Rockville, Gaithersburg, Olney and Clarksburg, with Frederick as a secondary area.
Northern Virginia
Office towers and retail around Tysons, professional and medical offices in McLean, Vienna and Falls Church, village shops in Great Falls, and suburban office and medical buildings in Oakton, Fairfax and Reston. Areas: McLean, Tysons, Great Falls, Falls Church, Vienna, Oakton, Fairfax, Reston, Arlington and Alexandria.
For building managers and estate staff, our house managers page explains how we work with property teams. For a quote, send the address, a short list and a few photos, and we'll reply with a free quote and the earliest window that fits your hours.
Questions
Commercial handyman FAQ
What does a commercial handyman do?
We handle the smaller repair, mounting and finish jobs a business needs: TV and display mounting, drywall and paint touch-ups, shelving, signage and art, fixtures, hardware and furniture assembly.
Can you work after hours or on weekends?
Yes. We schedule early mornings, evenings and weekends so the work happens while your office, shop or practice is closed.
Which areas do you serve for commercial jobs?
The same areas as the rest of Hang & Patch. In DC: Washington, DC, including Georgetown. In Montgomery County, MD: Bethesda, Chevy Chase, Somerset, Potomac, Silver Spring, Kensington, North Bethesda, Rockville, Gaithersburg, Olney and Clarksburg. In Northern Virginia: McLean, Tysons, Great Falls, Falls Church, Vienna, Oakton, Fairfax, Reston, Arlington and Alexandria. Frederick is a secondary area.
Do you work for property managers?
Yes. We handle unit turnovers, common-area touch-ups and punch lists, and work within the building's rules on access, work hours and elevators.
Can you mount TVs and displays in a medical or dental office?
Yes. We mount reception and exam-room screens with hidden cables and schedule around patient hours, like the DC dental office reception desk in our gallery.
How do I get a quote for a commercial job?
Call or text (202) 438-6197 with the address, a short list and a few photos, or request a free quote online.
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