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AI teaches you 20+ essential home repairs in 4 weeks — faucets, outlets, drywall, doors, toilets, and more. Step-by-step, safety-first, total-beginner-friendly. Stop paying $150/hour for 15-minute fixes.
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$1,200+
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You're paying a handyman for things you could fix in 20 minutes.
The average handyman charges $100-$200 for repairs that cost $5 in parts
A running toilet is a $10 part and 15 minutes of work. A plumber charges $175 for the same thing.
You're afraid of making things worse — so you call someone for everything
A dripping faucet becomes a $200 bill because you didn't know it's a $3 washer and 10 minutes of work.
Nobody ever taught you basic home repair — it's not in any school
You graduated college but can't unclog a drain or patch a hole in the wall. You're not alone.
YouTube has 10,000 repair videos — and you can't tell which ones are safe or right
Conflicting advice, skipped safety steps, and wrong parts for your specific fixture. It's a maze.
What You Get
20+ repairs mastered — in 4 weeks.
4-Week Crash Course
Plumbing, electrical, walls, doors — one category per week, zero jargon.
Step-by-Step Repair Guides
Describe what's broken, get exact tools, parts, steps, and safety rules.
Fix-or-Call Calculator
AI tells you honestly: DIY this, or call a pro and save yourself.
Starter Toolkit Checklist
The 20 tools that handle 90% of repairs — under $150 total.
Seasonal Maintenance Schedule
Month-by-month tasks that prevent expensive repairs before they start.
Safety-First Approach
Every guide starts with what to turn off, unplug, or protect first.
How It Works
From 'I can't fix anything' to 'I got this.'
1
Tell AI about your home and skills
Home type, what's broken, what tools you have, and your comfort level.
~5 minutes2
Get your course and first repair guide
AI builds a 4-week plan and walks you through your first fix step by step.
~3 minutes3
Fix, learn, and save
Complete one repair per week, build skills, and track how much you're saving.
~30 min/week$1,200+
saved per year by handling basic repairs yourself
20+
repairs you'll know how to do
4 weeks
to full DIY confidence
$150
for the only toolkit you need
Questions
Everything you need to know.
I've literally never held a drill — can I do this?
This course is built for you. Every repair guide assumes zero experience and zero tools. It starts with 'here's how to turn a screwdriver' and builds from there. Week 1 begins with the easiest plumbing fixes (unclogging a drain, replacing a toilet flapper) and gradually increases. By Week 4, you'll be doing things that would have terrified you on Day 1.
Is DIY electrical work safe?
The course only covers basic electrical that homeowners can safely do: replacing outlets, light switches, and light fixtures. Every electrical guide starts with 'TURN OFF THE BREAKER' and includes a voltage tester step before touching any wires. The Fix-or-Call Calculator flags anything involving your breaker panel, new circuits, or wiring changes as pro-only work. Safety is never compromised.
I rent — can I still use this?
Yes, with some adjustments. The AI asks whether you own or rent and adjusts accordingly. Renters can fix minor things (clogged drains, running toilets, squeaky doors) without landlord permission, and some landlords appreciate tenants who handle small repairs. The course tells you what you CAN fix, what to call the landlord for, and what to document so you get your deposit back.
What tools do I actually need to start?
The Starter Toolkit covers 20 tools for under $150 total: screwdriver set, adjustable wrench, pliers, tape measure, level, drill, utility knife, plunger, flashlight, and a few specialty items. You don't need a garage full of tools. The AI also tells you what to buy at the hardware store vs. what to get cheaper online, and which 'must-have' tools you can skip for now.
How much can I really save?
The average homeowner pays $1,200+/year on repairs they could do themselves. A running toilet ($175 plumber call) is a $10 fix. A dripping faucet ($150-200) is a $3-15 part. A patched drywall hole ($100+) costs $8 in supplies. The course tracks your savings so you see the real number. Most users save the cost of the course on their very first repair.
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