Handyman in Lewisville, NC
Lewisville is a town of about 13,000 people in western Forsyth County, roughly eleven miles west of downtown Winston-Salem and just north of Clemmons. Its roots go back to the colonial era, when settlers traveling the Great Wagon Road from Pennsylvania stopped near the Yadkin River before crossing at the Shallow Ford, a history the town recalls in its motto. It's named for Lewis Laugenour, who donated land for the town center; his house from the late 1850s still stands, along with the 1910 roller mill and the restored Nissen House. Lewisville stayed rural for a long time and only incorporated in 1991, when residents wanted to protect its small-town feel. Most of its homes were built from the 1970s on: brick and vinyl ranches and two-stories on large wooded lots, newer subdivisions with bigger homes, and a scattering of older farmhouses along the country roads. Big lots, mature trees and long fence lines shape the repair list here.
Shallowford Square, with its clock tower and gazebo, is the heart of town and hosts concerts, movie nights and festivals through the year. Jack Warren Park has wooded trails, a playground and a disc golf course, and Joanie Moser Park nearby is the town's sports hub with tennis and pickleball courts. Shallowford Road runs through the center, US 421 crosses the southern part of town, and the Northern Beltway skirts its edge. West of town, Williams Road leads toward wineries and farms that are part of the Yadkin Valley, and the Yadkin River is just beyond. Lewisville-Clemmons Road connects south to Clemmons and I-40. Forsyth Country Day School is here, and many families choose Lewisville for its space, quiet roads and the sense of being in the country while staying close to the city.
ZIP codes we cover in Lewisville: 27023
What Lewisville neighbors book most
- Fence & Gate Repair
- Gutter Cleaning & Repair
- Pressure Washing
- Ceiling Fan Installation
- Seasonal Home Maintenance
- Garage Storage & Shelving
Jobs we handle a lot around Lewisville
In Lewisville, common jobs include fence and gate repairs around large yards and pastures, gutter cleaning on homes under oaks and pines, pressure washing and sealing decks, ceiling fans on porches and in bedrooms, light fixtures and outdoor lighting, garage and workshop storage, and seasonal maintenance to prepare homes for summer storms and winter ice. Older farmhouses may need door, window and plaster repairs, while newer homes need builder-grade parts replaced. Because many Lewisville homes sit well back from the road on lots of an acre or more, the outside list tends to be long: downspouts that need extensions to carry water across a sloping yard, mailbox posts knocked crooked, garden gates that drag, and outbuildings or sheds that need shelving and a sturdier door.
Questions we hear in Lewisville
My lot is heavily wooded. How often should my gutters be cleaned?
Homes under heavy tree cover in Lewisville often need gutters cleaned two or three times a year: late fall after the leaves drop, spring after pine pollen and seed pods, and sometimes mid-summer if pines are close to the roof. Gutter guards can help but still need occasional cleaning. We'll check your roof edge and recommend a schedule that fits your trees.
Can you repair a long fence around a large lot?
Yes. We walk the whole fence, mark posts and sections that are failing and give you a clear plan, from replacing a few posts to rebuilding whole runs. On large lots, we stage materials efficiently and haul away old wood. If deer or other wildlife have damaged wire or mesh sections, we can repair those as well.
Do you install outdoor lighting for long driveways?
Yes. We install motion lights, porch and garage lights, and low-voltage path and driveway lighting. For new outdoor circuits or outlets, our licensed electricians handle the wiring. We'll plan the lighting so it's useful without lighting up the whole neighborhood.
Can you help after a storm?
Yes. After summer thunderstorms or ice storms, we repair fence sections, gutters and downspouts damaged by fallen limbs, and help document damage for insurance. If a tree or large limb is still hanging, we recommend a tree service first. A storm is also a good moment to walk the rest of the fence and roof edge, since the posts and gutters that survived are often loosened too.
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