Every facility carries a running list of small repairs: a door that will not latch, a scuffed wall in the corridor, a TV that has sat on the floor for a month, a ballast that hums. None of it justifies a contractor callout on its own, so it waits. Anvil closes that list through licensed, insured trade partners, on the same account as your cleaning.
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Drywall patching, paint touch-ups, and fresh caulking and grout in restrooms and kitchenettes. Scuffs, dings, and cart damage are what make a well-cleaned space still read as tired, and they get closed out here before they accumulate into a full repaint.
Doors that stick, slam, or will not latch. Hinges, closers, locks, and handles adjusted or replaced. Hardware problems are the ones tenants and staff run into every single day, and most of them are less than an hour's work once someone actually shows up.
TVs, monitors, shelving, whiteboards, and fixtures mounted into the right anchors the first time. Furniture assembled, and offices or suites rearranged without pulling your own staff off their jobs for an afternoon of hex keys. Cable management and patching over old mounts are part of the job, not an extra.
Bulb, ballast, and LED swaps handled on a schedule or on request, so burned-out fixtures never linger over a lobby or a sales floor. Minor carpentry too: trim, shelving, door frames, and the odd repairs that never quite fit anyone else's scope.
Work orders flow through the same account lead who runs your cleaning program. No new vendor to source, no separate portal, no chasing a handyman who stopped answering his phone. Requests arrive by email, by text, or as a note flagged by the night crew, and they all land in the same queue with the same owner.
Repairs are performed by licensed, insured trade partners working under Anvil's contract, supervision, and certificate of insurance. Your building files one COI, and Anvil answers for the result.
Work runs after hours or in quiet windows, the same way your cleaning does. Completed jobs are documented, and everything lands on one consolidated invoice instead of a stack of one-off bills. In occupied medical and dental suites, work is timed around patient hours.
Anvil's cleaning crews are W-2 employees, and they are in your space every night. They see the loose handle, the water stain, and the chipped corner before anyone files a ticket. That early notice is the difference between a ten-minute touch-up and a project.
For repair work, Anvil acts as prime contractor: the trades are performed by licensed, insured partners under Anvil's contract, supervision, and COI. You keep one contract, one certificate of insurance, and one point of contact for cleaning and repairs together. We do not pretend a cleaner is a carpenter; we bring the right licensed tradesperson and stand behind the work.
The alternative is a folder of one-off vendors: a handyman for the walls, someone else for the doors, a third call for the TV bracket, and a separate invoice from each. Consolidating the small work with the vendor already on site removes the sourcing, the scheduling, and the paperwork.
Scope runs from one-off punch-list items to small recurring programs: a monthly lamp-and-hardware sweep, quarterly caulk and touch-up rounds through the restrooms, make-ready repairs between tenants. If a job is genuinely beyond handyman scope, a full renovation, structural work, anything that needs a permit and a drawing, we say so and point you to the right contractor instead of stretching ours.
For property managers, the difference shows up in the ticket queue. Tenant requests that used to wait on vendor sourcing get acknowledged by a name the tenant already knows and closed inside the week, and the record of what was done lives in one place instead of six inboxes.
This is commercial work only: offices, retail, medical and dental suites, and multi-tenant buildings across NYC, Westchester, Long Island, and New Jersey.
Common fits: property management and CRE, corporate offices, retail and storefronts, medical offices, and dental practices.
Licensed, insured trade partners working under Anvil's contract, supervision, and certificate of insurance. Anvil's own W-2 crews handle the cleaning; specialty trade work is delivered by vetted partners so every job is done by the right license. Either way, you hold one contract, one COI, and one point of contact.
Yes, and that is the point. Facilities that run cleaning with Anvil route repairs through the same account lead: crews already on site flag issues early, work orders go through one channel, and invoicing is consolidated. Standalone handyman work is also available without a cleaning contract.
Drywall patching and paint touch-ups, door and lock hardware, fixture mounting, furniture assembly and moves, caulking and grout, lighting swaps, and minor carpentry. Anything commercial and small-to-mid scope. Work that requires a specific license, such as electrical panels or gas, gets routed to the licensed trade instead.
Yes. A COI naming your building management as additional insured is available within 48 hours of request, covering the work performed under Anvil's contract.
Every request gets a response within one business day. Non-urgent items are scheduled at your convenience, often alongside an existing cleaning visit; urgent items are dispatched on their own schedule.
We respond to every estimate request within one business day. No spam, no sales calls without your invitation.