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Hello!

I'm Ross, and this is Roughcut Repairs

I’m the guy who shows up with a tool bag and a plan, ready to fix the thing that’s been bugging you for way too long. Maybe it’s a cabinet that won’t close, a door that sticks, or a wall that needs patching. Whatever it is, I’m here to help get it sorted.
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I started Roughcut because I saw how many folks didn’t know who to call when something around the house went wrong, or felt like hiring a handyman meant gambling on someone who might overcharge, ghost you, or treat small jobs like they weren’t worth their time. That didn’t sit right with me. So I decided to be the kind of person I’d want to hire: reliable, respectful, and good at what I do.

Why Call it Roughcut?

In film, a rough cut is the first real version of a project. It’s where things start to take shape: still in progress, but purposeful, hands-on, and full of potential. That idea stuck with me.

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I named this business Roughcut because that’s how I like to work: no fluff, no shortcuts — just honest tools, thoughtful fixes, and real attention to detail. It’s not about perfection for perfection’s sake — it’s about making things work, making them last, and making sure you feel good in your space again.

What You Can Expect From Me

  • Upfront pricing. I post my rates clearly, so you know what to expect before I show up.

  • Respect for your time. I show up when I say I will, communicate clearly, and never leave you hanging.

  • Clean, careful work. I treat your home like my own; no mess left behind, no shortcuts taken.

  • No upsells, no pressure. I’m here to help, not to sell. If you don’t need it, I won’t suggest it.

  • A neighbor, not a contractor. I live in Beacon, I’m raising a family here, and I care about this community. That shows in how I treat your home.

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