Joe BlowHandyman and snow removal · Saint-Hippolyte

450 821-9042

Done fast, done right. Never one without the other.

April to November: painting, renovation, construction and outdoor work. The rest of the year, driveways and roofs, all across the Laurentians. One number, and he's the one who answers.

Joe Blow's black pick-up seen from behind in a cedar-lined driveway, with the red « Joe Blow, snow removal and landscaping » lettering across the rear window

Which season are you here for?

Summer

What Joe does from April to November.

One handyman for the whole list. Describe the job and he will tell you right away whether it is his kind of work and when he can come by.

01

Painting and staining

He paints and he stains: cottage, house, shed, porch, fence. The whole building is finished before he leaves.

The same wall once stained: rich even reddish-brown wood under a blue sky Large log wall before the work: pale dull wood under a storm sky, scaffolding up along the wall BeforeAfter
The same log wall, once it is stained.

02

Renovation and construction

Decks, porches, stairs, docks, parging, sheds, gutters: repaired, or built from scratch. Tell him what is worn out or missing and you get an answer right away.

The new deck finished, with wide five-step stairs running the full width Old steep narrow wooden steps in front of a white house, yard covered in fall leaves BeforeAfter
A deck rebuilt from scratch, with five stairs running the full width.

03

Yard opening and closing

In spring, the leaves and the gravel the plough left behind go out. In fall, the tarps go down before the snow.

The same slope completely cleared, green grass showing again under the same window and the same green hose coiled on the wall Thick blanket of orange leaves covering the whole slope at the foot of a dark red house with white stucco footing BeforeAfter
Fall clean-up: the blanket of leaves gone, the slope back to lawn.

See every summer service

What he does from November to March.

Winter

07

Snow removal and roofs

Something new this season: Joe is leaving the tractor in the garage and doing residential driveways by shovel. Gas costs too much.

  • Everything by hand, no tractor this season
  • $200 per residential driveway, by shovel
  • $10 per roof, staircases and porches included
Long red wooden staircase down a slope to a blue home, every step cleared of snow
The same house, the roof slope completely cleared White house with turquoise shutters under snow, the roof loaded with a thick layer, a big pine in front BeforeAfter
Same house, just a little lighter than before.
Long porch cleared end to end, the red snowblower at the far end
Steps and decks are my favourite part of winter. I'd happily do a hundred a storm. So would my chiropractor.
Curved driveway spread with grit in front of a large log house, on a snowy day
Grit on every other stripe. Gas costs too much, and now you've got a zebra.
Joe Blow's two tractors parked in a driveway, fitted with plow and blower, the phone number painted on the cab
For sale: two tractors, barely used, not going out this season. Make me an offer.

The business

The same person on the phone, summer and winter.

The posted hours are the real ones: 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. A call at 9 p.m. on a Sunday gets through.

  • Saint-Hippolyte and the Laurentians
  • The full summer list, all of it his own work
  • Residential and roof snow removal in winter
  • You see the price before the work starts

Ask for a quote

Reviews

What his customers say.

His customers' recommendations are posted on his Facebook page, with their names and dates. You can read them yourself.

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Quote

Tell him what needs doing.

A few lines are enough. If it is easier, call 450 821-9042 directly.

Number, street and town.

Describe the job: what needs doing, the rough size, what is urgent.

No prices are posted: they depend on the job and the place. Joe gives you yours before he starts.

Contact

Get in touch

10-310 avenue
Saint-Hippolyte-de-Kilkenny, Quebec  J8A 2W8

Open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
The phone is still the fastest way.