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Cedar Handyman — a Loudoun County contractor, not a franchise script

We started this company because Loudoun houses needed someone who would show up for the unglamorous list: the door, the fan, the gutter, the patch. Not a call center. Not a crew that only wants kitchens.

Ray Mitchell owns Cedar Handyman and works in Loudoun County. The point of a name on the van is that you can ask for the same person again — direct, local, and allergic to mystery fees.

The work is residential. Occupied houses. Kids napping, dogs that need a closed door, HOA parking rules. We plan around that instead of treating your living room like a vacant job site. If a task needs a specialist, we say so. That is not lost revenue. That is how you get called back.

You can ask for Ray by name. Estimates are free, and we schedule punch-list work the same week when the calendar allows.

  • Quote first

    If the scope changes in the wall, we stop and talk. We do not “while we’re here” you into a different job.

  • Match the house

    Builder orange peel stays orange peel. Historic trim stays historic trim. We are not installing a trend over your existing work.

  • Leave it usable

    Same-day living. We clean up the dust we made and we do not store our leftovers in your garage.

Tradesperson working on a residential construction project
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