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HandyHounds, LLC

Veteran-owned · Greater New Orleans

HandyHounds, LLC

A co-owned residential repair and remodeling business backed by real field work and a custom operating platform.

Louisiana military-owned business Veteran-owned businessPreparation, accountability, and ownership from estimate through completion.
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Case study

Built as the public face and operating layer of a real local business.

HandyHounds combines residential remodeling and repair with the systems required to present the work, communicate with customers, schedule jobs, and keep the business organized. The software supports the operation; the operation remains grounded in skilled hands-on work.

Public experienceResponsive service pages, privacy-safe portfolio presentation, contact flow, and strict HandyHounds branding.
Customer intakeStructured inquiries, availability-aware booking, confirmations, and branded email delivery.
Business operationsSecure administration for services, requests, scheduling, correspondence, customers, and project records.
Self-hosted deliveryContainerized Raspberry Pi deployment with MariaDB and Cloudflare protection.

The physical operation

Residential work built with dependable tools and repeatable setup.

My business partner and I handle residential repair and remodeling across the Greater New Orleans area. The portfolio focuses on the process and capability without publishing customer addresses or identifiable job details.

01Cutting and fastening

DeWalt cordless drills, drivers, saws, and the supporting hand tools used for efficient repair and remodeling work.

02Portable work support

Bora Centipede tables create a stable, adaptable work surface for sheet goods, layout, assembly, and controlled cuts.

03Layout and accuracy

Squares, levels, measuring tools, and deliberate reference marks keep framing, trim, mounting, and finish work aligned.

04Finish and verification

The job is checked, documented, cleaned, and communicated before it is considered complete.

Tool brands identify equipment used in the field; they do not imply sponsorship or endorsement.