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FIXER is built on a clear mission: to provide dependable, high-standard service for homeowners and businesses who value professionalism, precision, and trust. We operate with discipline, strong communication, and a commitment to quality that guides every project we take on. Our goal is simple: deliver reliable solutions, reduce stress, and bring order and efficiency to the tasks people need handled. We approach every job with respect for your home, your time, and the outcome you expect. Services We Provide • Handyman repairs, home improvements, assembly, mounting, and patching • Moving labor, loading, unloading, and structured heavy lifting • Junk removal, cleanouts, and responsible disposal • Residential and commercial cleaning • Light pest support and basic prevention • Yard work, exterior cleanup, and seasonal maintenance • Snow removal and winter response • Event staffing and security solutions • Holiday lighting installation and specialty décor • Customized support for unique or time-sensitive tasks How We Operate Professional Standards: We arrive prepared, communicate clearly, and maintain a consistent, respectful presence. Quality Execution: Work is carried out with precision, care, and attention to detail. Reliable Response: We adapt quickly, meet deadlines, and complete tasks without shortcuts. Client Confidence: Our approach is designed to earn long-term trust through consistency and accountability. FIXER represents an elevated level of service — structured, dependable, and focused on delivering strong results for every client. Whether you need repairs, labor support, event coverage, or specialized assistance, FIXER provides a high-quality experience from start to finish. Professional service. Reliable support. Excellence in every detail. 📞 (781) 218-9426 📧 fixerservicehelp@gmail.com

Middlesex County

Benjamin Pierce

Boston Metropolitan Area

Arlington

Massachusetts

FIXER is built on a clear mission: to provide dependable, high-standard service for homeowners and businesses who value professionalism, precision,...

Teach your kids they can achieve the impossible!

Mindsee.it

Featured in the Telepathy Tapes podcast.  Mindsee.It is a quick and mind-blowing tutoring program for children that teaches them to see through a blindfold - really!    

New York County

Miranda Levingston

New York City Metropolitan Area

Upper East Side

New York

Featured in the Telepathy Tapes podcast. Mindsee.It is a quick and mind-blowing tutoring program for children that teaches them to see through a...

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Inner Joy Activewear

Proudly made in the USA, the Inner Joy Activewear collection is your go-to for year-round style meets comfort. Whether you're dressing it up, dressing it down, snuggling in at home, or staying comfortable while traveling, it's the ultimate blend of versatility and comfort! Founded by Belmont resident Susan Merry at the age of 78!

Belmont

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The Belmont Board of Selectmen would like to everyone to go shopping. Through the combined efforts of public safety personnel and citizens, the Greater Boston area has survived the vicious and cowardly terrorist attack on April 15, said Selectman Ralph Jones at a morning meeting of the board on Monday, April 22. As we return to our normal daily routines, Belmont resident and political analyst Jon Keller suggested that everyone should patronize the businesses on Boston's Boylston Street. They have been closed for a week and it may be longer. They will need customer support to continue operations. Patronizing these businesses is one way to say we refused to be terrorized. The Selectmen suggest that residents take similar steps to help Belmont businesses. The "secure-in-place" order last Friday meant that all of them were also closed.  "We encourage residents to show support for these businesses," said Jones.

The Belmont Board of Selectmen would like to everyone to go shopping.

Through the combined efforts of public safety personnel and citizens, the Greater Boston area has survived the vicious and cowardly terrorist attack on April 15, said Selectman Ralph Jones at a morning meeting of the board on Monday, April 22. As we return to our normal daily routines, Belmont resident and political analyst Jon Keller suggested that everyone should patronize the businesses on Boston's Boylston Street. They have been closed for a week and it may be longer. They will need customer support to continue operations. Patronizing these businesses is one way to say we refused to be terrorized.

The Selectmen suggest that residents take similar steps to help Belmont businesses. The "secure-in-place" order last Friday meant that all of them were also closed.  "We encourage residents to show support for these businesses," said Jones.

Friday's lock down impacted local businesses; help them by spending a few bucks.