Boston Handywoman

Boston Handywoman is one person: Sarah Solomon, working out of Boston and taking the jobs that pile up on a list and never get done — a hole in the plaster, a TV that needs mounting, a closet door that binds, the flat-pack still in its box. Her Massachusetts home improvement contractor registration, #208011, is active, and the registry names her as the holder of record. She describes the business as woman-owned and says she works solo, which sets the scale of what she takes on: small repair, painting, patching, mounting, installations and assembly rather than whole-room renovations. A recurring theme in how she pitches the work is the half-finished project — the previous owner's improvised repair, the job that stalled a year ago — brought back to something that looks and works the way it was meant to. She lists coverage across Boston plus Arlington, Belmont, Brookline, Cambridge, Medford, Needham, Newton, Somerville, Watertown, Waltham, Weston and Wellesley. What is not here is any outside account of the work. No customer reviews have surfaced on any platform, so everything beyond the license comes from her own site. Contact runs through email rather than a phone line, so plan on writing first and expect a scheduling conversation rather than a same-day callout. A sensible call for a punch list of small jobs in the western Boston suburbs, with the registration already checked out; ask for references and a rate before booking, since there is no public track record to lean on.