You’ve earned this.

You’ve earned this.

More time for what makes a house a home.

More time for what makes a house a home.

Home upkeep, with regular visits, people you can trust, and one call for everything.

Home upkeep, with regular visits, people you can trust, and one call for everything.

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We’ve got you covered

Just a few examples of what we do, from everyday upkeep to seasonal jobs.

Ongoing maintenance

  • Replace HVAC filters

  • Replace light bulbs

  • Clean dryer lint traps and vents

  • Check under sinks for slow leaks

  • Test smoke alarms and replace batteries

  • Take care of other recurring checks as they come due

Ongoing maintenance

  • Replace HVAC filters

  • Replace light bulbs

  • Clean dryer lint traps and vents

  • Check under sinks for slow leaks

  • Test smoke alarms and replace batteries

  • Take care of other recurring checks as they come due

Around the house

  • Mount TVs, artwork, mirrors, and shelves

  • Patch and touch up walls

  • Repair doors, knobs, and locks

  • Assemble and repair furniture and cabinets

  • Fix leaky faucets, clogged drains, and running toilets

  • Take care of other small repairs and installs as they come up

Around the house

  • Mount TVs, artwork, mirrors, and shelves

  • Patch and touch up walls

  • Repair doors, knobs, and locks

  • Assemble and repair furniture and cabinets

  • Fix leaky faucets, clogged drains, and running toilets

  • Take care of other small repairs and installs as they come up

Outdoor upkeep

  • Pressure wash decks, patios, and walkways

  • Seal and caulk exterior gaps

  • Secure loose railings and steps

  • Clear fallen branches and storm debris

  • Replace damaged fence and deck boards

  • Take care of other small outdoor jobs as they come up

Outdoor upkeep

  • Pressure wash decks, patios, and walkways

  • Seal and caulk exterior gaps

  • Secure loose railings and steps

  • Clear fallen branches and storm debris

  • Replace damaged fence and deck boards

  • Take care of other small outdoor jobs as they come up

Everyday tech

  • Set up and fix Wi-Fi and routers

  • Get printers working

  • Set up TVs and streaming

  • Pair speakers and Bluetooth devices

  • Install and explain smart thermostats, doorbells, and locks

  • Troubleshoot other home tech issues as they come up

Everyday tech

  • Set up and fix Wi-Fi and routers

  • Get printers working

  • Set up TVs and streaming

  • Pair speakers and Bluetooth devices

  • Install and explain smart thermostats, doorbells, and locks

  • Troubleshoot other home tech issues as they come up

Safety and comfort

  • Spot and fix trip hazards

  • Anchor furniture and TVs

  • Install grab bars and non-slip treads

  • Brighten dim stairs, hallways, and entryways

  • Get the house ready for grandkids: cribs, gates, and cabinet latches

  • Take care of other safety touches as they come up

Safety and comfort

  • Spot and fix trip hazards

  • Anchor furniture and TVs

  • Install grab bars and non-slip treads

  • Brighten dim stairs, hallways, and entryways

  • Get the house ready for grandkids: cribs, gates, and cabinet latches

  • Take care of other safety touches as they come up

Seasonal prep

  • Clean screened porches after pollen season

  • Deliver and stack firewood

  • Put up and take down holiday decorations

  • Tackle the to-do list before guests arrive

  • Cover outdoor spigots before freezing weather

  • Take care of other seasonal tasks as they come up

Seasonal prep

  • Clean screened porches after pollen season

  • Deliver and stack firewood

  • Put up and take down holiday decorations

  • Tackle the to-do list before guests arrive

  • Cover outdoor spigots before freezing weather

  • Take care of other seasonal tasks as they come up

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A Japanese pull saw and a wing compass lying on a maple tabletop.
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How it works

01

A free home visit

We walk through your home with you so we can get to know you, your house, and what matters most.

01

A free home visit

We walk through your home with you so we can get to know you, your house, and what matters most.

02

A simple plan

We put together a list of what needs doing and when, and go over it with you before we start.

02

A simple plan

We put together a list of what needs doing and when, and go over it with you before we start.

03

Regular visits

We come back on a schedule that suits you, take care of the list, and handle new things as they come up.

03

Regular visits

We come back on a schedule that suits you, take care of the list, and handle new things as they come up.

Request a free home visit

Need something between visits? Just call. If a job needs a specialist, we'll bring in someone we trust and oversee the work.

For families

Visiting your parents should be about quality time together, not a to-do list. Whether you live across town or across the country, Keepsake makes sure your parents' home is cared for.

They made a home for you. Now you can help them keep it.

About

Richard Simms, founder of Keepsake, smiling in a light blue button-down shirt.

I grew up in Vinings and graduated from Westminster and then Washington and Lee. My wife and I live in Buckhead, where we keep busy raising and wrangling our two kids.

My father built homes for 25 years. I grew up visiting his job sites, marveling at how an empty lot becomes a proper home. I've been building and fixing things ever since: furniture in my garage, a treehouse for the kids, and whatever's broken at our house this week.

I've spent my career building companies with skilled teams that show up for clients and do what they said they would.

I've watched friends spend visits at their parents' house trying to fix everything, wanting to help but short on time. I kept coming back to who I'd want working on my own family's home: someone good with their hands, who treats it like their own, and who actually calls back. That's what I'm building.

To start, Keepsake is taking on a small number of Buckhead families, and I'll be at the early visits myself.

Richard Simms, Founder

Questions, answered.

Let’s start with a free home visit

Tell us a little about your home and we'll be in touch. Prefer to talk? Call or text (404) 585-8024.