Reliable. Respectful. Professional.
About Southern Jentleman Home Repair
Practical help for the repairs, improvements and maintenance that come with owning a home.

Home Repair Without the Runaround
Most homeowners do not keep separate lists for every trade. It is usually one running list: a door that sticks, drywall that needs attention, cabinets to install, a deck board to replace or a room that is ready for an update.
Southern Jentleman Home Repair was built around that reality. In Alabama, the focus is dependable handyman work, repairs, installations and property maintenance. In Middle Tennessee, those same services are available along with remodeling, HVAC, plumbing, electrical, mini-split and geothermal work.
The service list may cover a broad range of work, but the standard stays simple: be reliable, be respectful and do professional work. Southern Jentleman Home Repair is fully insured.
What Homeowners Can Expect
The company’s service approach is centered on three straightforward standards.
Reliable
Projects are reviewed carefully so the work, location and next steps can be clearly understood before scheduling.
Respectful
Your home, time and project priorities matter. Clear communication helps keep everyone informed throughout the process.
Professional
Work is approached with attention to the details that affect function, appearance and long-term maintenance.
One Company. Services Matched to Each State.
The service list is different in each state, so homeowners can quickly see what is available where they live.
Bring Us the Whole List
A home rarely needs only one thing. That is why we would rather hear the entire list than have a homeowner decide which item belongs to which trade before calling.
Send the property location, describe what is going on and include photos when they help tell the story. We will review the list, confirm which services are available in your area and talk through a sensible way to move forward.
Some projects are a quick repair. Others need to be handled in stages. Either way, the conversation starts with what the home actually needs—not with forcing the work into a preset package.


