If that is the case, any good cabinet, trim guy should be able to make those.

Guesstimate breakdown:Roof 1000sq ft house 6kFloors wood sand and recoat 650 sq ft 1300Vinyl 300 sq ft square tiles 900Countertop 1kBacksplash 650Paint interior 800Bathroom new:Shower 1kValve/trim, etc 150Toilet 125Sink vanity mirror 175Bath#2 1.5k (cant remember so new acrylic tub surround included).Replumb house with pex, 2 new bath valves, shutoffs, 4kCarpet bedrooms $600New outlets, switches and plates by handyman $800.Misc whatever is left.No insulation??????

I'll throw this to you...a quick and dirty little estimate, numbers are labor+material based on what I've spent recently...Insulation - $6kDrywall - $10kInterior doors/trim/shelving - $8kInterior paint - $8kFlooring - $12kCabinets - $15kCountertops - $6kElectrical fixtures - $2kPlumbing fixtures - $2kShower/kitchen tile - $8kHardware - $2kGlass (shower doors) - $4kDisposal/trash - $3kRough/Final cleans - $1kAppliances - $3kMisc/unforeseen - $5kTotal - $95k and he hasn't made a profit yet.It adds up quickly!!!

What it needs is some landscaping and some trim around the windows 

Snagged a $783 light fixture for $45 at local Restore—same with tile, trim, flooring. ;)

You can boost your home's curb appeal by planting flowers, trimming shrubs, and removing leaves and debris.

Going to remove the popcorn ceilings, paint the entire unit from head to toe with light gray walls and white trim with white ceilings.

People want to stay put, trim budgets and chill.

Hi All, Wrapping up a project looking for a Handy Man/ Carpenter to help with some touch up work trim, closet shelves, etc.

Nothing too major, usually some chewed up trim work.