Where We Work
Based in Moon Township, Handled Home works throughout the western Pittsburgh suburbs — from Beaver County river towns to the North Hills and South Hills. Insured.
Reach out and we'll let you know — most of western Allegheny and Beaver County is in range.
Greater Pittsburgh isn't one kind of place — it's dozens of small towns and townships stitched together along three rivers, each with its own housing stock and its own maintenance headaches. Riverfront boroughs like Coraopolis, McKees Rocks, Ambridge, and Monaca were built up in the early-to-mid 1900s around the steel and manufacturing economy, so a lot of what we see there is plaster walls, original trim, and homes that have been through a hundred years of Pittsburgh winters. Drive twenty minutes in almost any direction and the housing gets newer — planned developments in Robinson Township and Cranberry Township from the 1990s and 2000s, well-kept streetcar-suburb homes in Mt. Lebanon, and everything in between.
What that means in practice: the repairs we do change depending on where we are. Older river towns tend to need trim carpentry, plaster and drywall work, and door and window repairs that respect original construction. Newer developments are hitting the age where decks, caulking, and builder-grade fixtures start failing all at once. We work in both, and we adjust the approach rather than treating every job the same way.
Being based in Moon Township — close to Pittsburgh International Airport and within easy reach of I-79, I-376, and Route 60 — puts us within a short drive of most of the communities below. No matter which part of the region you're in, if you don't see your town listed, reach out anyway. There's a good chance we already work nearby.
Handled Home provides handyman services throughout the following towns and townships.
Our home base, right along the Route 60 and airport corridor. Fastest response times, no travel fees.
A riverfront borough between Moon Township and the Ohio River, with early-1900s housing on hillside streets.
Sewickley, Sewickley Heights, Sewickley Hills, and Edgeworth — detail-oriented work for well-kept homes.
Fast-growing along Route 60, with 1990s–2000s homes now old enough for real maintenance.
A quiet Ohio River community just north of Moon Township, with older homes and wooded lots.
A wide stretch of southwestern Allegheny County spanning older and newer housing alike.
A mix of older Route 30 properties and newer development near the I-79 corridor.
Beaver County homes with history — careful, respectful work from estimate to finish.
Deep-rooted Ohio River corridor neighborhoods with older construction and real character.
A tight-knit Route 50 community with older homes and the character that comes with them.
Along the Ohio River between Coraopolis and McKees Rocks, with steady older housing stock.
One of the most historic boroughs on the river, with rowhouses and brick doubles nearing a century old.
A practical Beaver County borough along the Ohio River, with Center Township next door.
A small Beaver County borough near Ambridge and Conway, along the Ohio River.
North Hills homes along Route 19 — Wexford, Marshall Township, and Pine Township.
South Hills streetcar-suburb homes, well-kept and full of character.
Anywhere else across western Allegheny and Beaver County — reach out and we'll confirm coverage.
Beaver, Beaver Falls, and Brighton Township — well-kept boroughs with older homes.
Fast-growing Butler County community with Seven Fields and the surrounding area.
Tell us your address and what needs handling — we'll confirm we serve your area and follow up quickly. Or call/text us directly at 412-353-5341.