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The Honey-Do Plan · Utah County

Give him his Saturdays back.

The honey-do list, handled. Every month. A pro comes to your house every month and works through your honey-do list for up to two hours. The softener salt stays full, one bag every month. $169 a month.

Start the Honey-Do Plan Give it as a gift

Text Eva your list anytime. Bigger jobs are one text too. Buying for Mom’s house? See the Helping Hand Plan.

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Eva
Our house
Thursday 7:42 PM
Adding to the list: the mirror in the hall, the new bed frame, and the remotes need batteries.
Got it. All three are on the list for this month’s visit, along with a fresh bag of softener salt.
You’re the best. Saturday is officially free.
This month’s visit
Hall mirror: hung
Bed frame: put together
Softener salt: new bag

Illustration of how a Honey-Do Plan visit works.

Give it as a gift

The gift that ends the honey-do fight.

Every month, the list gets done. Nobody has to ask twice, and the weekend goes back to the two of you.

Christmas

The one gift that keeps showing up all year, one visit at a time.

Father’s Day

Give him his Saturdays back. The list is handled, and the fishing pole comes back out.

Birthdays

A year of little jobs done, and a house that feels finished.

Anniversaries

More time together, less time arguing about the leaning pictures.

Date night, not drywall.

Give the Honey-Do Plan

What gets done

50 things on every honey-do list. We’ll do them.

Still haven’t hung the pictures? Put it on the list. Every month, up to two hours of it gets done.

Pictures and decor

  1. Hang the pictures that have been leaning against the wall since you moved in
  2. Hang a mirror
  3. Hang hooks for coats, keys and bags by the door
  4. Hang the curtains on the rods you already have
  5. Put up a wreath and the door decorations
  6. Hang a new shower curtain and liner
  7. Put the shower caddy and bath mats in place

Doors, drawers and cabinets

  1. Tighten the loose door handles
  2. Tighten the loose cabinet knobs and pulls
  3. Swap out the cabinet knobs for the new ones you picked
  4. Tighten the wobbly toilet seat
  5. Tighten the loose towel bars and toilet-paper holder
  6. Replace the missing door stop
  7. Put felt pads under the chairs and table legs

Lights, batteries and gadgets

  1. Change the light bulbs you can reach from a step ladder
  2. Change the bulbs in the lamps and the porch light
  3. Swap the batteries in remotes, clocks and the thermostat
  4. Put fresh batteries in the smoke detectors
  5. Set every clock after daylight saving time
  6. Program the thermostat so it’s warm when you wake up
  7. Plug in nightlights for the hallway and bathroom
  8. Put the new TV on its stand and plug everything in
  9. Put batteries in the doorbell, the key fobs and the flashlights

Furniture and heavy lifting

  1. Assemble the furniture that’s been in the box since spring
  2. Put the bed frame together
  3. Flip or rotate the mattress
  4. Move the couch and rearrange the room
  5. Carry boxes to the garage, the basement or storage
  6. Bring the big delivery inside and unbox it
  7. Put together the grill
  8. Carry things up or down the stairs
  9. Swap the seasonal clothes and bins in and out of storage

Kitchen and house

  1. Change the furnace filter
  2. Change the fridge water filter
  3. Clean the range hood filter
  4. Keep the water softener salt full
  5. Wipe the dust off the ceiling fan blades
  6. Clean out the dryer lint screen and the area around it
  7. Take the trash and recycling bins to the curb and back
  8. Organize the garage shelves you already have

Outside and seasonal

  1. Bring the hoses in before the freeze
  2. Put the covers on the outdoor faucets
  3. Put the hoses back out in spring
  4. Put the patio furniture and cushions away for winter
  5. Bring the patio furniture back out in spring
  6. Hang the holiday lights you can reach from a step ladder
  7. Put the Christmas tree up
  8. Take the tree and the holiday decor down and get the boxes back into storage
  9. Sweep the porch and clear the walkway leaves
  10. Hang the flag and the new house numbers
How it works

Your list, handled. Every month.

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Up to two hours on your list, every month

A pro comes to your house every month and works through your honey-do list for up to two hours. A fresh bag of softener salt comes too.

2

Text Eva your list anytime

Think of something on a Tuesday night? Text Eva and it’s on the list.

3

Spring and fall, the safety check

The visit runs longer: smoke and CO detectors tested with fresh batteries, a new furnace filter, a safety walk and a report. Then up to two hours on your list.

4

Bigger jobs are one text

Text Eva and she gets the right pro out. You hear when it’s booked and when it’s done.

One leak, start to finish

Water under the sink at 7:02 PM. Fixed by lunch the next day.

  1. 7:02 PM

    “Water coming out under the kitchen sink.” One text and a photo.

  2. 7:03 PM

    Eva sends the shutoff steps first: the two valves under the sink, turn right until they stop.

  3. 7:06 PM

    “It’s off.” Water stopped. Four minutes from the first text.

  4. 7:07 PM

    Eva asks: walk you through the fix, or have a plumber come? You pick the plumber. Since the water’s off, she books first thing in the morning so you don’t pay after-hours rates.

  5. 8:15 AM

    A vetted, licensed and insured local plumber is confirmed for 10:30.

  6. 11:10 AM

    Fixed. Eva checks in to make sure it stays fixed, and you pay the plumber directly.

You sent two texts. No calling around, no after-hours bill, nothing to keep track of.

Example of how a job runs.

What couples ask first

Questions

What’s the Honey-Do Plan?

The Honey-Do Plan is $169 a month. Every month a pro comes to your house and works through your honey-do list for up to two hours. The softener salt is kept full, one bag every month, and spring and fall the visit runs longer for the safety check. It includes everything in the membership.

What can we put on the list?

The little jobs that never get done: pictures and mirrors hung, loose handles and towel bars tightened, bulbs and batteries swapped, furniture put together, the heavy stuff moved, hoses in before the freeze and the holiday decor up and down. Text Eva your list anytime.

Can we give it as a gift?

Yes. It makes a great Christmas, Father’s Day, birthday or anniversary gift. Start the plan, tell us whose house it is, and the first visit gets booked right away.

What about bigger jobs?

Text Eva. She gets the right pro out, and you hear when it’s booked and when it’s done. Plan members go to the front of the line.

What happens in spring and fall?

The visit runs longer for the safety check: smoke and CO detectors tested with fresh batteries, a new furnace filter, a safety walk and a report to whoever you want. Then up to two hours on your list.

The honey-do list, handled. Every month.

The Honey-Do Plan is $169 a month. Everything in the membership comes with it, and the first visit gets booked as soon as you join.

Start the Honey-Do Plan

Just need a pro for one thing? Texting Eva is free.