Pete Brookes – No Job too odd!

A crisp line-art illustration of a compact white transit-style handyman van parked on a neat residential Banbury street, with stylized outlines of terraced houses and chimneys in the background. The van’s side panel features a blank, clean area suitable for later adding a logo and contact details, framed by careful line detail on the doors, wheels, and mirrors. Subtle shading beneath the vehicle suggests a bright overcast day, with soft, diffused light and minimal harsh shadows, creating a professional yet friendly feel. The composition is a three-quarter view from a slightly elevated angle, emphasizing the van as a reliable, mobile workshop. The overall aesthetic is modern, tidy line-art with consistent stroke weights, ideal for representing local, cost-effective service coverage in Oxfordshire.

Handyman Services

Explore Pete’s most requested repair, maintenance and assembly services for homes and rental properties around Banbury.

Services

A finely detailed line-art illustration of a problem-solution sequence for a household repair: on the left, a sagging wall shelf with slightly tilted books, and on the right, the same shelf perfectly level and firmly supported. Between the two states, simple sketched elements show wall plugs, screws, a drill, and a spirit level, each clearly drawn with technical precision. The scene is set against a minimal living room background with a suggested skirting board and faint outline of a radiator, keeping focus on the repair process. Implied soft indoor lighting is shown through subtle shadow lines, creating a clear, instructional mood. The composition uses a left-to-right flow with directional arrows, in a modern, monochrome line-art style that highlights practical problem solving and before-and-after transformation.

Repairs, flat-pack assembly, minor electrics, leaky taps, tiling, snagging, and small carpentry jobs handled quickly and tidily.

A precise line-art close-up of a well-maintained toolkit laid out on a sturdy wooden plank, showcasing a spirit level, tape measure extended along the board, a set of sharp chisels, a small box of neatly sorted screws, and a multi-bit screwdriver with interchangeable heads fanned out beside it. Fine line details convey metal surfaces, plastic grips, and wood grain, using light crosshatching for depth. The background fades into simple, uncluttered lines of a workshop wall, keeping attention on the tools. Soft, even lighting is suggested through gentle shadow lines beneath each item, creating a calm, methodical atmosphere. The composition is a top-down, bird’s eye view with balanced spacing between tools, in a clean, technical line-art style that communicates precision, care, and professional craftsmanship.

Ideal for busy homeowners, landlords and tenants needing reliable help with odd jobs, maintenance checks and seasonal household fixes.

About

How Pete Works For You

Get quote

Send a brief description of your job and Pete will usually respond within one working day to discuss options. He’ll agree a convenient time, bring the right tools and, where possible, use materials you already have to keep costs down. If extra materials are needed, he can source them locally in Banbury. Work is carried out carefully, with clear communication, tidy finishes and straightforward, no-surprise pricing.

Contact

Tell Pete what needs fixing, add photos if helpful, and he’ll call back to confirm details and price.

Banbury, Oxfordshire and nearby villages

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A detailed line-art cutaway of a typical UK semi-detached house, showing multiple small repair scenes without any people: a dripping kitchen tap being tightened, a loose living room shelf being fixed, a squeaky staircase step being secured, and a garden gate latch being adjusted. Each mini-scene is drawn with crisp, clean lines and minimal shading, with arrows and small symbols subtly indicating problem-to-solution transitions. The house is set against a simple, uncluttered background to keep focus on the repairs. Implied daylight enters through windows, suggested by gentle directional hatching. The mood is reassuring and practical, emphasizing that no job is too odd or small. The composition uses an isometric, architectural style in refined line-art, giving a clear, informative overview of the broad range of handyman services offered.