Odd Job Todd · Sunshine Coast
Handyman work, repairs, and odd jobs — captured clearly before Todd commits.
Tell the widget what needs fixing, where it is, how urgent it is, and whether you have photos or a work order. Todd reviews the details before confirming availability, scope, or price.
Start with the details
The intake assistant asks one practical question at a time and turns the conversation into a reviewable lead: contact details, suburb, access notes, job type, rough size, photos, urgency, and whether a site visit makes sense.
No firm prices or dates are promised by the widget. Todd checks the job first.
Good fit for
- Doors, windows, locks, screens, and small fixes
- Small carpentry, shelving, repairs, mounting, and hanging
- General odd jobs and home maintenance
- Small outdoor repairs, gates, fences, gutters, and access jobs
- Property-manager work orders, PDFs, photos, and job sheets
How it works
- Describe the job. Send a quick note, photos, or an existing work order.
- The system keeps it tidy. Job details, source packets, messages, quotes, visits, and invoices stay attached to the same job record.
- Todd reviews and follows up. If it is a good fit, Todd can confirm the next step, site visit, quote, or timing.
Local and practical
Odd Job Todd is for Sunshine Coast work where clear scope and clean communication matter — especially around Noosa, Noosaville, Tewantin, Sunrise Beach, Buderim, and nearby areas Todd chooses to service.
Behind the scenes
The public page is simple. Behind it, Oddjobz keeps the job stages and evidence together: lead, quote, scheduled, on-site, done, invoiced, and paid.