We maintain houses, condos and villas in Mahahual with one team for repairs, scheduled preventive visits and a photo report after each one. Cruise-ship days and holidays bring peaks, so works in hotels are planned around them, with noisy tasks on days without ships and the quietest months, September and October, kept for larger renovations.
Doors, locks, fixtures, sealant, small carpentry and everything that wears out.
Waterproofing inspection, crack repair, paint touch-ups and rust treatment.
Shutters, securing furniture and palms, clearing drains and checking backup power.
The village is fully exposed to the Caribbean and to hurricanes, so marine-grade metal, strong fixings and hurricane-ready finishes are essential; Hurricane Dean in 2007 flattened much of the village, and today shutters, anchored roofs and stainless hardware are part of every serious job. Our checklist puts these problems first: rust, sealant, roof membrane, AC drains and exterior finishes.
Supply is limited and many buildings use cisterns and rainwater, so low-flow fittings and storage are standard, and we often add rainwater collection from the roof to the cistern, with first-flush filters, to keep bathrooms and gardens working in the dry months. Pumps, cisterns, filters and softeners are checked on every visit, because when they fail the property stops working.
Mahahual is a small Costa Maya village with beach hotels, rentals and houses on the malecón and the road south, where most jobs are repairs, bathrooms, paint and storm recovery; many buildings are wooden or light block structures from the years after Hurricane Dean, and owners usually upgrade them step by step between seasons.
Mahahual is about four hours from our workshops; we source cement, tile and fittings from Chetumal, about two hours away, bring specialised items from the north in one load and organise multi-day stays with crews lodged in the village.
Licences come from Othón P. Blanco municipality; the coast is under ZOFEMAT and close to the Banco Chinchorro reserve, so exterior works follow environmental limits.
| Service | Includes | Price (MXN) |
|---|---|---|
| Handyman visit | Up to 2 hours, small repairs | $730–$1,300 |
| House or condo plan | Monthly visit, checklist, photo report | $3,900–$8,400/month |
| Villa with pool and garden | Weekly checks, AC, pool equipment, garden | $8,400–$16,800/month |
| Hurricane preparation | Shutters, drains, securing, generator test | $2,800–$6,700/visit |
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