History:
Habitat for Humanity of Lee County's maintenance division was formed due to the need for employment by Habitat homeowners. In early 2008, many longtime Habitat homeowners were facing foreclosure due to the economic downturn; a job loss or decrease in pay. Without the income to pay their zero-interest mortgage with Habitat, families were unable to afford the affordable. In an effort to save hardworking families from losing their hard earned homes, Habitat for Humanity of Lee County formed an adjunct maintenance division; which serves to provide Habitat homeowners with part-time work while extending affordable services to the general community.

How it Works:
Our trained team of homeowners provide a range of professional services to the general public in lawn maintenance and cleaning. This includes housekeeping, office cleaning, trimming shrubs and trees, mowing lawns, removing leaves, trash and debris, weed-eating, edging, ect. There are a variety of jobs the crew is willing to help customers with. Call Habitat for a free estimate.

Who can hire Habitat's Maintenance & Handiwork Division:
individuals
businesses
property managers
condo and homeowner associations
seasonal jobs
one-time tasks
contracted work