Lawrence Landauer

Owner

With over 30 years of experience solving complex problems in the tech industry, Lawrence Landauer brings a deep commitment to precision, integrity, and doing things right the first time. As the owner of Handyman Connection of Spokane, he proudly serves Spokane and its neighboring communities with a mission to elevate the quality of life through exceptional home improvement services.

David Sharp

Craftsman

David has called the Inland Northwest home for over 40 years, and he wouldn’t have it any other way. He loves the rhythm of the four seasons, especially when it means time outdoors hunting, fishing, or catching a game. With family spread across Spokane and Metalline Falls, and two kids he’s incredibly proud of, David’s roots run deep in the region. Craftsmanship runs in David’s blood: he picked up the trade from his dad and grandpa, starting out by upgrading and flipping homes. That hands-on experience sparked a passion that led to a career in painting and general contracting. What drives him most is the satisfaction of a job well done, knowing he gave it his all. Easygoing and hardworking, David brings a fun, positive energy to every project, especially when the tools are packed up and the work is complete.

Randy Cowles

Craftman

When he first arrived in Spokane three years ago, few knew what to expect from the quiet man with two dogs, a tackle box, and a toolbox that looked like it had seen a hundred lifetimes. He said he came to be closer to family: his daughter and now, his brand-new grandchild. But there was something else in his eyes; something that hinted at stories untold and hard-earned skills. Locals quickly warmed to him. Maybe it was his honest smile, or the way he always said “thank you” like he meant it. Maybe it was the way he could fix a broken fence, repaint a weathered wall, or rewire a stubborn outlet; all before lunch. Whatever it was, Spokane had found its newest craftsman. And not just any craftsman. He’s known as Mr. Fix It. With over 30 years of experience, he’s a jack of all trades, but his true artistry lies in painting walls, trim, exteriors, interiors, you name it. His brushwork is clean, precise, and proud. He says he became a craftsman by “tinkering with things as a kid,” but those who’ve seen him work suspect there’s more to the story. A lifetime of goals met, projects completed, and people helped: he wears it all like a badge of honor. When he’s not transforming homes, you’ll find him fishing, boating, camping, or backpacking, always chasing the next adventure, always ready to lend a hand. He’s honest, polite, respectful, and loving, and he believes every job is a chance to make someone’s day better. So if you hear a knock at your door and see a man with paint on his boots and kindness in his voice, you’ll know: Mr. Fix It is here. And your home is in good hands.

Julian Lucero

Craftsman

After just three months in the area, Julian is already making waves, and sawdust, in Spokane. Drawn here by the promise of new opportunities and a thirst for adventure, he’s embraced the region’s natural beauty, vibrant music scene, and active lifestyle with open arms and experienced hands. Originally from California, he studied there and soaked up the sun, but it was the forests, rivers, and rugged charm of the Pacific Northwest that called him north. There’s something about being surrounded by nature that just feels right. His journey into craftsmanship began early, at just 13, working side by side with his father, a seasoned handyman who taught him the value of precision, patience, and pride in a job well done. That hands-on upbringing laid the foundation for a career built on skill, sweat, and a love for physical work. What excites him most about handyman work? It’s real. You’re moving, solving problems, building things with your own two hands. It’s satisfying in a way that sitting at a desk never could be. With a toolbox full of talent and a heart full of enthusiasm, he’s ready to help Spokane build, fix, and flourish, one project at a time.