Jodie's Neighbor LLC.

The state puts the crew at one to three people, and the owner works on the tools. Jodie's Neighbor holds an Idaho contractor registration issued in 2025. Its stated services also include mounting and assembly, general home maintenance and home improvement projects, all residential. The company says it is locally owned and family-owned, and it advertises a workmanship promise it calls The Next Door Guarantee. This kind of outfit fits a homeowner with a running list: a sticking door, a cracked wall, a new vanity light, worn trim, a leaking faucet. Landlords and property managers turning over units will find the punch-list work a natural match. The service list centers on repairs and cosmetic updates in homes, so commercial construction and major structural remodeling are better taken to a larger general contractor. In northern Idaho, the season shapes the list. Exterior repairs to siding, trim, decks and doors are best scheduled for late spring through early fall, when paint and caulk cure properly and wood is dry. Freeze-thaw cycles open gaps around exterior doors and windows and can crack drywall as a house shifts, so a fall walk-through catches problems before winter. The cold months suit interior work: drywall, fixtures, trim and kitchen or bath updates.