Since we’ve never met, I’d love to share a bit of my story so you know who’s coming to serve you and your home.

I’ve never been a monk—but I do love to pray. Before becoming The Handy Monk, I spent many years serving people in a different way: baptizing, praying with families, and officiating weddings here in the Valley. That season of my life taught me the importance of listening, showing up with care, and treating every person and every space with respect.

Over time, I realized my calling wasn’t only to care for souls, but also for homes. I discovered that working with my hands—fixing, cleaning, maintaining, and restoring—was another way to serve. It became a vocation of both heart and hands.

Today, I bring that same pastoral care, integrity, and attention into every project I take on. Whether I’m repairing something small, maintaining a home, cleaning windows, or restoring order to a space, I approach the work with intention and respect. I see it as sacred work—a chance to bring peace, reliability, and care into the places where people live, gather, and build their lives.

I take pride in doing excellent, honest, and dependable work. I show up when I say I will, I treat your home as I would my own, and I quietly pray for each person I serve. My goal is simple: to leave your home better than I found it—and to leave you with a little more peace of mind.


- Tyson Shea