The Man of the House
Your Man of the House Score
What you told us
Here's what nobody says out loud: every time another man fixes the house you paid for, your family learns who to call. And it isn't you.
It's not about the money. It's the look on her face when the guy finishes in fifteen minutes. It's your kids, or your grandkids, watching him, not you. It's the quiet thought on the drive to work: "I should be able to do that."
Your plan
Not in years. In a few weekends, one 15-minute fix at a time.

A field manual for essential home repairs & maintenance. Written for US homes.
The drip, the breaker, the door that won't latch. Instead of "I'll call someone," you say "I've got it," and you do.
Kids and grandkids learn by watching. Let them watch you fix it, and be the guy the family and the neighbors ask.
A $10 toilet part, not a $200 visit. A 15-minute outlet swap, not a $150 service call. It adds up fast.
When you do hire a pro, you'll know what the job is, what it should cost, and what to ask. Nobody nods along anymore.
Next step: pay by card, PayPal or Apple Pay. US orders ask for your address (for sales tax).
The difference
Built from your answers
Start with the gaps you told us about. Each one is a short chapter you can finish on a weekend morning.
Look inside
Every job starts with a card that tells you the time, the difficulty, the parts cost, and the tools, so you know what you're signing up for before you start.
Here's a quick peek. The full steps unlock the moment you get the guide.





Tools, drywall, heating & cooling, doors & windows, the never-DIY list, and the emergency card your family keeps. It's all inside.
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+ extras!
Skip a $100+ service call
Next step: pay by card, PayPal or Apple Pay. US orders ask for your address (for sales tax).
On the checkout page: add The Contractor Price Shield, with fair prices for 50 repairs and the exact words that stop an overcharge, and The Keys to the House, your home's shutoffs and contacts on paper for your family.
Read it. Fix one thing in your house. If within 30 days you don't feel more capable in your own home, request a refund through Hotmart and get every cent back. No questions, no hard feelings.
Questions
Yes. That's exactly who it's written for. It starts with the tools and how your house works, then every repair is broken into numbered steps with a difficulty rating. Start with the "Easy" ones.
Not at all. Nothing in here needs strength or a trade background, just the right steps in the right order. Plenty of men learn this after the kids have moved out, in a house they've owned for twenty years. Start with Chapter 2: one 30-minute walk around your house.
Right after payment, Hotmart emails you instant access to the complete guide. Use it on your phone, tablet, or computer, and print the checklists and emergency card for your home.
The manual is strict about safety: red warning boxes, a "verify dead" rule before any electrical work, and a clear never-DIY list (gas, panels, roofs, brakes). Knowing when to stop is part of being capable.
No. Chapter 1 covers the 12 tools that handle most household repairs, and how to buy them without overspending. Many jobs need only a screwdriver and pliers.
Yes. Everything is written for US homes: 120V electrical, imperial measurements, and US fixtures.
You're covered by a 30-day money-back guarantee through Hotmart. If it doesn't make you more capable, you get a full refund.
Today the complete guide is $19 instead of $59.90. The next service call is $150. The respect in your own home isn't for sale, but it is learnable.
Next step: pay by card, PayPal or Apple Pay. US orders ask for your address (for sales tax).