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A little clarity goes a long way.

Confidence,
built in.

Know who’s coming into your home, what FIXABL is licensed for, and how to confirm the details for your project.

LicensedInsuredOwner-operated
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A home and deck illuminated by FIXABL’s lighting work
FIXABL project Thoughtful improvements. Real homes.
Virginia electronic securityDCJS #11-30755
01 / VIRGINIA LICENSE

Licensed for
electronic security.

FIXABL lists Virginia Department of Criminal Justice Services (DCJS) business license #11-30755 for security cameras, alarm systems and access control.

CamerasAlarmsAccess control

DCJS regulates private security services in Virginia. This credential applies to electronic security work; other work may have different requirements.

Explore Virginia DCJS licensing
02 / INSURANCE

Insured.
Details you can ask for.

FIXABL describes its business as insured. Ask Maz for current proof of insurance and discuss the coverage relevant to your project before work begins.

Have a building or property-management requirement? Include it in your first conversation.
Ask about insurance for your project
03 / PERMITS & SCOPE

Plan the requirements
with the work.

Permits and specialist-trade requirements depend on your location and the project. Discuss what is needed, and who will handle it, before agreeing to a start date.

An electronic security license does not replace a project-specific permit.

Talk through your project
04 / PERSONAL SERVICE

Know who you’re
working with.

FIXABL is owner-operated. Maz combines practical home-improvement experience with a background in computer science and IT—and is your direct contact along the way.

Mazen OkeilliMazen OkeilliMeet the person behind FIXABL
Careful crown molding and finishing work from FIXABL’s gallery
Care in the details.From FIXABL’s project gallery

Before work begins

Clear expectations.
A better starting point.

  1. Describe the work.

    Share your location, a few photos and what you would like to change.

  2. Discuss the practical details.

    Scope, materials, pricing, insurance and any project requirements.

  3. Agree on the next step.

    Confirm the plan and responsibilities together before getting started.