Meet Brandon and the people behind the work.

I’ve enjoyed building things since childhood, starting with LEGO and K’NEX. That interest grew into years of hands-on experience assembling things and solving practical problems.

I served in the U.S. Army from 2009 through 2014, including a deployment to Afghanistan. After the Army, I completed about 18 months of electrical training at Great Plains Technology Center and spent years doing hands-on work before building my handyman business in Colorado.

My background combines military service, electrical training, and years of hands-on work. I approach problems systematically: understand what needs to happen, do the work, check the result, and correct anything that needs attention. That way of working is part of who I am, beyond any one type of job.

I’m your main point of contact and take responsibility for the plan, the work, and the final review. Some projects are a good fit for one person; larger or heavier jobs may call for another experienced pair of hands.

When additional help is appropriate, I discuss it with you in advance, including who will attend and any effect on the price.

I spent more than a decade in Lawton, Oklahoma, where I trained in electrical work and built hands-on experience solving practical problems. I moved to Denver in 2023 and brought that experience into my assembly and handyman business here.

I’m enrolled at CSU Global to finish my bachelor’s degree.

Cosmik grew from wanting to build something of my own: a local service where clients can talk directly with the person responsible for their project. The name is bigger than one category of work, but the handyman service is grounded in the jobs I do every day.