Odd jobs done right in Thunder Bay
Snow shovelled by hand all winter. Lawns, leaves, dogs, flat-pack furniture and errands the rest of the year. I show up on a bike or the bus with the tools in a backpack — which means no truck, but also no excuses.
Popular jobs, all year round
If it can be done with hand tools and carried on a bike, I'll probably do it. Here's what people book most.
Three steps, no runaround
1. Tell me the job
Fill in the quote form or call. Where you are, what needs doing, and whether you've got the mower or ladder if the job needs one.
2. Get a straight price
I'll reply with a price and a time — usually the same day. If it's outside what I can do on a bike, I'll tell you that too.
3. It gets done
I show up when I said I would, do the work, and you pay by e-transfer or cash once you're happy.
Yes, that's a shovel strapped to a bike
Bay City Gigs is one person, not a franchise. I don't own a truck, so everything I offer is something I can carry — which keeps prices low and keeps me honest about what I can and can't take on.
I work mostly in the walkable cores of Port Arthur and Fort William, with the rest of the city reachable by bike and Thunder Bay Transit.
- Downtown Port Arthur
- Downtown Fort William
- Intercity
- Westfort
- Current River
- Northwood
- Confederation College area
- County Fair
- College Park
Got a job that fits in a backpack?
Tell me what you need and where you are. You'll get a straight answer and a price — or an honest "that needs a truck, try someone else."