Home-Based Spotlight: Rent-A-Vet Services proves veterans still handy

By Fran Lyons

Amy Tschida is all about making things happen.

If you have a project or a problem, she and her crew at Rent-a-Vet Services aim for a solution. Top to bottom, inside and out, their objective is to evaluate the situation and get the job done to the satisfaction of their customers.

Full-spectrum in their approach, RAVS is skilled in outdoor projects such as natural desert landscaping, backyard beautification and pool decks to inside jobs such as drywall. If a job is determined to be beyond the scope of their skillsets, they will draw on a pool of reputable local companies in the community to assist.

“We’re here to solve your problems, but if we can’t do it, we know of someone who can,”Tschida said. “We will get the job done right.”

Her platform is networking and teamwork in a supportive and mutually empowering way to provide excellence in work and customer service.

Both Tschida and project supervisor Scott Dillman, who was in the Army infantry, are dedicated to the veterans of Maricopa and participated in the Veterans Day ceremony in November. Tschida rallied a group of local businesses to help vets in need with household repairs and launched the first “Maricopa Helping Vets” event on Veterans Day.

“I am proud and grateful to live in Maricopa, a town that honors the people who serve their country,” Tschida said.

AMY TSCHIDA
Owner
Rent-A-Vet Services, LLC
Background: Born in Colorado
Residence: Living in Maricopa for over 5 years
Open since: May
Popular services: Handyman and landscape services
Associate: Project supervisor Scott Dillman
Family: 12-year-old daughter Jen
First job: Business Administration/Accounting
Hobbies: Sports activities with daughter and her 16-month-old, 120-pound English mastiff Jaszie
Challenge: Creating a niche that is unique and recognizable in the community that aligns with the purpose of supporting veterans and their families

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This story appears in the February issue of InMaricopa.