Fixin' Can Be Fun!
Think home repairs are only for pros or people with tool belts passed down from Grandpa? Think again. This beginner-friendly workshop teaches you practical, confidence-boosting skills to fix the everyday stuff that breaks, leaks, or just plain bugs you. Over two sessions, you’ll get your hands dirty learning drywall repair and basic household plumbing and electric. No handyman required—because it’s you now.
When: 12:00pm - 3:00pm, December 7th, 2025
Where: Hardenbrook Hardwoods, 2122 SW Deerhound Ave #7, Redmond
Registration Price: $225 + $25 for supplies
Pre-Registration Price: $245 + $25 for supplies
Number of Tickets: 6
Sold Out? Can’t Make the Date? Pre-Register!
Pre-registration is free; we only charge your credit card when we're ready to schedule (and you say ok). When 4 people pre-register, we'll set up the next workshop with your input on dates!
WORKSHOP DETAILS
Home repair, demystified
Learn what you can fix & the right tool for the job
Hands-on, not just hands-waving
From patching drywall to keeping your water heater happy to rewiring that one stubborn outlet, this workshop will walk you through key home maintenance skills. You’ll leave with a stronger toolbox—literally and figuratively.
Hands-on, not just hands-waving
Learn what you can fix & the right tool for the job
Hands-on, not just hands-waving
We don’t just talk about fixing things—we do it. You’ll practice real techniques with real tools under the guidance of someone who’s done it all (and taught it all, too). No experience necessary—just a willingness to learn and maybe a little drywall dust on your sleeves.
Learn what you can fix & the right tool for the job
Learn what you can fix & the right tool for the job
Learn what you can fix & the right tool for the job
You’ll gain the know-how to identify what you can tackle yourself and what’s worth calling in backup for. Understand the right tools for each job, and start building your own personal fix-it toolkit.
WORKSHOP LEADER
Aaron Stump
A carpenter, welder, arborist, permaculture artist and chef, Aaron brings a wealth of experience to his workshops. Whether it's remodeling a farmer's late 1800s homestead or performing general maintenance for rental housing, he has an incredibly diverse skill set to help get things done. He has been a licensed general contractor in Central Oregon since 2016. Aaron is the owner of Stump Regeneration, where he focuses on earthworks, water systems, fire mitigation, and sustainable construction.
PARTNER
Hardenbrook Hardwoods
Hardenbrook Hardwoods is a family-run woodworking company based in Redmond, Oregon, known for its handcrafted hardwood cutting boards and personalized gifts. Since 2015, they’ve been producing heirloom-quality pieces from butcher blocks and serving boards to cribbage sets and custom signage. These are crafted from premium woods like walnut, cherry, maple, and sapele. With a focus on customization, each item can be engraved for weddings, housewarmings, corporate gifts, or special occasions. Their efficient production process ensures fast turnaround, and their artistry and craftsmanship ensure gifts that will be cherished for generations.
MEMBERSHIP
Save 20% On This Workshop!
Join School of Ranch and get 20% off all workshops for a year. Your membership helps us cover our costs. Being non-profit doesn't mean you can lose money! We need your support and nothing shows support as much as a membership.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
How should I dress?
Wear sturdy clothes, closed-toed shoes, and tie your hair back if it’s long.
What should I bring?
Bring ear and eye protection, work gloves, something to take notes with, and a chair.
Are minors allowed?
Teens 16 and older are welcome with an accompanying adult. Everyone must have their own ticket!
Will food be provided?
No food is provided. Please bring snacks and water.
How does scheduling work?
This workshop includes two sessions. We'll set the second date at the first session.
What is School of Ranch?
School of Ranch is a Central Oregon-based 501c3 nonprofit. We hire skilled community members to teach practical and artisan skills. Our mission is to educate, support local entrepreneurs, and provide common ground for people regardless of politics, age, background or beliefs.
