A handyman's winter route in Columbus doesn't look like a plow truck's — it looks like a series of short stops, one house at a time, working down a street of older homes with narrow front walks and porch steps that were built long before anyone worried about ice. Mr. Miyagi's - Handyman & Construction runs that kind of route: shovel out, salt down, check the steps, move to the next address, the same list of small jobs that add up across a neighborhood by midmorning. Downspouts and gutters get an eye for ice buildup while the crew is already on a ladder for something else, porch boards get cleared before anyone's grandmother has to test them, and the short driveways common to Columbus's older blocks get opened by hand where a plow blade would just scrape the brick edging. It's slower work than running a truck down a subdivision street, but it's built for the parts of town where every house is a little different and every walk needs its own attention.