Curtis

Curtis runs a neighborhood repair shop and functions as a practical, off‑stage fixer within Donna Moss’s informal service network. Trusted for swift, hands‑on solutions, he accepts small jobs — like repairing Josh Lyman’s wobbly desk chair — that intersect with White House life through personal connection rather than official channels. Curtis remains external to institutional power, offering efficient, transactional help that smooths everyday friction for staff who rely on his competence, discretion, and steady workmanship in moments of chaotic demand.