about us

 The Honey-Do Crew’s story is deeply rooted in the history and heart of Nova Scotia’s South Shore. Keith traces his family lineage back to Michael Wrayton, his great-great-grandfather, whose legacy as a lighthouse keeper on Stoddart Island shines brightly to this day.

Michael Wrayton immigrated to Nova Scotia in 1831 from Dublin, Ireland, surviving a harrowing voyage aboard the brig Mary that ended with the ship striking a shoal in Barrington Harbour. Settling in Doctor’s Cove, he built a life steeped in resilience, hard work, and service to the community. 

In the 1860s, Michael purchased Stoddart Island, where he tended a lighthouse that guided mariners safely into Stoddart Harbour. Known affectionately as “Emerald Isle” after his Irish homeland, the island became a beacon of safety and hope for sailors navigating the South Shore’s rugged coastline.

This spirit of service runs through Keith’s veins. Like his great-great-grandfather before him, Keith is committed to helping his community by providing reliable, trustworthy service with a personal touch. The Honey-Do Crew was born out of this legacy—a passion for serving neighbors and ensuring the small but essential tasks of life are handled with care.

We are proud to call Nova Scotia home and carry forward a family tradition of dedication to the people who make this place so special. Just like Michael Wrayton’s light guided mariners safely home, the Honey-Do Crew is here to make life a little brighter and easier for families across the South Shore.