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| Handyman/Honey do-it's Sometime things are just to busy to get everyday things done. Maybe you wish you were golfing instead of doing things around the house. Just call us and we will be happy to provide a price and completion time for your household projects.
Update Plumbing Fixtures. Fix a leaky faucet or put in a new one. Add a shower panel or a toilet, or a sink. Deck Repair, paint and stain Add Molding & Trim, add style Add Shelving Storage. Let me build you places to put things Interior & Exterior Painting. You pick the colors; I do the painting. Upgrade Electrical Work: Add a light, a switch, and an outlet. Outdoor Lighting and Install Upgrade Basements & drywall. General Home Maintenance Paint, patch, replace, fix, repair just about anything! Exterior Home or Structure - Paint and Stain Fabric Awning or Patio Cover - Install & Replace Faucets, Fixtures and Pipes - Repair & Replace Garage - Refresh and organize, upgrade, shelves Glass Shower Door or Enclosure - Install Handyman for Multiple Small Projects Hardware, Latches & Tracks (Door) - Repair & Replace Hardwood Floor-Professional Installation, Sanding, Screening, Refinishing and Repair. Pre-finished and Laminate flooring. Landscape - Upgrade, Trim tre es & bushes Mold / Mildew - Remediation Outdoor Play Equipment - Install All types of texture on walls and ceilings Restoration Service - Storm or Wind Damage Skylight,Skytube- Install or Repair Sliding Door - Install & Repair - Sump Pump - Install
Here are a few tips to help you determine if a handyman’s right for you, and if so, which handyman: - Make a list of what you need done. Include as much detail as you can. Have this list on hand when you call to make an appointment. Talk through your list with the handyman or contractor. Most professionals are going to tell you up front if it’s a job outside their area of expertise. And, in the case of some of the larger handyman shops, knowing what jobs you need done, often determines which employee they send to your house.
- Does the work require a licensed professional? This is most often the case with electrical and plumbing work. If it is required, check to see that your handyman has a valid license to do the work.
- Walk through the house with the handyman, pointing out all the tasks on your list. It will give him/her the opportunity to ask questions, as well as better understand your expectations for the job.
- Know what’s included in the price, for instance: Are they charging you a trip fee? Can you purchase the supplies yourself, rather than paying for the handyman’s drive time to-and-from the home improvement store?
- Hiring a handyman may not be cheaper than hiring a specialized professional. For example, a professional plumber may be able to diagnose and fix your problem much quicker than a handyman.
- Expect good service. Just because a handyman may be considered a “jack of all trades,” it doesn’t mean you shouldn’t expect good service. Many in the industry are taking steps to meet homeowner demands in relation to professionalism, know-how, experience and even etiquette. In fact, some companies have helped draft rules guiding the conduct of their employees to improve customer satisfaction.
- When you find a good handyman, keep him! A handyman can become a good resource for you, especially if you use him regularly. He will come to know your house and can help identify issues before they become costly problems.
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