EDWARDS ENTERPRISES REMODELING & HANDYMAN
About us
Edward's Enterprises began as a rain gutter & landscaping company 15 years ago. In 2005 I became a licensed General Contractor (B 857752). I am proud to serve the community with great long term employees working to complete Remodels, Renovations and Repairs for our many customers. Do you have a list of projects you are putting off until you "have the time" to get to them? Let us help you today! -Edward, Owner of Edward's Enterprises 10 Reasons to call us: REMODELS & Handyman Repairs, locally owned Since 1996. LICENSED (B 857752) General Contractor since 2005. INSURED: Liability, Workers Compensation, & Auto. Experienced, Long Term Employees providing you Handyman Repairs. Vehicles with the tools to complete home & office Improvement Tasks. Hourly Rates & centralized scheduling of Residential & Commercial appointments. Network of Suppliers & Sub Contractors. Service Area includes Ventura County & portions of Los Angeles County & Santa Barbara County. Open Daily (Monday to Friday, 7am to 5pm). Flexible Scheduling Options: After Hours, Emergency & Weekend rates. Services List: Remodels Renovations Handyman Repairs Carpentry Decks Fences Plumbing Electrical Landscaping Painting Drywall Doors and Hardware Hauling & Cleanups Property Maintenance: Apartment, Retail, REO
Business highlights
Services we offer
General Contractor & Handyman Service offering: Remodels Renovations Handyman Repairs Carpentry Decks Fences Plumbing Electrical Landscaping Painting Drywall Doors, REO, Retail, Windows & Hardware Hauling & Cleanups Property Maintenance: Apartment
Amenities
Emergency Services
Yes
Accepted Payment Methods
- CreditCard
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"We CONTRACTED IN WRITING with the Member to install a gate and a short section of fence. This was installed, per customer's request, EXACTLY AS ORIGINAL, with the exception of adding an additional post for fence, which he thought fell over because "kids had knocked it over", not because the bottom of the post had clearly rotted away and the fence had signs of rot / termites throughout. We always plug our power tools into a power source on the customer's home unless it is a vacancy turnover that has the power shut off, in which case customer is billed for generator use. I do not know what is unusual about this at all. This is the first I have heard that he had an issue with plugging anything in from the customer (or anyone else we have worked for the past 14 years for that matter). I do know that he asked my foreman for a mailbox to be installed. BEFORE DOING SO, as it was a change order to the original contract, we gave him a price of 45.00. He agreed. It sounds like he is complaining about the price, we only installed the mailbox after we had his agreement on the price. If you don't want to pay for a service, don't agree to have it done. If a contractor is at your house doing work and you ask them to do something else why they are there, expect you may have to pay for it. The gate and fence and mailbox were installed correctly, on time and on budget with original bid and contract, which the Member signed before we started. He also PAID IN FULL contract after a full walkthrough of work done, which included the Member JUMPING UP ONTO THE FENCE AND GATE AND HANGING ON THEM, because he thought "kids are coming in his backyard" without his permission. He saw all work complete before we received final payment. It is a sad member who signs a contract, gets exactly what he asked for and PAYS IN FULL for, and then comes on her to complain and give a company all F's. The Member needs to rethink his comments, and more importantly his GRADES. They are inappropriate and a reflection of the customer, not the work we performed, of which I would stand behind any day."
"SHE IS ALWAYS A DELIGHT TO WORK FOR AND I HAVE ENJOYED MEETING HER NEEDS FOR SEVERAL YEARS NOW. -EDWARD FLANAGAN"
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