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"Joe communicated via text and let me know when he would be coming, Then texted when he was on his way. He quickly solved my problem with the sliding doors and we engaged in a discussion about a couple future jobs. I believe he is the handyman we have been searching for!"

"Gino did an excellent job. He was here on time, very professional and did the job according to the time established in the quote."

"Bill did an excellent job on the projects he completed for me. I would highly recommend him for anyone needing a handyman."

"I hired this company to build an outdoor staircase with a wood handrail. I was told they have a three-week turnover time. Untrue. The person who bid the job also told me he would be the person doing the actual work. Also untrue. They farmed the project out to a subcontractor who. as I later found out, they had problems with in the past. The subcontractors were here a total of 3 hours a day, when they showed up at all. They built a set of crooked, uneven steps that did not start/stop where I requested. The handrail was set about 15" from the edge of the steps. It wobbled and was bowed in the middle. Eventually, Handyman connection sent a contractor down to fix the problems, but that was only after things got really ugly and an employee (Sarah) threatened to stop all construction at the site and leave me with a pile of materials in my yard, a gigantic mess, and no one to finish the project. Plus, I would have to pay the subcontractors, she said. I will NEVER hire Handyman Co again."

"Mike and his crew were fantastic to work with. We had a variety of projects that were interconnected with replacing an old driveway, and they handled all with great expertise. Communication and responsiveness was also excellent. We've received numerous compliments on the quality of the work. This is the 2nd time we've worked with this company and have been very satisfied both times."

"My husband and I contracted with Charles for an extensive renovation that lasted from mid 2019 to early 2020. The house was fully gutted and the work that Charles was predominantly contracted to complete were major structural modifications that included installing steel beams and LVLs per engineered drawings supplied by myself. Additionally a new roof, full house framing, windows, chimney demo , building a back porch and demo of an addition. Smaller items included building two staircases and installing a french door. Charles ripped the roof off beginning of summer 2019 and allowed it to rain in the house until Mar'20, when he was fired for not obtaining a roofer that could complete the work within a reasonable amount of time. He did find a roofer to do some of the work, which was done improperly. We were forced to find a roofer on his behalf to complete the job. The part of the roof that was done by his guys, we are already having issues with. The gutters don't drain and the corners leak, downspouts are hanging off the house, and they failed to properly install an overhang over the fascia boards. We thought that was the worst of it, until he did not get the job inspected before he was done. We asked him when he was going to get everything inspected and kept telling us that he had to wait until the mechanicals were completed. We, the homeowners, got it inspected after he was fired since he failed to do so. The inspector instantly failed his structural work. Multiple LVLs were not properly fastened together, he failed to line up structural members between floors so that the load could be appropriately transferred, failed to install a steel post per the engineered drawings, and cut LVLs on the third floor that were supposed to span the entire width of the house. The porch he built did not have proper fasteners to attach it to the house, nor did his ceiling joists have joist hangers. We have had to spend thousands of dollars fixing this work that is a major liability. Don't worry, there's more. None of the framing he did was done 16" on center. That means that every sheet of drywall needs cut in order to hang it. Additionally, almost none of the walls are plumb, and almost every single window was framed with the weak side of the 2x4 exposed. Not only that, he did not install proper headers above any closet or door. Several studs are barely attached and can be twisted with one hand. All of this has had to be fixed which has also cost us thousands of dollars. He installed a subfloor in our kitchen. Discovered a two sheets of subfloor that he failed to line up on the floor joist - they were floating between two floor joists. Instead of cutting the subfloor to size and making sure they line up on the joists below, he put a little block of wood underneath the seam. HOMEOWNER BEWARE."