Frequency Asked Questions

Is there anything you don't do Handyman?
If projects require high levels of technical skill or specialized service, such as engineering, we ensure you are aware they need to be called in. Our sole priority is your long term satisfaction and that also requires safety and legal requirements.
Do I have to pay a deposit?
Your peace of mind is important to us. We usually only charge upfront for material costs. If it's a multi stage project then we settle up as progress continues on work we've already performed. That way everyone feels better.
What's your hourly rate Handyman?
Our trip fee is $150 plus materials. Many jobs can be completed with just the trip fee! Clearing a toilet line is likely just the trip fee. Replacing a toilet that's covered in sewage that needs a wet/dry vac and stops short of needing a HazMat suit, would be significantly more, depending on the conditions. For more involved projects, we charge by the job starting with a database of National averages. If the project has additional challenges then we address those as required. That way we can assure that we're giving a fair price for the work performed.
What if I don't like the work you did?
Throughout the job we ask for your feedback. If at any point you aren't satisfied, we take a step back and remedy it before moving forward. By the end of the work there should be no issues that can't be easily resolved without extensive time or materials.
The last guys I hired went smoking every 5 minutes, drank beer all day, smelled like body odor and were constantly late. What if its the same?
We'd expect you to fire us! You're the boss. We don't smoke or drink at work. We wear uniforms and strive to be 100% professional, 100% of the time. If at any time we don't meet your expectations, we can even just pro-rate the work already performed and part ways with no hard feelings.
Can you remove your shoes in my place?
It's understandable you want to keep outside footwear out of your home. It's kind of gross. That's why we wear booties and if it's a larger project we'll even buy a new pair of shoes specifically used only in your home. After project completion, they're donated to charity. Along with all other personal protective equipment, all Handymen and contractors are actually required by us to wear footwear for their safety.