"Roney did a great job. Had a quick vision on how to address our handyman needs and was therefore able to price more competitively than other good bids. "
"Very good and reliable. I plan to use Paragon Handy Service again."
"ALEX DID HIS JOB IN A PROFESSIONAL & TIMELY MANNER RE: MY ROLLING COCKTAIL TABLE. HE WAS ALSO KIND ENOUGH TO ACCEPT A POST-DATED CHECK FROM ME WHICH HE CAN CASH ON SATURDAY JUNE 1RST. THAT'S A RARE QUALITY IN HANDYMEN THESE DAYS. MIGHT USE HIM AGAIN AT MY HOME. BEST WISHES-MR. GARCIA. "
"The handyman was very good. Very clean. Very experienced. Very kind. Great customer service. IÂ’ll hire him again "
"Did a Excellent job !!"
"Reliable."
"Very pleasant would hire again "
"Scott pointed out key problems at my house that needed attention. I always appreciate a heads up!"
"Alfredo and Paul Woodford Services were terrific. Alfredo was prompt, professional, friendly and efficient. I would recommend him and Paul Woodford Services to anyone looking for a handyman. "
"Very professional and quality workmanship"
"excell"
"N/a"
"No comment "
"Quality work at fair prices"
If you need help with a relatively small install or repair, there's no better choice than a handyman near you. Handyman services include small paint jobs, quick repair and assembly projects, and routine maintenance. Enter your zip code to be connected to a handyman nearby who is ready to help.
It costs an average of $60 to $65 per hour to hire a handyman. Handymen charge a flat rate for larger jobs, like installing a toilet or hanging a chandelier.
Here's a glance at some common jobs and prices:
A handyman is extremely versatile and can help with many types of jobs, but these are usually smaller in nature. They cannot complete certain types of work, like some plumbing and electrical jobs that require additional licensing. Some jobs also require a permit in addition to contractor licensing - the specifics of this can vary by cities and state.
Ask your handyman if he or she has the specific licenses and can pull any permits necessary to complete the job. Hire a separate contractor if not. A contractor, not a handyman, usually completes jobs that include:
First, evaluate the work you need done. If a handyman can complete the project, begin your online research to find a pro near you. Get at least three bids and ask the perspective pros the following questions: