Sacramento Weather Stripping Installation

He was prompt and courteous. My project was small and he was able to fit my job in quickly. He made recommendations and explained what he would do.

The contractor provided an excellent service for repairing multiple issues around our home. He is an upbeat person with an excellent approach to accomplishing the requested tasks. I will defiantly hire him for future construction projects. I have worked with different contractors, in the past, which gives me an excellent reference point to cost, quality and schedule. This contractor met all my expectations regarding all aspects of excellent service and met the requirements of cost, quality and schedule.

Overall, the service was good, professional and I would call company back. A few, minor things where corrected before leaving but nothing serious.

Ken is extremely experienced, on-time, & just an all around great workman - very neat & orderly. He really puts thought into a project before tackling it, and has wonderful ideas. He had estimated the projects to be $621 and they come in at $487. I had used his services in the past and will do so in a month or two for another set of projects.

It went real good. I have used JP Handyman services many times and the work always goes good. Professional, competent, and courteous service is what JP Handyman services always delivers for me.

Jeff is a great guy! He is very honest, trustworthy and reliable. Jeff has done all manner of jobs for me from simple unclogging of sewer lines to entire house rehabs. From painting to carpentry to flooring etc. I highly recommend him for all your jobs large and small.

Mike was fantastic and proved himself to be MacGyver-like with the excellent handyman services he provided for us (we purchased an Angie's List "Big Deal" delivering 3 hours of handyman services for $99.) First up was the vented exhaust fan located in our kitchen ceiling. The old (40 year old original?) fan had stopped working, so I purchased a replacement fan I thought (hoped) would fit. Mike quickly determined that, while the fan unit itself would fit in the existing mount, it wasn't quite wide enough... Thankfully, Mike then slipped into MacGyver mode and took a piece of metal he had, cut it to size and drilled 2 holes to allow it to function as a bracket "extender"....which worked perfectly. New fan unit installed and works perfectly (we can't wait to cook bacon again without smoking up the entire house!) Next was a timer switch for the ceiling exhaust fan in our ensuite bathroom. We know we're supposed to run the fan for awhile after taking a shower, but we always end up having to turn it off sooner than we should (as we head downstairs and don't want to forget that it's running.) So I purchased a timer switch that would let us turn the fan on and have it automatically run then turn off after 20-30-40 minutes. Mike quickly isolated the correct breaker controlling the power to our bathroom, swapped in the timer switch and voila: working like a charm. Our ensuite shower was starting to look pretty grimey along the edges of the shower pad, so we had Mike strip off all the old caulking, clean all the years of built-up grime away (which he did using good ol' elbow grease - no spray-on chemicals, Mike got down on his hands and knees and scrubbed it all clean.) He then put in all new caulking along all the seams of our shower pad, and in the spots between tiles that had started to split apart. I'm so excited: it's like a brand new shower! Finally, the gate leading to our backyard had started to sag/tilt to one side, causing it to scrape on the ground when opened, not latch correctly, and even started to pull out the supporting wood board on the house that the gate latch was connected to. Mike did a number on everything: tightening up the supporting steel support wire we already had in place (to give extra strength to the gate), nailing up the wood board on the house to ensure it's fastened tightly to the house and adjusted the gate latch to properly catch and latch when closing the gate. Mike was fantastic: friendly, professional, explained everything along the way, and went above and beyond to get the work done (again: as far as I'm concerned, his name is MacGyver and not Mike.) He's the only handyman we'll be using from now on and I highly recommend him!

The contractor arrived on time and went right to work on the gate. For the front door, he had to go to a hardware store to purchase the replacement stripping. He was gone for quite a while but did the work in a reasonable amount of time when he returned and the fee remained the same as agreed on. I would use this company again.

Scott came by the same day I called to install my curtain rods and curtains and did a great job. He moved some furniture and put it back and cleaned up. I will definitely be using him again for some more projects that I can’t do anymore. He was also very reasonable on price too.

I hired curb appeal using a big deal from Angies List. Responsiveness was slow and when they came to do the work they weren't able to do very much in the allotted time. And it's not that the jobs were hard-- justhandyman jobs: Fixing the hinge on a door, raising curtain rods. They eyeballed the curtain rods instead of measuring, and then spent some of the Big Deal time correcting one rod because it was so was crooked. They didn't fix the leftover holes. They also said that they would fix the insulation on some doors. The insulation that they ordered didn't fit either of our two sets of french doors. Now we have two 8 foot pieces of special insulation we can't use and don't know what to do with. Friendly, though.