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JUST SAY HELP ME CORP HOME IMPROVEMENTS
I'm so happy to have found Wilson Segarra! He is professional, fair, competent and you can count on him. The last point is a big deal for me, since I've had several handymen who simply stop showing up and don't respond to phone calls. Wilson brought all his own equipment and seemed to be able to do everything. He also brought another person, Alex, for a larger job. They were completely trustworthy, hard working, likable men. I highly recommend this company. PS He's even license
- Barbara M.
Tim Jackson
This is the second time I have used him. He seems fine. I pretty much like his work. He does nice work and comes with his estimates. He?s punctual and professional. I would use his services again in the future.
- Efren S.
Larry Torliatt Repair and Fabrication
Larry is awesome! He can do just about anything you ask. He is diligent, has excellent communication, does a fantastic job and is very reasonable with his prices. I will continue to call Larry when I need any repairs! A+ all the way!
- Kristen E.
A Honey Do List
He is very pleasant and comfortable immediately. I have already requested that he come back for an additional project (my kitchen cabinets).
- Mare A.
Tim Jackson
He and his assistant were great. Unlike other handymen he was able to assess the necessary supplies, and to shop for them as well as do the work. We have used most of the other handymen listed in Angi and he is definitely the best.
- Nelda M.
Barney's Handyman Service
Barney came through a recommendation from another Angie's List top rated handyman who was too busy to get to us. We are based in San Francisco and he is in Berkeley, but he had no problem with coming over to work for us. Barney was super responsive and made time to come out to give an estimate within a day. He was always prompt and totally reliable. He also made good suggestions for fixing a few things in a cost efficient manner which was much appreciated. He was very professional and friendly. We will definitely continue to use his services in the future and recommend him highly
- Stephanie R.
Brian Cox
Brian was here for three sessions to make his way through our project list. He had his own tools and provided some of his own scrap wood for the fence repair, although we supplied the picture hanging hooks, screws, etc. His work was great and he was professional and punctual. We intend to keep him on speed dial for future projects
- Deanne H.
Heartwood Residential
Nov 8th Follow-up visit after my initial review where the handyman made corrections to the work I was unhappy with at no extra charge. Second appt was much better Nick was on time and work was satisfactory. I would now consider them for future jobs. Nov 1st First they called in the morning and wanted to move the appt. to another day. When I explained that I took the day off of work they said they would send someone between 1230 and 1, rather than the original time of 1030. At 3 minutes till 1 the handyman called me and said he was running late, saying he would be to my house in 15 minutes. About 130 he called me and said he had gone to an incorrect address and he would now be to my house in 20 minutes. He finally arrived at 205. Ok...so the job I wanted was to hang 20 pictures on a wall in evenly spaced rows and columns. It seemed to me like it would be a pain in the butt to try and line up everything perfectly so I wanted to hire a professional. Well I did not get what I was expecting out of the professional. First off he said 20 pictures would not fit well into the space and that I should go with 16 pictures instead...I had no issue with the change so I said go for it. He then spent over an hour measuring out the placement for the 16 pictures...which to me seemed very excessive. I could not tell if it was a stall tactic or he was just not at all good at doing measurements. It was at this point that I considered just asking him to leave but I fought my better judgement and kept quiet. So after the hour+ of measuring he put in all the nails and hung the pictures...they were crooked. So then he did some more measuring and adjusting and then they were better but still not perfect...this was now more than 2 hours in...they charge by the hour. Next he did some touch up painting because he had basically written a novel on my wall from all the measuring and remeasuring and remeasuring. The touch up painting went fine. When that wall was drying he shifted over to hanging two large pictures and a clock. The clock seems to be okay...but the screw he used to hang it seems to be too large because I could not get it down off the wall to adjust the time after he left. The other two pictures came out okay but he again incorrectly measured and now I have a large extra hole hidden by one of the pictures, which he said he would patch but it never ended up happening. After the first wall was dry he went back to hanging the 16 pictures. He started hanging them and when he could tell that they were not lining up properly... he said the hangers on the back were not all at the same height. He put on all the hangers on the back of the frames mind you. By this point I was just over the whole thing so I said I would finish putting the frames onto the nails after he left. Then he offered to sweep which was a nice idea but again tick tock...the measuring problems that started the appt. had eaten up so much time that I needed to wrap this all up. So that is the long story. So what I feel like I got was 16 crooked pictures. 2 decently hung pictures with an extra un-patched hole...and a clock that will have the wrong time until I fight it off the wall. I admit that I am not a handy man...which is why I hired this company...and the end result was not much better than what I should have done myself. At least then I could be un satisfied with the result for free
- Joseph G.
Al Navarro Construction
At first things were fine. He did a number of the items on my list efficiently, and did a good job. I liked him. Then, when it came time to complete the job including the interior painting, we agreed that he would come back at the end of January to complete things. After a week, he had only completed a small portion of the remainder of the work, and then informed me that he could only give me a couple more days as he had to go on to another project. This was the first that he had mentioned that he would not be able to complete all of the work at that time. I informed him that if he could not complete the job, I would find someone else. I also told him that I thought he was unprofessional for not completing my job before going on to another job. He proceeded to tell me, very loudly and angrily, how professional he was and claimed that he never committed to completing my job. He told me that part of the reason he had difficulties was because my house was "filthy" and covered in cat hair, to which he was allergic. We discussed that I had cats before he started the job, and he did not have any issues or complaints before then. Long story short, he called me back to tell me that he did not think that we could work together any more and left me with a bathroom only partially painted, light fixtures unhung, and my master bedroom with all of my furniture piled in the center and covered in plastic, with just a coat of primer on the walls. Then he billed me for more than he had completed, and supplies he bought in anticipation of a job that he quit. I'm sorry, but that does not meet my definition of a professional. It's too bad, because the work that he did complete was mostly well done. Also, when I went out to hire other providers to complete the work that he did not finish, I got lower prices on everything
- Gail B.
MARK D. ADAMS
Mark was friendly, prompt and responsible. He was the only handyman to return my call within 24 hours. He did our job thoroughly and quickly. I was home packing during the work and Mark was great about working around me, my son and his babysitter. The walls were completely smooth and filled in once the work was done
- Joy A.
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