Top Grill Assembly Near San Francisco

We have a Char Broil BBQ and while moving it we lost the main grill. We went to Lowe's but they didn't have the right replacement part in stock. We needed the grill piece for a BBQ we were having very soon, so we didn't have time to wait for the new piece to come in. The guy in the BBQ area grabbed the grill off of a floor model and told us to ask a manager in customer service if we could purchase it and they would order a replacement for the show model. Then manager was very prompt getting to the customer service desk, and when he heard our story he let us take the grill no charge. Thanks Lowe's! We'll definitely be shopping here again knowing how much they value their customersshow more

First, let me say I had one of those large, plumbing companies with lots of advertising come over to bid on the job. I was given a bid of over $400, since the guy said he would have to take the whole grill apart to connect the gas line. More than the price of the grill. I frankly didn't think he understood the job. So I remembered to check Angie's list, found Heise's plumbing near my home, and called. The plumber was out the next day, did the job efficiently and courteously, and charged a reasonable price. I'm never impressed with plumbers, but this time I was. This will be my new plumbing company for future work. Thanks Angies Listshow more

Excellent! We used Dean the first time and specifically requested him the second time as well. He was very good, didn't waste time, very professional and high quality work. Excellent followup by the company, easy scheduling as well. They understood exactly what we needed. The cost for the ceiling repair was a bit higher than we had anticipated but that is because once Dean opened up the ceiling we discovered the wood inside was wet and so we had to wait a week or so for it to dry before he could come back and patch it up; we therefore incurred another "first hour fee" which is higher than the subsequent hours. But that is no fault of Mr. Handyman and we were very pleased with the work. We would definitely use them again for odd jobs around the house without a second thoughtshow more

While we didn't have appliances other than the refrigerator temporarily in the dining room, and no water in the kitchen, we ate breakfast cereals, and depended on ready prepared items like grilled chicken, grilled vegetables, salads etc. purchased at local grocery stores when we didn't eat out. Dennis helped us procure the kitchen sink and faucet when it was obvious that I wasn't aware of local code requirements. He was present for all inspections required by city code. I've always loved anything to do with cooking, so I have spent decades reading cookbooks, and magazines and books about kitchen design, and have cooked in kitchens that lacked counter space, or storage, or were generations old. I've never even hoped to have a kitchen as beautiful or as well designed as my new kitchen is. Never thought I would have quartz counters (marble stains, needs to be resealed regularly), soft close drawers and cabinet doors, corner turntables in the lower cabinets that move each shelf independently of the other. I am in love with my kitchen! The same counter and cabinets were installed in the laundry/powder room with the same easy glide shelves. Dennis enlarged the "closet" for the washer and dryer as those appliances are larger than they were 24 years ago. He put good quality bifold doors up for me. The man who refinished our parquet flooring, the electrician, the man who cut and installed our Quartz counters and backsplashes, all were excellent workmen. The crew Dennis uses daily is comprised of men he has employed for years, and whom he trusts. Dennis was here every day, either doing work or making sure his crew knew what to do, and later that they had complied with his instructions. It wasn't unusual for the men to discuss things by phone with him. Now our en suite bathrooms desperately need to be remodeled. We will hire Dennis again. If you have lived in your home for decades and have every kitchen tool and appliance known to man, make sure you discuss how many cubic feet of storage you have and how much you really need. Plan on achieving the amount and placement of light you need, what local codes require with respect to counter height, space between the counter and upper cabinets, how much counter space you need. I've downsized my cookbooks, discovered that living in a home for decades actually requires that you use all canned goods even if they are tucked way back in a corner because emptying your old cupboards may result in some unpleasant surprises. My new kitchen storage is far more accessible than those old cupboards were. It took awhile to adjust to where things are in my new kitchen because kitchen design has come a long way. I asked for LED lights, easy glide shelves, and maintenance-free counters. I have my own "clean, well lighted place." (Thank you Ernest Hemingway!show more