I had a complicated plumbing and shower problem. Joel worked to figure it out. The shower had to be…read moretotally demolished and redone. He did a fabulous job. I was impressed by the attention to detail. Each day the work site was vacuumed and left neat. Joel is responsible and respectful. I would definitely recommend for any of your home needs.

Always had great experiences in the past, but never came back to paint our front door package with…read moreside & upper transoms we had already paid for. Just kept giving us very odd excuses Before this happened thought about hiring to remodel current two homes but not anymore.

Once again, Jay has provided me with stellar service. My parents and I are truly fortunate to have…read morediscovered his service. Excellent workmanship at a completely fair price. His professionalism and personality are beyond mere words.

If you ever hire Jay's Handyman Service, BEWARE. First,…read moreread your proposal carefully and read the contract even more carefully. We discovered that an essential term that was in the proposal changed when it was re-written into the contract. The specific term in the proposal was that a completion payment for Phase 1 (of a 3 phase contract), would be due upon final completion of all 3 contracts. When Justin completed Phase 1 he demanded a sizeable payment. I calmly pointed out the discrepancy between the proposal and the contract, at which time Justin immediately flew into a rage, grabbed a hammer, and threatened to "rip out all the drywall" in the garage, then threw the hammer across the bed of his truck, threw his clip board across the bed of the truck, and shouted at us "Y'all don't ever call me again." It was a simple question we tried to address in a calm and reasonable manner and tone. Lesson learned: when dealing with Justin and Amanda - READ EVERYTHING TWICE and COMPARE ALL DOCUMENTS for unsuspected changes. Next lesson learned: WATCH Justin carefully to prevent him from doing work he was instructed not to do. There were three pieces of exterior trim around the garage door which Justin replaced according to plan. However, he was instructed at least three times not to paint the trim. Despite those instructions, after Justin's outrage incident, he returned that evening and painted the trim. Next lesson learned: DEMAND a detailed estimate which shows the cost of materials and the hours for labor. Let me give you some examples of overcharges from our contract we had with Jay's Handyman Service. 1. Insulation: Justin charged $72.60/hour for 10 hours = $720.60. We watched Justin installing the insulation and commented on how fast he worked. He replied something to the effect that "I'm quick so I can get on to another job." Our estimated time was 3 hours to install insulation in a two-stall garage. That would amount to $217.80 at Justin's rate of $72.60/hour. That equals an overcharge markup of $502.80 (231% markup). 2. Drywall installation: this was for a two stall garage to replace drywall after a fire. The garage had already been stripped to the studs, so it was ready for installation. Justin claimed 68 hours to hang drywall, tape, and finish. This did include taping, mud, and sanding (but no paint). His charge for 68 hours at $78.65/hour = $5,348.20. Having done one drywall project (at a beginner's pace), our estimated time for this installation is (generously), 25 hours at $78.65/hour = $1,966.25. The result is an overcharge markup of $3,381.95 (172% markup). 3. Here's the one that really caught our attention. Justin charged $24.20 each for two electrical outlets for a total of $48.40. The actual Home Depot price for each outlet is 87¢ each for a grand total of $1.74. This is an overcharge markup of $46.66 ... wait for it... a 2,782% markup! 4. Garage Door Trim: 3 pieces (two sides and top). Justin charged $32.67 each for a total of $98.01. The actual Home Depot price is $39.96 for a 3-pack (2 inch trim). This results in an overcharge markup of $58.05 (145% markup). 5. Installation of 3 pieces of Garage Door Trim: Justin claimed it took 5 hours to install the new trim. Just guessing, he thought about it for 4 1/2 hours and did the work in 30 minutes. Seriously, he charged $78.65/hour x 5 hours = $393.25. Our actual estimated time to install 3 pieces of trim is (generously), 1 hour @ $78.65/hour = $78.65. This results in an overcharge markup of $314.60 (400% markup). 6. Painting the trim (remember, we told him not to paint the trim) - Justin claimed it took 2 hours to paint 3 pieces of garage door trim (2 inch trim on 3 sides of the garage door). Two hours of paint time at $78.65/hour = $157.30. We figure it probably took 30 minutes (judging by my wife's work in re-painting the trim). For 30 minutes at $78.65 = $39.33. This is an overcharge markup of $117.97 (300% markup). 7. Here's another one that caught our attention. Justin replaced 2 light fixtures at a cost of $52.51/each = $105.03. The actual Home Depot cost is $2.68 each x 2 = $5.36. This is an overcharge markup of $99.67 (1,860% markup). 8. Finally... Justin charged 4 hours to install 2 electrical outlets and 2 light fixtures. Justin's total charge at $140.36/hour = $561.44. Our estimated time of 1 hour = $140.36. This is an overcharge markup of $421.08 (300% markup). When we realized that several fixtures were not functioning, we called in an electrician. The electrician determined that Justin had mis-wired one of the outlets. In conclusion.... If I had it to do over again, I would never hire Jay's Handyman Service. There is actually more to this story, but by this point, you can draw your own conclusions. Justin's claim of being "Affordable, Reliable, Honest, and Experienced" begs the question.... In what world and in whose imagination? You be the judge.

I have had the company come to my home and replace all the windows and to tear down my privacy…read morefence and replace it there work and there attitude was great they cleaned up after themselves and was always on time to start there day.the owner Danny hicks is very professional and very fair with pricing I highly recommend them for any house work you would need

Hicks Construction provides excellent work at a reasonable price. Danny and his team did a complete…read morehome renovation and went above and beyond to ensure we were happy with the result.  They provided top-notch quality work and finished within a very tight schedule.  They are a pleasure to work with, and I highly recommend Hicks Construction. We look forward to working with them again in the future.

Dale is professional and prompt. He delivers exceptional results and listens to customer needs. I…read morehighly recommend KDH Excavating & Concrete for all of your concrete needs!

I am sharing a review about this dude because he did work on my sister's house…read more He basically asked for payment upfront than never finished the work. He kept making excuses. Pretty bad when we could not even have Thanksgiving in my sister's home because this self proclaimed " Task master" could not do a simple floor job. I repeat BEWARE! Do not pay this clown with cash! What kind of professional rips up a floor leaves it in a state or repair than doesn't even return to finish the job or pickup his tools. I repeat BEWARE!!

Let me just start off with WOW! Trey is amazing,…read moreprofessional, polite, and did a great job replacing my pipes to quest in my attic. Very fair with pricing, punctual- which is refreshing! You won't regret giving him your tasks to do!

Danny has completed work on our home twice, but I didn't want to share how good he is until after…read moreour house was fully repaired. No one but Danny is allowed to touch our roof. We have had two incompetent roofers work on our home (those reviews can be found elsewhere) and I'm so grateful we found Danny. He is adamant about doing everything by the book and very transparent in explaining the repairs he makes. He also takes photos along the way so you can see what is going on. Because he is a historical roofer, he also uses copper flashing which just looks gorgeous. Every single person on his crew has been straightforward and kind. They do a great job of cleaning up after they finish their work. I don't panic now when it rains because I know our house is water tight and the work has been done correctly. We plan to work with Danny for years to come.

Very communicative at every step of the process and great attention to detail. Danny was very…read morehonest about what work needed to be done and what was still in good shape, saving me a good chunk of money. He and his crew worked quickly and efficiently and cleaned everything up around my house (better than it was before).

I was referred to Rob. I needed him to come out to replace my dryer vents iat my condo and replace…read morea fence pole that was about to fall down. He did a great job. He gave me some great recommendations. He was kind, calm, and easy to talk to. My wife felt safe with him when he was doing the work. I highly recommend him to come out and do the small stuff on your honey-do list. I will be using him throughout this year and keep him on my favorite list on my phone. Please call him - he is taking on new clients.

Great experience with Darryl on a small, but complicated home project involving drywall…read morereplacement, paint and more. Three things come to mind: 1.Fair price. 2. Was always on time and a very good guy to talk with. 3. Very good craftsmanship.

With rental home, they had guests, there was a gas leak, requiring removal of drywall and…read moreinsulation. Home pro masters provided an economical price and worked with us to find a time to quickly repair the interior wall in between guest to ensure maximum safety and aesthetics. I look forward to working with HomePro masters in the future.