Flooring, faucet replacement, demo a room in my garage. Joe is very conscientious of the work he…read moredoes. He's also very reliable to be there at the agreed upon time. For his level of expertise, which is high, the price is very reasonable.

I spoke to Joe about several small projects, then texted project pictures to him, but did not hear…read moreback.

I reached out to Aryan on a Friday and he was able to complete my tasks on that Sunday. I had…read moreseveral small projects and he was able to complete well, and in a timely manner. I will definitely be using him again for other tasks.

Aryan is responsive, punctual, and very easy to work with. He showed up on time, communicated…read moreclearly throughout the process, and delivered great workmanship. Everything was done carefully and efficiently. His pricing was also very competitive and transparent, with no surprises. Overall, a smooth experience from start to finish. I would definitely hire him again and highly recommend him to anyone looking for a reliable handyman.

Ted came highly recommended by our neighborhood email list, and I couldn't be happier with the job…read morehe did. I reached out to get some cat wall furniture hung up (shelves, steps, and other things for the cat to jump and climb on), and it was super easy to get a quote and schedule a time. I imagine it's a somewhat small job for him compared to some of the reviews I saw here, but it's something I didn't have the skills to do myself, and I appreciated him taking it on. I will definitely be reaching out again in the future! It's such a relief to have someone I can rely on to take care of these things. He was professional, quick, and I am so happy seeing the shelves up (and knowing they're secure). Ted has one more fan in our email list!

This is going to be long, but it needs to be, because the experience unfolded slowly and then all…read moreat once. I hired Ted because he seemed professional at first: reasonable quote (not the cheapest), clear scope of work, and a stated one-year warranty. I waited about a week for him to come out. The first red flag was timing. He said he'd arrive between 9:30 and 10:30. At 9:50 he texted that he was "wrapping up his morning job" and needed to get fuel, with no ETA. He arrived at 11. When he came in, he put foot covers on his shoes -- and then immediately stepped outside and back into my house, tracking dirt onto my carpet. He didn't have enough material to protect the floors where he'd be working, so I laid down plastic myself. He didn't seem particularly concerned about keeping the space clean. As the work began, things went downhill quickly. Ted started cutting into my walls and ceiling far more than expected. What should have been a relatively contained wiring job turned into multiple drywall openings -- including a long, thin strip cut from the power box toward the bathroom. As I write this, I have a drywall professional repairing all of these cuts. Once I realized how much drywall he was removing, I asked him to stop cutting and to check with me before making any more openings. I also asked how much he would charge to repair the drywall. He responded defensively, saying, "I didn't agree to that -- check your texts," as if I were asking him to fix it for free. He even threatened to leave. I clarified several times that I was simply asking for a quote. He never gave one, and instead just continued working. The long strip he cut was supposedly needed to run a new power wire. Ted initially insisted the wire would need to run under the ceiling joists -- essentially beneath the drywall -- and that I'd "just mud and tape it." I've done enough drywall work myself to know that this is incorrect. I used a flashlight to show him existing wiring running properly over the joists. He eventually conceded that it might be possible. Later, he called me to say he'd need to extend the strip further because he didn't have a straight pole to fish the wire. I paused, thought about it, and realized I owned steel fish tape -- the correct tool for exactly this purpose. When I showed it to him, he glanced at it and said, dismissively, "That's for conduit," and turned away. I explained that fish tape is used for precisely this situation. He repeated, "It's for conduit," several times. When I tried to demonstrate its flexibility, he raised his voice and said, "Look, I don't want to get lectured, okay?" At that point, I had to tell him not to raise his voice at me in my own home. Eventually I suggested he just try the tool, and if he needed help I'd assist. He asked if we could "do it together," which struck me as odd. I declined. Later, I found the wire successfully run over the joists -- using the fish tape. After calling me again about needing yet another cut, I asked him to leave. By that point, the house was extremely dirty. Drywall dust was everywhere, and the carpet was full of debris. Ted insisted on vacuuming before leaving, despite the job being unfinished and the walls and ceiling being full of holes. I told him it was fine and that he could go. He kept insisting. At one point I looked down and noticed he was standing on my carpet without foot covers, after removing the plastic I'd put down. I finally had to tell him to leave very directly. The next day, a licensed electrician came to finish and clean up the work. He installed the remaining fan with zero additional cuts except for the one required to vent it outside -- not the cuts Ted said were necessary. We actually laughed together at how bad the previous work was. He also confirmed that the new circuit Ted had run was unnecessary. After checking the fan's power requirements, he simply removed the cable Ted installed and powered the fan from the existing circuit. I'm now having him come back later this week to fix a mistake Ted made on the fan he did install. One final detail: Ted left for about two and a half hours mid-job, and when he returned, he immediately smoked a cigarette in front of my house. I'm honestly baffled by how this person has positive reviews. I regret hiring him, waiting for him, and not ending the job sooner. Ted started out sounding professional, but that professionalism did not extend to his workmanship, communication, or conduct in my home. Edit: I see this guy replied to my review! I'm disappointed to see this response mischaracterizes both my expectations and my conduct. At no point did I ask for free drywall repair, nor did I yell at or curse at anyone. The core facts remain unchanged: unnecessary drywall cuts were made, the work was left unfinished, and a licensed electrician later confirmed much of the work was unnecessary and corrected it. I've shared my experience so others can make an informed decision.

We needed some repairs on random parts of the house (garage, sliding doors, sinks, dishwasher,…read morereceptacles) and Ramon was very quick to schedule and get the work done for us! He also had reasonable pricing, so we would definitely use him again for our miscellaneous repairs!

Quick and professional, recommended! Helped me install a fan on a high ceiling. Charged a fair…read moreamount.

I needed handyman help to make a concrete cut to bury some pvc pipe. Raman and his team gave me a…read morequick estimate and had availability the following day to do the job. The job was completed quickly and at a fair rate. Will work with The Right Hammer Handyman Services again.

I had a challenging mantel-lowering and TV mounting job on an uneven stone surface, and Raman truly…read morewent above and beyond to get it done right. He sent a highly experienced professional who handled the job with precision and care. Everything was installed exactly according to measurements, and the final result looks great. I'm very happy with the work and would definitely recommend him.

Sergio did three things for my wife and I:…read more 1. Fixed an electric switch in our kitchen 2. Replaced a shower head 3. Removed shelving and baseboards in a closet. He was very efficient and we were happy with the results. His estimates for the work were quite reasonable. He also was good at communicating with us. When he was running late for the appointment, he texted us a new (accurate) ETA. I definitely recommend him!

Project : install 20 inch ceiling light with fan in upstairs hallway in place of an existingceiling…read morelight only. Quote: $150 for install plus $$ parts (vendor to provide) Work completed: installed fixture supplied by homeowner directly into the existing set up for the ceiling fan (no box , no extra wiring other than the black and white wire). Outcome: light works via existing light switch and fan works with remote. Due to cool weather have not used fan and ceiling light at the same time as of yet. No additional parts provided by vendor for the install, completed within an hour, minor dust and debris from project abated by homeowner.

Joaquin and his crew are wonderful! I contacted them two days ago and they were open to come next…read moreday. Arrived on time in the morning to give our bathroom a new coat of paint and a sink-grouting makeover. Everything was done very meticulously and they did such a great job of communicating and cleaning up carefully after the job was complete. So happy we shopped around on Yelp! Found another great company!

Joaquin and his team were great to work with! They were very communicative, and the work product…read morewas excellent. We had them patch five holes in the wall that were left over from electrical work, match the patching to the texture of the walls, and paint the walls. They got it all done in a day, and it looks amazing! We'll definitely be using them again!

I called Dany's to install my new Speed Queen gas dryer. My laundry space is very narrow and…read morerequired rearranging of the area. It was highly detailed work. He did an excellent job and was very thorough in cleaning up afterwards. His rate was reasonable for the quality of the work.

I can't say enough good things about Dany. He is dependable and affordable, he does excellent work…read moreand he does it quickly. He came out to give an estimate and was confident in both his work and his timeline. We had just had a very poor experience with a contractor who left us hanging with some of our projects and Dany was able to save the day for us. In two days, he installed the backsplash in our kitchen, fixed the plumbing and other bathroom fixtures, installed the kitchen sink and the garbage disposal, and fixed baseboards throughout the house. When we found other work that needed to be done, we called him again and he fixed some electrical work that our previous contractor messed up, some countertop fixes, and installed the OTR Microwave that needed a new vent hood. He's been excellent and I would hire him again and again!

Texted Rigo about the things that we needed to get done and asked for estimates. His price / rate…read morewas fair. He came on schedule day/time. He provided updates on his ETA. He knows stuff, asks right question. Very polite and even offer suggestions. Would highly recommend him for any of your handyman needs.

I texted Rigo for a quote for some caulking work for my shower and bathtub, along with another…read moresmall fix. Super quick and quality work. Pros: - easy to text and fast responses - reasonable quotes after I sent him some pictures - on time! I think Rigo texted me exactly the time he said he would show up Recommend Rigo and I will be using him again for other work around the house. He told me he specializes in bathroom remodels but can do anything.

Fantastic handyman. Easy to work with, prompt, and addresses whatever…read more I had him recaulk a tub, replace electrical outlets, fix the boarding under my sink and a few other items. All done quickly and well. Highly recommend.

Rob has cared for our house for decades. He is reliable, economical, skillful, thoughtful, and…read morethorough. He converted an old hotwater heater enclosure to a pantry that is now essential. He built a cabinet to enclose a dishwasher. He rebuilt a bathroom fan whose motor had failed, fixed a hole in drywall, mounted an outdoor heater and many, many other things. Often Rob will think of an elegant, original, and inexpensive way to solve a problem. He anticipates what tools and supplies he will need, and brings them with him. He is considerate of our being at home, tidies up before he leaves, and bills reasonably for his time. Phoning and leaving him a voicemail is the best way to engage him. Rob returns calls promptly.