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    5.0 (4 reviews)
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    Mike's Handyman Services

    (73 reviews)

    Mike is a true professional, and his work speaks for itself. From the start, he was punctual,…read morewell-prepared, and incredibly detail-oriented. He showed up fully equipped and ready to tackle two full days of labor-intensive work without missing a beat. If you're looking for more than just a handyman and want someone who truly takes pride in their work and delivers great service, Mike is your guy.

    I hired this handyman to repair a closet shelving system that had pulled away from the wall which…read morewas being used for ordinary clothing storage and was not overloaded beyond normal household use. He assured me that the repair, including the anchors he installed, would support the weight of the clothing and items normally stored in the closet. Unfortunately, only about a week after the repair was completed, the entire system failed again and collapsed. The shelving and clothing ended up on the floor, creating a significant mess and forcing us to empty the closet once more. When I contacted him, he stated that the anchors he installed had held and that the real issue was that I needed an entirely new closet system. However, this was not what I was told when the repair was performed. Had I been advised from the outset that the existing system could not be safely supported or that a replacement was necessary, I would have appreciated that honesty and made a different decision. What is most disappointing is that despite the repair failing after only a week, he refused to return and evaluate the situation without charging an additional service fee. I understand that not every repair is guaranteed forever. However, when a repair fails within days and the customer relied on the handyman's representation that it would support the intended load, I believe standing behind the work and at least reassessing the situation is reasonable. Based on my experience, I cannot recommend this service. **UPDATE: With respect to Mike's response, many of the implications are categorically false, namely, that what is remaining of my closet is still usable and "hanging". The anchors screws, and brackets have bent and are misshaped. He also indicated fixed my toilet for "free" when, in fact, he actually exacerbated the issue and spent no more than a minute looking at the toilet and twisting the float and fill valve. So the contention that he was being generous with his time is unfounded. With respect to the text messages he's alluding to, admittedly, he did indicate he did not warranty his work, but also claimed "I'll also say this, I've never hung any shelving in somebody's called me back later and said that it came down". Moreover, "I can tell you that it's gonna go in with anchors at hold 220 pounds each and there's probably gonna be three or four so outside of that hopefully it lasts a long time". That said, given the estimated weight of the closet was no more than 150 pounds, that was less than 35% of its intended total weight, which should've held it without incident. Moreover, it's only been one week as opposed to two since he performed the job Finally, the mere fact that he wouldn't return to audit the job or two provide structured guidance and repair onsite as a gesture of Goodwill is woefully inadequate.

    Old School Air Conditioning - Old school

    Old School Air Conditioning

    (18 reviews)

    Service was timely and efficient. He worked with my elderly mom's budget. Would definitely…read morerecommend!

    Extremely disappointing experience -- $7,400 installation took nearly a month and still required…read moreanother company to finish the job I hired Old School Cooling to install a new geothermal heat pump/AC system. I was told this would essentially be a one-day installation, and I paid the full $7,400 by credit card the day before they even began the work. Unfortunately, what should have been a one-day project turned into a process lasting approximately two weeks, involving five separate days of work by four employees. During the installation, I became increasingly concerned about whether the crew had the experience and qualifications necessary to handle the particularities of our building's geothermal system. The biggest problem occurred when our building had a very important and expensive building-wide water shutdown scheduled so the necessary valves could be addressed. After all that time and preparation, Old School Cooling arrived at the point where the valves needed to be changed and they did not know how to change them. They ultimately installed the AC equipment, but the system was not actually operational because the valves could not be properly addressed. Even worse, they had removed my hot water heater as part of the installation, leaving me without hot water. At that point, I had to bring in another company to finish what I believed Old School Cooling should have completed as part of the original $7,400 installation. I ended up paying: * $7,400 to Old School Cooling for the original installation * $1,155 additional for another building-wide shutdown and the necessary valve work * $600 additional to have my hot water heater reinstalled after Old School Cooling had removed it So I was out another $1,755 simply to get the job completed and restore basic hot water service. In total, it took almost a month before the valves were finally changed, the hot water tank was back in place, and the AC system was actually working. My biggest issue isn't simply that the project took longer than expected. Problems can happen during complicated HVAC installations. My issue is that I paid the entire $7,400 upfront, the project went dramatically beyond the promised timeline, the crew ultimately could not complete an important part of the installation, and I was left with an inoperable AC system and no hot water, requiring me to spend another $1,755 to get everything functioning. I would strongly recommend that anyone considering Old School Cooling get in writing exactly what is included in the installation, who is responsible for specialized valve work, what happens if the installation cannot be completed, and whether the company will cover additional building shutdowns or costs caused by an incomplete installation. This was a very frustrating and expensive experience, and unfortunately I cannot recommend Old School Cooling based on what happened with my installation.

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