I have been meaning to write a review. Several months ago, my house had an attempted burglary, and…read moreI searched all over for someone to replace a breakfast room window. I received recommendations from neighbors for Hurricane Glass, and they were horrible and would randomly call me at work asking if they could stop by, never giving me a time frame or even day! I found this company, and Steve really heard my concern and worked with me on a time and delivered! He is a nice guy and I would highly recommend.

Steve was awesome!! A rock was shot into our glass front door shattering the glass. He came out to…read moresee it the same day within a couple of hours of my call and gave a quote that was at least half the cost of the other companies. He also was able to complete the work in one week rather than the 3-4 week timeline the other companies quoted. I really appreciated that he was willing to view the door in person to give a quote as the other companies would not come out unless I decided to use their services. He was very trustworthy and reliable. Steve worked very quickly, cleaned up any mess completely, and I am thrilled with the quality and final result. We will definitely use them in the future if we need to have any other windows replaced!

I'm glad I called Space City Handyman. We had a pergola covering plank and border come off/loose…read moreduring high winds. Brad was available to come out the next morning ... he had the skills, tools, and parts to make a prompt repair and went over-and-above to out in some extra holddown anchors where there were large spans. Very competent, very responsive!

Brad turned up on time. Performed the job and actually fixed some contractors! The job was done…read moreperfectly and the price was right. Highly recommended!

Sometimes installing windows can be a pane, but Houston Window Experts makes it easier than…read moreexpected. I used them twice for different houses, so that alone is a testament of my good experience with this company. On my latest install, they were professional from start to finish, although not perfect in some areas (more on that later). I'll start with the issues, and then close with the positives. On our first house, I encountered some disappointing challenges during the execution/installation phase. Our garden was trampled on, one of the windows were installed on the wrong spot, and a light fixture was damaged and the crew tried (poorly) fixing it without notifying me (all caught on CCTV). With all that said though, the company stands by doing the right thing and resolved everything on a timely manner. How it was handled was much appreciated and influenced me to use them again and refer others. On our second house, almost everything went smoothly. All windows were replaced in just two days! Just encountered a minor hiccup when a wall was damaged and a worker claimed it was pre-existing. Luckily, I purposely took before-photos and was able to provide evidence that it was not pre-existing. In the end, it was fixed within satisfaction. As for the positives, I really have to give credit to Milton, the supervisor on the second house. He was very professional and accommodating. On one of the windows, he found water damage and pointed it out to me instead of trying to cover it up. The damage and source were all fixed. Seriously, he could have moved on and I would have never known! All the windows were installed to my satisfaction. Few minor quirks remained, but possibly due to the window manufacture (or so I was explained). Also appreciate how floors snd countertops are covered to prevent/reduce damage and dust. I recommend this company. Here are some tips before using them (or any other window company): - Take lots of photos of each window before the work starts. Ensure to get several close ups and different angles of the trim and corners, both inside and out. Ensure good lighting for a useful photo. - Check with your HOA to see if it's the window replacements are allowed. Some care about colors of trim and grid vs non-grid. - Expect the order to take several months to come in. Get your quote early if it's a house you plan on moving in.

Don't look elsewhere. They are brand neutral, knowledgeable, skilled and experienced. No mess,…read morequick and courteous, honest and fair.

Casey came to my home to work on my front door, which is a commercial door. He installed an…read moreadhesive rubber strip to prevent water intrusion, and did all kinds of other extra things (weather stripping, cauking, replacing screws, etc.). He was very knowledgeable, helpful, took time to explain things, a nice guy, and he charged a very reasonable price, giving good value. I would recommend him to anyone interested in door services.

Requested a quote for door repair online and owner responded quickly and was able to visit Lifepath…read morechurch the next day. The owner looked at several doors at the church and made needed repairs. He was professional, knowledgeable and pleasant. Work was done quickly, and price was very reasonable.

To be fair, the lack of communication and games they play made me go with Doors of Houston and not…read morethem. I called was told that it would be around $500. I said wow and that it was only $400 to install but ok and I was sent a canned text message to my phone to send 4 pictures, measurements, and contact info. I sent them everything but didn't hear back until the next day and it was the same canned text verbiage back but they added the email address. So I sent the same thing again to the email address, 6 pictures, measurements and contact info. Crickets and tumble weeds for two days again. So I resent the email and a couple of days later finally the next day, Then finally, I get the same canned message telling me to email them 4 pictures, measurements and contact info. Now I am getting worried that all my training as a CSR at AT&T's U-verse department has gone by the way side. However, I still needed my door fixed and besides they had installed it when I first got it and I knew that they would surely stand by their install. However, they never told me what they weren't getting, me I could not tell what was the problem because it all went through without bouncing back and they would only answer in canned responses and not tell me what I might have forgotten or didn't go through my message. So after checking everything out, all looked well and it had been a week now without a front door, I sent it again. A couple of days later, i get another canned message to send them 4 pictures, measurements and contact info. So I sent it two more times from different email addresses thinking that maybe it's Google's fault. After not hearing again from them, I went back to texting them and explaining that I had not a clue as to what they weren't getting from my emails but that I knew that they were receiving them because I got the same canned messages back twice out of the six time that I sent it to them but they never took the time to tell me what was missing the pictures? measurements? Contact info? or what? So I finally get a personalized message with the following excuses, Excuse one: He texted back that they were on an emergency install. Excuse two: he texted me back to say that they get 40 text messages a day and they just get lost. Excuse three: finally a personalized email comes back saying that he was playing catch up after a family emergency but it would be $500. I don't know if he really had three different excuses but I got three after two weeks of not having a front door. I almost answered his email back to say that I was so very sorry about his family emergency and hope that everything was alright. But a friend stopped me and asked why was I apologizing, I didn't do anything wrong and like she said, at this point it did sounded like a scam. I was willing to pay the $500 estimate for a job that he said he never saw my emails because he lost my text messages, and/or was too busy to acknowledge my emails to explain what was missing because of an emergency install and/or the family emergency. Stick to one excuse and it might have been more believable. So there you have it folks, plenty of excuses and no door after two weeks made me decide that if it was a communication problem before the work started, I figure it was not going to get any better after the work started. So I called Doors Svc of Houston and they had the front door fixed by noon the next day and fixed my patio door handle while they were there too. I got two doors repaired for $300 less than The Door Guys were to fix just the one door.

They fit me in quickly, we're responsive to inquiries, and I have zero complaints about the door…read moreinstallation. It was reasonably quick, the mess was completely hauled off. The installer was super nice and gave me helpful tips for painting my door and grout repair, and moved the doorbell wires up for me so I could install a video doorbell. I am very happy with my new door, and how much it has improved the look of my townhouse.

Amazing service! On time and accurate service from a friendly, good looking veteran! Highly…read morerecommend!

Great service! Pricing was manageable. Answered questions clearly and knew what he was doing.read more

Can't get on the web site Window has manufactured defects…read morehole big enough that I can slide a wire tie from the inside to the outside

Richard, who is the owner of Richard Windows really took care of our house and gave us a great deal…read moreon our replacement windows. The price was very reasonable, but more importantly, the installation was on time, and the quality workmanship was Tops. We also had his crew replace and paint a high ridge soffit board that was sagging on our house. His crew did an excellent job. They also do siding work which I inspected on a friends house. Would definitely recommend. Very responsive to all my questions. Warrenty on all his work for the life of the home. Replacement windows are the best quality I found.

I desperately needed a handyman to support my move. Lorn came, saw, solved. Not the quickest, but…read morethat was not what he was hired for anyway. He was hired for precision and he delivered perfectly. I am very happy. I think the money that I spent was very well invested.

I first contacted Mr. Handyman Kirby was through the Yelp contractor feature on the app back in…read moreJune of 2022. Amongst everyone contacted me, Kirby seemed more genuine and professional in the replies. Time went by with another artic freeze last December. Ok, time to revisit my request. I messaged Kirby on Yelp. He remembered our conversation and replied right away, as usual. After I sent him the pictures, he quickly replied with a quote. Then, he agreed to show up on my day off. My husband wanted me to fix the front door since the freeze we all endured over 10 years ago. I tried my DIY fix from foam patch to stuck some towels, to seal the seams with packing tape to adding a drape... Yaddi yadda. Ok. Time to call a professional. Because it's an exterior door, it has to be fiberglass door because steel door will conduct temperature from outside. Hot out hot in and cold out cold in. No lying. I researched before agreed to get it installed. Also, because of the door frame had been badly damaged with years of abuse from the weather, everything has to go. I was told by some carpenters who wanted to just replace out the bad piece of door frame with a piece of wood plank. No way, José. I was so glad that I refused to get another DIY person's work and getting charged for a professional price. According to Kirby, his Mr. Handyman Kirby business has been handed down from his grandfather to his father... for generations. Kirby specializes in doors, drywall repairs and other handyman's tasks. He was professional and polite. My neighbor came by to inquire about his business. I had to give them his card and information. He gave 100% of his attention to my project. That's very important. So, he won't get distracted and delay my project. I really appreciate his policy in taking care of his clients. Guess what, I'm going to enlarge his business card and tape it to my door. I want to tell all my neighbors who installed this beautiful door. Thanks, Kirby!