This is long over due - life just caught up with me--but I absolutely had to share my experience…read morewith Edgar from Redlands Handyman Service. Edgar patched over 140 holes in my walls after a major rewiring project, and the quality of his work was excellent. He was clean, respectful of my home, and incredibly professional throughout the entire process. He is also very prompt to respond, which made scheduling and communication easy and stress-free. What really stood out was his flexibility. At the last minute, I needed three walls painted before having shades installed, and he went out of his way to accommodate me without hesitation. Edgar is friendly, polite, and truly takes pride in his work. It's not easy finding someone reliable like this--I highly recommend him to anyone in need of a great handyman.

Edgar responded right away. He was prompt, resourceful, worked quickly, reasonable price. Overall…read moreoutstanding job.

I did try calling back. Again left a message. Now several days later I never received a return…read morephone call. We went with another service.

What can I say! Luis and his crew were absolutely amazing! My husband and I recently purchased our…read morefirst home and we wanted to modernize it, cause it's an older home and very outdated. Our new home had heavily textured walls and we wanted smooth walls. We shopped around for about two weeks and received 6 different quotes from other Drywall companies and Redz Drywall were the ones who stood out to us. Luis was easy to talk to, answered all our questions, pointed out a couple of things we wouldn't have thought about and his prices were the best! His crew arrived every morning exactly at the time we agreed upon, worked their entire shift and finished our whole house in a week!! We are very happy and so glad we chose Redz Drywall.

J&S was very responsive, Unfortunately I hired a handyman…read morethis morning. They seem very reliable and quick to respond. Thanks J&S

Andrew was very professional, reliable and honest. I was concerned for mold growth - so instead of…read morejust hiring "a friend " or "just a dry wall guy" I wanted to ensure that the people I hired had knowledge of moisture in the frame of the house as well . I wanted to be safe and not sorry since cancer runs in the family . Competitive pricing as well - it was either these guys or this company in Redlands. They also do home improvement projects as well. I also like that they are based in MovaL .

Dehart painted the interior of my home before I moved in. I needed quite a bit of drywall repair…read moreafter having electrical work done. Michael agreed to take on the drywall in the estimation phase, but I ended up doing a lot of it ahead of time with the hopes that the crew would focus on fine tuning. Pros: Professional, stayed on schedule, completed agreed work, used good quality paint. The two large dry wall repairs were done expertly. Cons: They didn't appear to do fine tuning of dry wall repairs that I performed or that were performed by the previous owner. There were several areas that had to rework and repaint.

I just had the exterior of my house painted. I am really happy with the work and results. I will…read morevery likely be using this company for future work.

I recently needed some work done around the house after my longtime handyman moved away, so I put…read moreout a few feelers on Yelp and came across Frank's Handyman. Right from the start, Frank stood out. He responded quickly, took the time to answer all my questions, and actually gave thoughtful, straightforward answers. That matters to me. I'd much rather deal with someone who communicates clearly than someone who leaves you wondering when--or if--they're going to get back to you. We set up a time for him to come out, and he was there when he said he would be. Punctuality might seem like a small thing, but I really appreciate people who respect your time. There was no waiting around or wondering where he was. Frank ended up doing some electrical work for me, and I couldn't have been happier with how he handled it. He was professional, friendly, tidy, and--probably most importantly--he listened. I had some specific ideas about how I wanted things done, and rather than trying to talk me into doing it his way, he was accommodating and worked with me to get it done the way I wanted. That kind of service is becoming harder to find. In this economy, I think most of us are looking for two things when we hire someone: good value and someone we can trust. You never really know what kind of workmanship you're going to get until the job is finished. With Frank, I felt like I was dealing with someone who takes pride in his work and actually cares about doing the job right. The work was excellent, the communication was great, and there were no surprises. That's about all you can ask for when you bring someone into your home to work on your property. I'm genuinely glad I found Frank, and I'll absolutely be calling him again when I have another project. If you're looking for a handyman who is dependable, honest, skilled, and respectful of your home and your time, I highly recommend Frank's Handyman. Frank's the guy I'll be calling next time I need something done.

The best I have worked with ,in my 81 year,does quality work at a reasonable price had electric…read moreproblems,in my wall ,he fix it ,and did carpentry work as well, I highly recommend his work, very professional, I highly encourage people to use him

Things started out fine with Eddie Barrera from On Demand Handyman in Redlands (I realize now that…read morewas the "passive" phase of his passive-aggressive behavior). I had a few weeks worth of work for him, upgrading all the fixtures in my recently-purchased home. As the days went by, I quickly realized he leaves projects 90% finished then moves on to the next thing, does not clean up after himself, and became frustrated when I wanted things done my way instead of his. Each day, Eddie became more and more scattered. It got to the point where every morning, I'd have to police the house, bring him things he'd left sitting around the day before, and ask, "Is this trash? Is that trash?" Eddie's immaturity really shined through when I brought in outside workers to do my flooring. After that, his professionalism and motivation started to drastically decline. For example, I caught him drinking a beer one afternoon and peeing behind my shed the next day. Speaking of the shed, Amazon reviewers said it takes two adults 3-4 hours to put it together. It took two professionals (Eddie & his assistant) a day & a half. 90% of the time during those two days when I went outside, Eddie was just sitting there doing nothing. In the end, Eddie ultimately refused to come back to my house to finish the projects. The very last day, he texted me the day before to say he was not going to come back for an additional week (I'd already waited a week). I put my foot down, and Eddie agreed that the next day his assistant David would come at 8:00 am & he'd be there at 10:00 am to finish everything. Eddie no call/no show-ed. When I attempted to hold Eddie accountable for the unfinished work, he said I was making "ridiculous demands" and trying to control him. When I asked for a refund for the unfinished work, Eddie made up a list of things that had inconvenienced him while working at my house and told me I actually owed HIM money. For example, he said I owed him money because I was present in my own home while he was working. RED FLAGS: - Eddie has a license number listed on his work truck next to his logo. The California State Licensing Board does NOT license handymen, only general contractors, which Eddie is DEFINITELY not. I'm no lawyer, but it seems as though Eddie's trying to make it seem like he's a licensed contractor by displaying a license number that he does not have (He told me he's not a licensed contractor). This first caught my attention when I noticed his last name isn't even on his business card, nor any social media, website, or even his true first name (Eduardo). Then I remembered licensed professionals are supposed to always display their licenses on their marketing materials. I don't know what's going on with that, but it's a huge red flag. - After installing two bathroom vanities (one of which, he charged me $300 extra for re-piping), he told me he didn't know anything about plumbing, and that I should watch for leaks under the sinks because this was his first time doing any plumbing. - Eddie told me to my face that he doesn't like white women. I'm a white woman. His assistant would also regularly do a racist impression of an Indian accent. I was horrified as I had just asked my friend Parvinder if she wanted to come see my new house - Both Eddie and his assistant left the toilet seat up everyday for weeks--it was a daily hassle. Sometimes they couldn't even be bothered to flush. - One day I'd hear Eddie say, "Remind me to bring my texture sprayer tomorrow so I can patch this ceiling" (where he had left holes). Then three weeks later when it still wasn't finished, he changed the story to, "That project is finished 'as is.'" - The front door of my home was left unsecured (gap in the door, deadbolt not functional) because On Demand did not know how to properly install a deadbolt. When I asked Eddie to fix it, he blame-shifted, telling me it was my fault because I had bought the wrong hardware, which was not true. -Eddie stopped keeping track of accounting, projects, and payments after the first few days. He relied on me to do it, then after a passive-aggressive explosion, was upset at prices I had had to guess at because he had quoted me a range (never giving me a specific number). - At one point, Eddie recommended I hire his "buddy" Bryant to do some of the work. Bryant was late three times in a row before I fired him. He had no tools (not even a measuring tape or an extension cord). The day I fired Bryant, I had asked if he needed anything from Home Depot because I was running over there. He said nothing. Once I left my house, Bryant texted me to say he was too hung over from the night before and was on his way home. -- Eddie recommend I skip the primer when painting over my wood paneling and just sand it instead, so I did. Now my daughter's walls scuff if you just brush against them. SIGH!!!! Keywords: Redlands Handyman, Eddie Barrera, Eduardo Barrera, Eddy Barrera, On Demand Handyman, On Demand Handy Man

Responded quickly with an estimate which was exactly what I asked for. I made it clear I understood…read morethat it was priced on an unseen project and the price may change based on what he sees when he arrives. We texted back and forth about all my concerns and Eddie was great! Very patient and knowledgeable about hanging heavy curtain rod and drapes on a long rod (140"). I'm no expert on interior design but the length I picked looked wrong and he agreed so he gave me the option for me to get the right length and he would come back. Bless his heart for being honest and helping me instead of completing the job and saying nothing. I will be calling him back for more work as soon as I can!

I had Steve and his team replace the front siding and repaint my house, and they did an excellent…read morejob. Their communication was clear, and they were very reliable. Since I wasn't in the area, we mostly communicated through text and phone calls. I appreciate how much pride they took in their work, completing everything on time with high quality. In the past (for the same project), I had other contractors I tried to hire who never showed up to do the job.

We first had Steve and Jesse from McKenzie painting paint the exterior of our home, and we were so…read moreimpressed with the results that we immediately had them come back to do the interior as well. From start to finish, the experience was outstanding. Steve and Jesse's professionalism and honesty really stood out they never asked for a dime until the job was completely finished, and we walked through everything together to make sure we were completely satisfied. That kind of trust and pride in workmanship is rare these days. The quality of their painting is unmatched. They painted our newly installed shaker doors and trim with such perfection that they look like they came straight from the cabinet shop -- perfectly matching the cabinet finish. It's clear they understand paint, its quality, and its purpose. A true tradesman through and through. On top of their skill, the care they showed for our home was amazing. Every single day they cleaned up and organized their tools in one location so our home stayed as livable as possible. Even outside, after pressure washing, sanding, and scraping, they went the extra mile by vacuuming up every last paint chip so nothing was left in the planters or around the house. Another concern of mine prior to the painting was I have permanent lighting under the eves of the entire front of our house first and second story. They meticulously masked every single light prior to painting, making sure it all blended in seamlessly, keeping me from having to remove all the lighting and then re-install once they were done !!! The attention to detail went far beyond just the painting. They truly make the statement "You get what you pay for" so obvious from day one!! Our house feels brand new inside and out, and we've had so many compliments from friends and neighbors. We couldn't be happier and would recommend McKenzie Painting (it is a father Steve and son Jesse )to anyone looking for someone who not only does top-quality work but also truly cares about the customer and their home.

Brian is an amazing painter. He drove over an hour to come to my house. He was on time every day…read more He removed and painted all of my kitchen cabinet doors. He did an excellent job cleaning up behind himself daily. I would highly recommend Brian to anyone.

Brian did an amazing job to paint the exterior of my cabin!…read more He kept me posted on the progress during the entire time. In addition, his price is very reasonable. Thank you, Brain!