Local Drywall Services in Beverly Hills, California

When you use Mr. Handyman you have to understand that it is a minimum billing of two hours. They send someone out, he quotes the cost of the work, and when you okay it, he starts. You might get billed for time if you don't have the work done on that same day. So take care to line up one or more projects and have the materials on hand. The technician sent to me (Rob Evans) was courteous, helpful and efficient–the three projects that I lined up for him were completed in a total of 4 hours. 1. The top rail (to which all the pickets were attached) of my front gate was coming apart and would no longer hold the screws securing the latch mechanism. I purchased a 2×4 ahead of time, so Rob was able to go right to work on this. He disassembled the gate and replaced the top rail with the new wood, then reattached all the pickets and rehung the gate. (I later did the painting myself, or he would have done it.) 2. While Rob worked on the gate, I went out to purchase a replacement back door for the garage. Rob then cut it to fit and hung it. 3. The ChiliPepper contains a pump, tubing, and a temperature sensor. When you turn on the hot water tap, it reroutes water back into the system until hot water arrives at the faucet. That way you are not running water down the drain while you wait for hot water to arrive from the water heater. (This is especially useful if you have an on-demand, tankless water heater.) Rob installed the ChiliPepper. This involved cutting a hole in the cabinet to route the electrical line to an outlet, installing the switch, making all of the plumbing connections and then priming the pump. System works great. So, the handyman's skillset involved plumbing, electrical and carpentry. All jobs were completed to a good result.

<p>The technician came promptly on-time and proceeded to work on the chandelier.</p> <p>He had to replace the canister that the chandelier was hanging from as it had rusted out.</p> <p>He efficiently worked on securing the chandelier and cleaned up after himself.</p> <p>Don was very courteous, professional and pleasant!</p> <br />

They have been very good.

I was actually pleased at the service provided. The gentleman was polite, competent, and explained each step of the process. He explained the cost difference of his going out to replace the glass himself versus a glazier. He showed up on time for both trips and in the end, you can't tell that the window was ever broken and it was a very difficult window to remove and put back in. Overall, I was very happy with the work. It was a tad expensive but the window was difficult to remove and I was with him all the time so I know the difficulty first hand. I think that the fact that he was on time and started immediately on the work is what impressed me the most. As a rule, I tend to look for independent handymen by referral but I did not have that option this time. While hesitant to go "commercial", I was happy and would definitely consider these folks again.

Ideal, a very good hard working man. He knew exactly to perform the job, had better ideas on how to do the job than I did. He took measurements of the gutters and drove down to Home Depot and bought the right amount of screens, he previously suggested not to spend extra money and install screens that were not needed. He gave me an estimate before he started the job and charged me fairly because it took longer to get the job done.

When you use Mr. Handyman you have to understand that it is a minimum billing of two hours. They send someone out, he quotes the cost of the work, and when you okay it, he starts. You might get billed for time if you don't have the work done on that same day. So take care to line up one or more projects and have the materials on hand. The technician sent to me (Rob Evans) was courteous, helpful and efficient–the three projects that I lined up for him were completed in a total of 4 hours. 1. The top rail (to which all the pickets were attached) of my front gate was coming apart and would no longer hold the screws securing the latch mechanism. I purchased a 2×4 ahead of time, so Rob was able to go right to work on this. He disassembled the gate and replaced the top rail with the new wood, then reattached all the pickets and rehung the gate. (I later did the painting myself, or he would have done it.) 2. While Rob worked on the gate, I went out to purchase a replacement back door for the garage. Rob then cut it to fit and hung it. 3. The ChiliPepper contains a pump, tubing, and a temperature sensor. When you turn on the hot water tap, it reroutes water back into the system until hot water arrives at the faucet. That way you are not running water down the drain while you wait for hot water to arrive from the water heater. (This is especially useful if you have an on-demand, tankless water heater.) Rob installed the ChiliPepper. This involved cutting a hole in the cabinet to route the electrical line to an outlet, installing the switch, making all of the plumbing connections and then priming the pump. System works great. So, the handyman's skillset involved plumbing, electrical and carpentry. All jobs were completed to a good result.

<p>The technician came promptly on-time and proceeded to work on the chandelier.</p> <p>He had to replace the canister that the chandelier was hanging from as it had rusted out.</p> <p>He efficiently worked on securing the chandelier and cleaned up after himself.</p> <p>Don was very courteous, professional and pleasant!</p> <br />

They have been very good.

I was actually pleased at the service provided. The gentleman was polite, competent, and explained each step of the process. He explained the cost difference of his going out to replace the glass himself versus a glazier. He showed up on time for both trips and in the end, you can't tell that the window was ever broken and it was a very difficult window to remove and put back in. Overall, I was very happy with the work. It was a tad expensive but the window was difficult to remove and I was with him all the time so I know the difficulty first hand. I think that the fact that he was on time and started immediately on the work is what impressed me the most. As a rule, I tend to look for independent handymen by referral but I did not have that option this time. While hesitant to go "commercial", I was happy and would definitely consider these folks again.

Ideal, a very good hard working man. He knew exactly to perform the job, had better ideas on how to do the job than I did. He took measurements of the gutters and drove down to Home Depot and bought the right amount of screens, he previously suggested not to spend extra money and install screens that were not needed. He gave me an estimate before he started the job and charged me fairly because it took longer to get the job done.