Local Drywall Services in Inwood, Maryland

After spending days research pricing for ceiling drywall repairs, and crown molding work I went with Mr. Handyman. The service they provided was fanatic, and the pricing beat out every other competitor I reached out to. The work that Hector and Wendell did was done in very good time, and they were extremely cool and friendly. I will definitely go to them for any home repair work needed down the road.

I have used Mr. Handyman on several occasions and are extremely happy with their work. They are prompt and extremely professional. They do not consider a job complete until you are happy with their work. Would definitely recommen

Michael arrived on time, spent a few minutes surveying the situation, then set to work. He got door #1 open fairly quickly. Door #2 was a bit more recalcitrant, but yielded eventually. I was impressed by a couple of things. First: Michael knew what to do. He said he has been repairing sliding doors for years, and was confident he could get mine working again. Second: While Michael was worried that he might have to remove the doors and the surrounding molding, he tried the simple approach first — and it worked. So no invasive surgery was needed. Third: Michael did the complete job. Once the doors were open, he carefully adjusted them to slide easily and seat firmly. All of which took one hour and cost me $158. Michael, thank you very much!

Excellent craftsmanship

We needed someone to install our doors. This meant they would make all the necessary measurements on the initial visit to make the cut outs and hang them on 'THE EXISTING DOOR FRAME.' Apparently using the existing door frame is a problem for some companies – they prefer to yank out the existing door frame and installing a NEW door frame and door. 1 – be sure they know exactly where you live – this ensures they know if you are on the ground floor that they have easy access to their tools because if you live high up like we do, they would have to lug all of their equipment up the freight elevator to your place. —- We live on a high floor of a tall building. 2 – BE ABSOLUTELY sure whoever comes to your place that they get all the details; a) of the door to hang AND b) the existing door frame measurements. This is critical because it is necessary for the door to swing (or not swing but stay where you left it, so it does not drift because of it being off center), close and shut properly (the insert in the door jamb has to line up properly with the door lock mechanism). 3 – We had to ask them to send another carpenter to do one of the doors over and better (the door did not hang properly). So, overall we are okay with their service but in future we would ask for a more experienced person to show up and not someone who is not quite so experienced in hanging doors. I just do not quite understand why it such an undertaking to find a company to hang doors on existing door frames. All they have to do is make the measurements and cut to those measurements…

After spending days research pricing for ceiling drywall repairs, and crown molding work I went with Mr. Handyman. The service they provided was fanatic, and the pricing beat out every other competitor I reached out to. The work that Hector and Wendell did was done in very good time, and they were extremely cool and friendly. I will definitely go to them for any home repair work needed down the road.

I have used Mr. Handyman on several occasions and are extremely happy with their work. They are prompt and extremely professional. They do not consider a job complete until you are happy with their work. Would definitely recommen

Michael arrived on time, spent a few minutes surveying the situation, then set to work. He got door #1 open fairly quickly. Door #2 was a bit more recalcitrant, but yielded eventually. I was impressed by a couple of things. First: Michael knew what to do. He said he has been repairing sliding doors for years, and was confident he could get mine working again. Second: While Michael was worried that he might have to remove the doors and the surrounding molding, he tried the simple approach first — and it worked. So no invasive surgery was needed. Third: Michael did the complete job. Once the doors were open, he carefully adjusted them to slide easily and seat firmly. All of which took one hour and cost me $158. Michael, thank you very much!

Excellent craftsmanship

We needed someone to install our doors. This meant they would make all the necessary measurements on the initial visit to make the cut outs and hang them on 'THE EXISTING DOOR FRAME.' Apparently using the existing door frame is a problem for some companies – they prefer to yank out the existing door frame and installing a NEW door frame and door. 1 – be sure they know exactly where you live – this ensures they know if you are on the ground floor that they have easy access to their tools because if you live high up like we do, they would have to lug all of their equipment up the freight elevator to your place. —- We live on a high floor of a tall building. 2 – BE ABSOLUTELY sure whoever comes to your place that they get all the details; a) of the door to hang AND b) the existing door frame measurements. This is critical because it is necessary for the door to swing (or not swing but stay where you left it, so it does not drift because of it being off center), close and shut properly (the insert in the door jamb has to line up properly with the door lock mechanism). 3 – We had to ask them to send another carpenter to do one of the doors over and better (the door did not hang properly). So, overall we are okay with their service but in future we would ask for a more experienced person to show up and not someone who is not quite so experienced in hanging doors. I just do not quite understand why it such an undertaking to find a company to hang doors on existing door frames. All they have to do is make the measurements and cut to those measurements…