Local Door Repair and Installation Services in Richeyville, Pennsylvania

Fixed downspout that came off houses

Everything was great.

On time, friendly, did a great job, and cleaned up.

Roland was excellent very professional and friendly. Excellent painter. I would definitely recommend Mr. Handyman and Roland. Thank you a very satisfied customer

I paid $626 yesterday to get my end unit townhouse power washed and to have 1(one) shutter replaced. I provided the painted shutter and the securing bolts. It took 4 and 1/2 hours. Since you are billed based on time, not by the job, you pay $120/hour if the tech shows up with no gas for the power wash and has to go to the gas station, the power wash won't crank, the tech forgets to power wash the awning in the very front of the townhouse and has to reattach the equipment to spray the awning, for the discussion and planning in how to best install a shutter between 2 techs. Also, I was told that I was lucky that I was not charged for having a 2nd tech for consultation with the 1st tech and the 2nd tech holding the ladder while the 1st tech replaced the shutter. Also luckily, I had painted two shutters because the tech started using one shutter, and changed to actually installing a second shutter leaving a drill hole in the first shutter. I may have made the mistake of complaining that I was paying $120/hour for the tech to go to the gas station to get gas, and the 4.5 hours was retribution for my complaint. He explained to me that he thought he was going to have to buy securing bolts for the shutter because the clients never have the securing bolts and that he was going to pick up gas for the power washer then, and that I surprised him by already having securing bolts. What professional goes to a job to power wash a townhouse with no gas for the power washer? He agreed to deduct the time it took him to go to the gas station, but it still took him 4.5 hours to complete the job, plus a trip charge, etc. for a grand total of $626. It's a strange feeling in that you feel like you have your friend with substandard equipment doing you a favor by power washing your townhouse with an old temperamental powerwash that won't crank, and that you should overlook the fact that you had to ask him to clean the mildew off of the very front of your townhouse, and it took your friend 4.5 hours to powerwash and figure out how to install a shutter, and that he left a hole in a second shutter but you shouldn't complain because he is doing his best and that you should be understanding but then you realize you are paying your friend $120/hour, a $59 trip charge, etc. for a grand total of $626 to do you this favor. Yes, a weird combination of amateur service at professional prices. I just hope my shutter does not fall off so I don't have to spend more money having it reinstalled. Update: I received a call this morning explaining my concerns. They are refunding me for 1 hour of labor. I feel this is fair and appreciate their desire to have their customers satisfied. Great company!

Fixed downspout that came off houses

Everything was great.

On time, friendly, did a great job, and cleaned up.

Roland was excellent very professional and friendly. Excellent painter. I would definitely recommend Mr. Handyman and Roland. Thank you a very satisfied customer

I paid $626 yesterday to get my end unit townhouse power washed and to have 1(one) shutter replaced. I provided the painted shutter and the securing bolts. It took 4 and 1/2 hours. Since you are billed based on time, not by the job, you pay $120/hour if the tech shows up with no gas for the power wash and has to go to the gas station, the power wash won't crank, the tech forgets to power wash the awning in the very front of the townhouse and has to reattach the equipment to spray the awning, for the discussion and planning in how to best install a shutter between 2 techs. Also, I was told that I was lucky that I was not charged for having a 2nd tech for consultation with the 1st tech and the 2nd tech holding the ladder while the 1st tech replaced the shutter. Also luckily, I had painted two shutters because the tech started using one shutter, and changed to actually installing a second shutter leaving a drill hole in the first shutter. I may have made the mistake of complaining that I was paying $120/hour for the tech to go to the gas station to get gas, and the 4.5 hours was retribution for my complaint. He explained to me that he thought he was going to have to buy securing bolts for the shutter because the clients never have the securing bolts and that he was going to pick up gas for the power washer then, and that I surprised him by already having securing bolts. What professional goes to a job to power wash a townhouse with no gas for the power washer? He agreed to deduct the time it took him to go to the gas station, but it still took him 4.5 hours to complete the job, plus a trip charge, etc. for a grand total of $626. It's a strange feeling in that you feel like you have your friend with substandard equipment doing you a favor by power washing your townhouse with an old temperamental powerwash that won't crank, and that you should overlook the fact that you had to ask him to clean the mildew off of the very front of your townhouse, and it took your friend 4.5 hours to powerwash and figure out how to install a shutter, and that he left a hole in a second shutter but you shouldn't complain because he is doing his best and that you should be understanding but then you realize you are paying your friend $120/hour, a $59 trip charge, etc. for a grand total of $626 to do you this favor. Yes, a weird combination of amateur service at professional prices. I just hope my shutter does not fall off so I don't have to spend more money having it reinstalled. Update: I received a call this morning explaining my concerns. They are refunding me for 1 hour of labor. I feel this is fair and appreciate their desire to have their customers satisfied. Great company!