Local Handyman Services in Martha Lake, Washington

The outcome of repair was perfect. The communication with company was smooth and the repairmen were professionals.

Excellent service and very professional. Our Handyman, Jim, was excellent to work with and kept us informed the entire time as to what was happening. A little on the pricey side but the service and manner of professionalism was impeccable.

Jason, from Mr. Handyman, removed some decking boards that had dry rot. He replaced the planks(?) with new cedar. Our deck is going to look great once stained. We were very pleased with Jason. We will certainly use Mr. Handyman again in the future and will recommend them to our friends.

Mark was able to help me solve some problems efficiently. Everything was explained to me and the work completed out as planned.

Clay was absolutely 150% on the job. I cannot emphasize enough how much I appreciated his professionalism, his hustling, and his desire to do a perfect job. I was impressed. The price was pretty steep, but I don't have anything to compare it with, so who knows how much the others would have charged. Also, he said that the copper pipes that he used to replace the old ones cost $200. We had a leak in the water heater pipes that caused moisture ants to find a home in our crawl space. I phoned around to find a handyman service and everybody was booked out. Mr Handyman did not get the best ratings on Angie's List and wasn't my first choice, but they were the ones who responded quickly, sent someone to assess the problem. He estimated that the repair would be between $400 and $850, told me how the problem would be fixed and I decided to hire them. They scheduled me for an appointment one and a half weeks into the future. But the leak had been there for a while and I did not need a super-quick response, so that worked for me. On the day of the service, Clay was there almost half hour before the scheduled time and didn't stop working until he left almost 8 hours later. He had to drain the water heater and cut the drywall. According to him, the pipes that went from the water heater into the wall and from there into the crawl space had been sagging and ended up sitting on concrete, which caused a leak over time. He cut the pipes on the side of the garage (where the water heater is) and in the crawl space. Then he installed new pipes between the wall and the water heater. He took out all the dry rot and put a piece of wood in for the pipes to go through (so they wouldn't sit on concrete). Then he resoldered the pipes together. Everything seemed to go well until he turned the water back on, which showed a leak. He was hustling to get the leak fixed and seemed to get it all to where it was dry. However, the next day I went into the crawl space and discovered a pretty steady leak. I called them again and they quickly sent Clay to take care of it immediately. He came within 30 minutes and went right to work. After checking a number of things and resoldering the pipes, he found that part of the pipe was defective. So he cut that out. But this didn't completely solve the problem. It took Clay almost 4 hours to make sure everything was fixed. The whole time, he was very gracious and professional. While fixing the problem, he saw that the main water line was sagging and he installed copper hooks to hook it back up. He also sprayed lots of wood preservative to help the moisture in the wood (from the new leak) dry out. He told me that the Mr. Handyman service guaranteed their work for 1 year and not to hesitate to call again if there was a problem. Later that day I realized that the water pressure in the kitchen seemed low. I checked the water shutoff and the faucet over the water heater, then discovered a leak at the water heater faucet. I called him and he came within about 30 minutes. He told me that that faucet must have come loose with all the work on the water heater and that he had not touched it that day. But he quickly fixed it and again was very gracious. Clay is a hard worker and very professional. I would hire him again.

The outcome of repair was perfect. The communication with company was smooth and the repairmen were professionals.

Excellent service and very professional. Our Handyman, Jim, was excellent to work with and kept us informed the entire time as to what was happening. A little on the pricey side but the service and manner of professionalism was impeccable.

Jason, from Mr. Handyman, removed some decking boards that had dry rot. He replaced the planks(?) with new cedar. Our deck is going to look great once stained. We were very pleased with Jason. We will certainly use Mr. Handyman again in the future and will recommend them to our friends.

Mark was able to help me solve some problems efficiently. Everything was explained to me and the work completed out as planned.

Clay was absolutely 150% on the job. I cannot emphasize enough how much I appreciated his professionalism, his hustling, and his desire to do a perfect job. I was impressed. The price was pretty steep, but I don't have anything to compare it with, so who knows how much the others would have charged. Also, he said that the copper pipes that he used to replace the old ones cost $200. We had a leak in the water heater pipes that caused moisture ants to find a home in our crawl space. I phoned around to find a handyman service and everybody was booked out. Mr Handyman did not get the best ratings on Angie's List and wasn't my first choice, but they were the ones who responded quickly, sent someone to assess the problem. He estimated that the repair would be between $400 and $850, told me how the problem would be fixed and I decided to hire them. They scheduled me for an appointment one and a half weeks into the future. But the leak had been there for a while and I did not need a super-quick response, so that worked for me. On the day of the service, Clay was there almost half hour before the scheduled time and didn't stop working until he left almost 8 hours later. He had to drain the water heater and cut the drywall. According to him, the pipes that went from the water heater into the wall and from there into the crawl space had been sagging and ended up sitting on concrete, which caused a leak over time. He cut the pipes on the side of the garage (where the water heater is) and in the crawl space. Then he installed new pipes between the wall and the water heater. He took out all the dry rot and put a piece of wood in for the pipes to go through (so they wouldn't sit on concrete). Then he resoldered the pipes together. Everything seemed to go well until he turned the water back on, which showed a leak. He was hustling to get the leak fixed and seemed to get it all to where it was dry. However, the next day I went into the crawl space and discovered a pretty steady leak. I called them again and they quickly sent Clay to take care of it immediately. He came within 30 minutes and went right to work. After checking a number of things and resoldering the pipes, he found that part of the pipe was defective. So he cut that out. But this didn't completely solve the problem. It took Clay almost 4 hours to make sure everything was fixed. The whole time, he was very gracious and professional. While fixing the problem, he saw that the main water line was sagging and he installed copper hooks to hook it back up. He also sprayed lots of wood preservative to help the moisture in the wood (from the new leak) dry out. He told me that the Mr. Handyman service guaranteed their work for 1 year and not to hesitate to call again if there was a problem. Later that day I realized that the water pressure in the kitchen seemed low. I checked the water shutoff and the faucet over the water heater, then discovered a leak at the water heater faucet. I called him and he came within about 30 minutes. He told me that that faucet must have come loose with all the work on the water heater and that he had not touched it that day. But he quickly fixed it and again was very gracious. Clay is a hard worker and very professional. I would hire him again.