Trusted Local Deck Builder in Perrinville, Washington

He was excellent and was real creative in what, he did. He didn’t replace the window; he made it stop leaking and fixed the woodwork. There were two guys; but, the first guy was really good at what he did. He was effective and cleaned up after himself. He didn’t have to replace the entire window frame which would have been more time consuming and expensive; he patched it and, it looks perfect. The first guy was great but the second guy didn’t do such a good job.

I've had Mr. Handyman of Everett out to my house a number of times since 2014 for smaller projects. This included identifying and repairing a leak in the roof, fence repair, and installing new bathroom sinks. The work has generally been quite good. Each project was done by a different technician. I would rate one of the technicians as 4 out of 5. The rest 5 out of 5. Late last year I had an independent maintenance technician attempt to install two bathroom sinks. This person ended up leaving my house with two leaking sinks, unattached lift rods, incorrectly seated stoppers, and grooves stripped off one of the drain pipes. So I called called Mr. Handyman of Everett to fix this problem. Mick did a professional job. Each sink was correctly installed and properly tested. It was nice to see quality work.

Tim was exceptional! He was professional, courteous and certainly knew exactly what he was doing!

Even an odd request (older houses are fun) was done efficiently.

Original job looked nice but after a couple of years the poor workmanship and non-watertight construction techniques used came to light after slow but steady leaking soaked into the sheet rock wallboard, through the wall into the adjacent rooms where it soaked into the carpeting and wooden bases of bookcases and furniture located on the opposite sides of the shower stall walls. Original contractor who gave me the estimate and told me how he would do the job but farmed it out to a sub-contractor who did such a poor job it had to be torn out and done again. The Handyman of Snohomish sent out an individual who gave me an estimate, told me step-by-step what would be and needed to be done and did all the work himself. He showed me all the poor corner-cutting steps the previous contractor took as he tore it apart. During his rebuild he showed me each step he took as he reconstructed it with great skill and craftsmanship.

He was excellent and was real creative in what, he did. He didn’t replace the window; he made it stop leaking and fixed the woodwork. There were two guys; but, the first guy was really good at what he did. He was effective and cleaned up after himself. He didn’t have to replace the entire window frame which would have been more time consuming and expensive; he patched it and, it looks perfect. The first guy was great but the second guy didn’t do such a good job.

I've had Mr. Handyman of Everett out to my house a number of times since 2014 for smaller projects. This included identifying and repairing a leak in the roof, fence repair, and installing new bathroom sinks. The work has generally been quite good. Each project was done by a different technician. I would rate one of the technicians as 4 out of 5. The rest 5 out of 5. Late last year I had an independent maintenance technician attempt to install two bathroom sinks. This person ended up leaving my house with two leaking sinks, unattached lift rods, incorrectly seated stoppers, and grooves stripped off one of the drain pipes. So I called called Mr. Handyman of Everett to fix this problem. Mick did a professional job. Each sink was correctly installed and properly tested. It was nice to see quality work.

Tim was exceptional! He was professional, courteous and certainly knew exactly what he was doing!

Even an odd request (older houses are fun) was done efficiently.

Original job looked nice but after a couple of years the poor workmanship and non-watertight construction techniques used came to light after slow but steady leaking soaked into the sheet rock wallboard, through the wall into the adjacent rooms where it soaked into the carpeting and wooden bases of bookcases and furniture located on the opposite sides of the shower stall walls. Original contractor who gave me the estimate and told me how he would do the job but farmed it out to a sub-contractor who did such a poor job it had to be torn out and done again. The Handyman of Snohomish sent out an individual who gave me an estimate, told me step-by-step what would be and needed to be done and did all the work himself. He showed me all the poor corner-cutting steps the previous contractor took as he tore it apart. During his rebuild he showed me each step he took as he reconstructed it with great skill and craftsmanship.